In this month's Talking Travel series, we chatted to regular TP contributor Glynn Hammond (aka nzhamsta ). A prolific traveller and blogger, he has mapped over 40 trips and shared more than 2000 photos. Glynn is an avid believer in making the most of travel opportunities, ...
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In this month's Talking Travel series, we chatted to regular TP contributor Glynn Hammond (aka nzhamsta ). A prolific traveller and blogger, he has mapped over 40 trips and shared more than 2000 photos. Glynn is an avid believer in making the most of travel opportunities, having spent his life balancing work with...
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guest post by Nick Sim The early 20th century was a boom time for amusement parks in North America, Europe and beyond. Magnificent, towering wooden rollercoasters , beautifully handcrafted carousels and a range of innovative new contraptions drew in droves of ...
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guest post by Nick Sim The early 20th century was a boom time for amusement parks in North America, Europe and beyond. Magnificent, towering wooden rollercoasters , beautifully handcrafted carousels and a range of innovative new contraptions drew in droves of excited visitors to these bustling new leisure areas. These early attractions helped...
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Talk about a breathtaking journey that is quite magical and mystical; a replica of a temple in Uji, Japan located in Kahaluu, O'ahu, Hawaii. It is located near the Ko'olau Mountains in the Valley of the Temples Memorial Park. The Byodo...
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Which travel books have proved the most inspiring? Been there readers reveal the top texts that have inspired journeys to Corfu, Carcassonne and the Cook Islands Click here to add a tip, and you could win a digital camera WINNING TIP: The Riddle of the Sands , by Robert Erskine Childers Writers who...
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Filed under: Panama , News , Central America Archaeologists have discovered the wreckage of a 17th century ship they believe to be from the famed Captain Henry Morgan's fleet, lost off the coast of Panama in 1671. The shipwreck was found on the Lajas Reef at...
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Filed under: Biking , Arts and Culture , Hiking , History , Learning , Skiing , Business , Festivals and Events , Food and Drink , South America , Chile , Camping , Ecotourism , News , Luxury Travel If wine and schussing are your thang, unleash your inner poet and enter the...
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The municipal theatre in San Bartolomé will host an award winning children’s musical called Cantos Canarios on Wednesday 25th May at 7pm. The show combines both classical music and folk traditions of the Canary Islands, the performance is a fun and educational production for all the family...
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How many times have you watched a television program about a captivating destination and suddenly had the urge to go there? It probably happens a fair amount, so it makes sense that the Travel Channel is finally making it that much easier for viewers to do just ...
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