If you love travel, there’s a good chance you will have an interest or even passion in foreign language. The ability to navigate your way around a non-English speaking country requires a little knowledge of the local lingo and whether this be phrases you remember from your high school days, self taught language skills or […]
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Become a Translator
October 8th, 2012 
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Comments Off on Become a TranslatorThe Western Isles or Outer Hebrides?
September 1st, 2012 Admin Many people in the UK and Europe would not think of the Western Isles as somewhere to go on vacation, in fact many people would not even know where the Western Isles are. Some confusion can be blamed on the fact that this small strip of islands off the North West coast of Scotland are […]
Posted in All Posts, Backpacking, Caravan & Camping, Family Holidays, Holiday Cottages, Outdoor Pursuits, Scotland, UK Accommodation, UK Country Breaks, UK Seaside Resorts Tags: Abhainndearg, Abhainndearg Distillery, Atlantic, attractions, backpacking, Barra Isles, beach, beaches, British holidays, car ferry, car hire in Stornoway, cavation, coast, coastal, ferry, fishing port, fishing town, flights, Highlands, holiday, holidays, information, Isle of Harris, Isle of Lewis, Lewis Castle, Loch Druidibeg on South Uist, Loch Faoghail an Tuim on Lewis, Lochs, mountains, nature reserves, north west Scotland, ocean, Red River Distillery, Scotland, sea, sigh seeing, stay, Stornoway, sub-tropical, Taransay, The Callanish Stones, The Outer Hebrides, The Western Isles, touring, tourism, travel, tropical, Uist, visit, what to do, what to see Comments Off on The Western Isles or Outer Hebrides?Holidays in the South West
July 21st, 2012 Admin The South West of England has long been a popular destination for tourists both British and from overseas. Holidays in the South West offer a diverse range of activities, both inland and by the coast. In this article we will cover a few great South West holiday destinations. By no means is this meant to […]
Posted in All Posts, Caravan & Camping, City Breaks, Family Holidays, Holiday Cottages, Holiday Villas, UK Accommodation, UK Country Breaks, UK Seaside Resorts Tags: beach holidays, beaches, Blackpool Sands, Bristol, Cornwall, Dartmouth, Devon, England, Exeter, Falmouth, fishing ports, Glastonbury, holiday resorts, holidaying, holidays in the South West, hols, maritime, Mevagissey, Newquay, Penzance, Plymouth, rural, seafood, seaside, Somerset, South West England, St Ives, surfing, Torquay, tourism, tourists, UK, vacations Comments Off on Holidays in the South WestBed & Breakfast in The Wye Valley
January 18th, 2012 Admin The Wye Valley is, in parts, an AONB (Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty) and is a popular tourist destination. In fact, The Wye Valley was one of the first areas which gave rise to the UK tourist industry during the Victorian era, with tourist handbooks and quaint and accessible rail journeys from all over Britain. […]
Posted in All Posts, Outdoor Pursuits, UK Accommodation, UK Country Breaks Tags: accommodation, bed and breakfasts, canoeing, countryside, drink, eat, Hay On Wye, Hereford Cathedral, Herefordshire, hiking, holiday, hotels, Inn, Ledbury, Malvern Hills, River Wye, rock climbing, Ross On Wye, stay, tourism, visit, walking, Wye Valley Comments Off on Bed & Breakfast in The Wye Valley