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Why Girona Costa Brava Is Worth Travelling From Barcelona To Visit

…sponsored by the Costa Brava Tourist Board, I would never have thought of traveling to and visiting Girona nor the Costa Brava region. I have been to the fabulous city of Barcelona, which is about 99km away, many times. The only place I had ventured to from there was to Sitges once. However, Girona is a real jewel of a destination and a perfect day trip from Barcelona, or a stop over before or after visiting that city. It shows how astute the Cos…

European Podcast Awards. Tips for Travellers Shortlisted. Please Vote.

…sed on listeners votes. This is where I am asking you to help. My Tips for Travellers Global Travel Destinations Podcast has been nominated in the personality category. I would really appreciate it if you can you take some time to vote for me to help me win an award. I have won awards in 2010 and 2011 for my marketing podcast in the business category, but would dearly love that my travel podcast wins an award this year! The voting involves a few s…

Is Cunard Retaining It’s Distinctiveness Within Carnival Cruise Lines?

…ilt without the resources of Carnival. As long as there is the demand from travelers for the “Britishness” and style of Cunard, I believe that it will flourish. For if it does start to water that down and let it drift towards other cruise lines, it will start to lose its place in the cruising world. I think Carnival should be astute enough to understand the principles and need for having a portfolio of brands that offer different things to differe…

Cruise Tips And Advice: Why And When Cruising Is Better Than Land Based Vacations

…ning I did an interview with Heather Cowper of the heatheronhertravels.com travel blog and podcast about cruise tips and advice for first time cruisers and cruising for her popular podcast series. I have been following Heather’s blog for a while, although only got to meet her in person at the Travel Blogger Exchange Conference in Girona Spain earlier in the year for the first time. I will share the link to the podcast once it is posted, but though…

Transatlantic Crossings on Queen Mary 2 : All At Sea In The World Of Enlightenment (Lectures and learning on-board).

…speakers are engaging the passengers. Content. They are usually linked to travel, politics and associated aspects, and so have appeal for most on the Crossing. Especially to me. Anecdotes, personal and very visual. Every talk tends to be made up of anecdotes and sound byte style presentations, so easy to digest and follow. They always are very visual, with great images – and assume this is a style that Cunard ensures is used to add to the engagem…

Highs and Lows of Cruising on The Cunard Queen Mary 2. Rough Seas & Norovirus Included!

…hout a shadow of doubt the Cunard Grills Experience is a great one. If you travel in Queens Grills on Queen Mary 2, the food in the Grills Restaurants is fantastic, and the passion of the Butler and Stateroom Attendant is invaluable. Throughout the ship the service, food and attitude of the crew is excellent. There is a pride and passion across all aspects of the ship. You are made to feel welcome and valued. Crew manage to keep cheerful, find tim…

Caribbean Islands. 3 More Amazing Things About This Incredible Part Of the World.

…om all around Europe! It seems that the old wooden trading ships that were travelling to the region to fetch goods would travel over from Europe empty of cargo, and so were filled up with stones to provide ballast to help the ship sail from Europe with greater stability. On arrival the stones were dumped on the shore or ports, and the ships filled up with a cargo of fruits, spices, salt, sugar and other goods for the return trip. Locals joke that…

Crossing The Atlantic By Ocean Liner. My Cunard Queen Mary 2 Winter Crossing And Ship Review And Video Tour

…the United States and Canada had grown to almost 60 a week. The demand to travel between the 2 continents was so huge that lines competed fiercely with more and more grand liners and features. The birth of regular and scheduled jet liner travel between Europe and North America obliterated the transatlantic liner business. At times in the 1960s ships like Cunard’s Queen Elizabeth had as little as 100 passengers on it – and well over 1000 crew. Sin…

African Wildlife: Experiencing the circle of life in Tanzania

…got has written for and shared her stunning travel photographs on Tips for Travellers a few times now. Previously she has told of her travels to the Paro festival in Bhutan and seeing Big Cats in Kenya’s Masai Mara. She is just back from Tanzania and writes: Having visited (and I admit become slightly addicted to) Kenya’s Masai Mara many times in recent years, it was a good suggestion by my guide to vary things a little and venture to Tanzania for…

Swan Hellenic Minerva Cruise Ship, Cabins & Public Spaces. My Review, Advice & Tips

…t in arts, culture and history. In addition to cruisers, it will also suit travellers who enjoy escorted tour type travel but have not yet tried a cruise. Passengers on Minerva tend to be mature and over 60 years. Due the nature of the routes and on-board entertainment, they will be interested in arts, culture and history and enjoy holidays with a strong educational element. Swan Hellenic has strong partnerships with societies like the National Tr…

Silversea Cruises Blog Features Tips for Travellers Silversea Whisper Suites Reviews

…saying: “Travel enthusiast Gary Bembridge, publisher of the popular luxury travel blog Tips for Travellers, sailed on a Baltic voyage aboard Silver Whisper this month and has posted a review of his cruise, including excellent video tours of the ship’s suites. For his in-depth tours of the elegant accommodation aboard Silver Whisper, click articles below: Premium Suites Video Tours and Verandah Suite Review and Video Tour” Cool! For all my Silverse…