Posts Tagged ‘Holiday Makers’

Five Things to do in Zanzibar

August 4th, 2011 Tushar Mathur

Zanzibar is a small island off the coast of Tanzania in Africa. It is surrounded by the warm Indian Ocean making it a paradise for people wanting a luxurious and relaxing African holiday. Zanzibar Town is a hub of cultural activity and a hotspot for tourists looking to escape their regular lives so it’s no wonder why people from around the world visit the best kept secret in Island luxury. Are you tempted on going? Well here are 5 things you have to do if you go:

Scuba Diving on the East Coast – The reefs on the east coast are beautiful and full of marine life, meaning any keep divers, swimmers, holiday makers or wildlife enthusiasts can make their way down to explore the sea bed and coral.

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The Life Cycle of Self Catering Holiday Cottages

April 15th, 2011 Tushar Mathur

Owning a holiday cottage has brought a number of opportunities to the spotlight for the owner / renter and the holiday maker / renter. The holiday industry within the UK is a multi billion pound industry and offers a renter a wide variation of properties other than traditional bed and breakfasts, guest houses and hotels, the opportunity to cater for one’s self, aptly named ‘self catering’.
There are in popular tourist destinations such as Cornwall (South West England) thousands of potential properties for let, ranging in size, location and of cause price tag!

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Travel to Sri Lanka

June 30th, 2010 Tushar Mathur

Sri Lanka BeautySRI LANKA is an island in the Indian Ocean about 880 km. north of the Equator. The climate is tropical and ideal for holiday makers round the year. The languages spoken are Sinhalese, Tamil and English in major towns. In the interior it is Sinhalese only. The entire island is a tourist spot with beaches, lagoons, and monuments.

Colombo, the capital city of Sri Lanka is a perfect example of the mix of the East and the West. It has fascinating monuments, museums, zoo, Buddhist temples, and art galleries. Galle, the coastal town is the center of administration in the south.

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Planning Your Family Camping Holiday In France

November 20th, 2008 Tushar Mathur
The global credit crunch is already having an impact on the spending habits of holiday makers and more people are considering camping in France for their holidays than in recent years. Camping holidays are cheaper than hotels, apartments and foreign rentals, but it’s also an ideal way to see the country and enjoying the wonder of nature right on your doorstep of your tent or mobile home.. Not only that but, if it’s been several years since your last camping trip, then you may well be amazed by the upgrades in comfort and facilities that have been made to France’s camping sites.

If you have indeed been out of the camping loop for a while, then you may need some advice when it comes to the planning and preparation of your camping in France break.

Here are a few tips to help you plan:

Where to Go?

Once you’ve decided that camping in France is for you, the question is which region to visit.

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Bali A Lesson To Be Learned

June 17th, 2008 Tushar Mathur
Bali. Indonesia. I wonder what the world?s view of Bali is today.

Once, before October 11th, 2001 it was safe to bet that it was thought by many to be in the south pacific somewhere, courtesy of Mr. Rogers and Mr. Hammerstein from the musical South Pacific. After that date it was perhaps seen as a Muslim militant stronghold following the horrendous night of bombing that destroyed the lives of so any when the clubs Sari and Padi?s were targeted. This was strengthened by the bombs of October 1 2005, when once again, tourists became the victims as two more sites were bombed.

As a long time visitor to Bali I have to say that both views are wrong.

For one thing, Bali is in the Indian Ocean, part of the Indonesian archipelago.

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