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[ June 10, 2013; ]
Edgbaston Rd, Birmingham, West Midlands B5 7QU
[ June 6, 2013; ]
Cardiff Wales Stadium, Cardiff, CF11 9LN
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Cardiff Wales Stadium, Cardiff, CF11 9LN,
[ June 12, 2013; ] Edgbaston Rd, Birmingham, West Midlands B5 7QU
[ June 9, 2013; ]
Cardiff Wales Stadium, Cardiff, CF11 9LN
[ June 8, 2013; ] Edgbaston, Edgbaston Rd, Birmingham, West Midlands B5 7QU
Forget the cold and check out the Conran Shop’s new holiday collection
National marketing campaign targets visitors to spend a cultural break in Birmingham
Britons could save £195 million a year by buying annual travel insurance
Istanbul has been voted European best destination 2013 in the first European e-tourism event
Air passengers call for excess body weight to be taxed
When looking at the weather forecast for Easter, you’d be forgiven for thinking spring has been put on hold. We think the occasional rain shower is part of England’s charm, but if that doesn’t wash with you why not enjoy Blighty’s great array of indoor attractions – the perfect backup plan for when the dark clouds appear
Travel website of the week (aside from yours truly?!) Take a bow Triptease – a new website that offers – in conjunction with the iPad app – a new take on travel reviews that are beautiful, image-led and designed for sharing
Louisiana, aka the Hollywood South, is becoming known as the third largest movie producing destination after Hollywood and New York, thanks to the success of Beasts of the Southern Wild and Paper Boy
Whether you’re new to cruising and need help planning your first voyage or are a seasoned cruiser searching for inspiration for your next holiday at sea, don’t miss The Cruise Show which is taking place at London’s Olympia this weekend
Later this month, the British Museum will present a major exhibition on the Roman cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum. Since their arrival in England in 43 AD, the Romans have certainly left their mark on the country
New report concludes that London’s transport system is world class
You travel to a new place. To get to your hotel or an office you hail a taxi thinking that they can find your destination better than you – a stranger – might. It should only take about fifteen minutes you’ve been told but the taxi takes twice that.
Have you been fleeced?
It’s not uncommon in [...]
The second English Tourism Week is in full swing and, according to organisers, promises to be bigger and better than 2012. Running until 24 March 2013, the week will see events and activities take place across the country from free guided walks to music and theatre events, 2 for 1 offers and free entry to attractions
CD-Traveller would like to wish all our Irish readers a very Happy St Paddy’s Day!
Mayor Bloomberg and NYC & Company announce ‘Neighbourhood x Neighbourhood’ campaign inviting travellers to explore travellers to explore New York City’s five boroughs
The ancient Hawaiian kings practised it here and you can too: could there be any better place to learn surfing than the warm, tropical waters that legendary surfer Duke Kahanamoku called home? Aloha!
I ask the question because hoteliers in Sheffield have come top in a study by the booking agency, hotel.info. Should we read anything into the fact that three of the top seven are in Yorkshire?
Yesterday the Association of Leading Visitor Attractions (ALVA) released the figures of how many of us visited their members during 2012. As its name suggests, membership is among most but not all of the attractions that immediately spring to mind. And what they have found is that having headline grabbing exhibitions or changes is what seems to pull us in.
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