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CAPTAIN COOK’S WALK INTO SAILING HISTORY
David Ellis THERE are five reasons most people know about England’s little North Yorkshire town of Whitby: James Cook, fish and chips, Dracula, a modern-day TV soap, and old steam trains. Sitting astride the Esk River estuary, Whitby’s 14,000 hardy souls have learned to live with the hammering winds that come in off the North […]
Struth! UK’s Most northerly hotel a derelict award-winner
John O’Groats “derelict hotel and sheds lurking with tourist intent” STRUTH ! David Ellis looks at the more weird wacky and wondrous in the world of travel IN his continuing search for the more weird, wacky and wondrous in the world of travel, David Ellis says that a popular British tourist destination has just won […]
Struth! UK’s Most northerly hotel a derelict award-winner
John O’Groats “derelict hotel and sheds lurking with tourist intent” STRUTH ! David Ellis looks at the more weird wacky and wondrous in the world of travel IN his continuing search for the more weird, wacky and wondrous in the world of travel, David Ellis says that a popular British tourist destination has just won […]
Record Flotilla of Cruise Ships in Australia this Summer
With the Australian cruise season starting today, the nation’s largest cruise ship operator, Carnival Australia, says it is heading for its biggest season yet, with a record 15 ships from its fleets sailing local waters over the coming months. Between them, the ships will carry a total of 220,000 passengers during cruise season – a […]
Record Flotilla of Cruise Ships in Australia this Summer
With the Australian cruise season starting today, the nation’s largest cruise ship operator, Carnival Australia, says it is heading for its biggest season yet, with a record 15 ships from its fleets sailing local waters over the coming months. Between them, the ships will carry a total of 220,000 passengers during cruise season – a […]
Record Flotilla of Cruise Ships in Australia this Summer
With the Australian cruise season starting today, the nation’s largest cruise ship operator, Carnival Australia, says it is heading for its biggest season yet, with a record 15 ships from its fleets sailing local waters over the coming months. Between them, the ships will carry a total of 220,000 passengers during cruise season – a […]
Air Mauritius recognized as Indian Ocean’s Leading Airline
Donald Payen and Carla da Silva of Air Mauritius pictured w/David de Montfalcon of World Travel Awards Air Mauritius has been honored once again by the 17th World Travel Awards (WTA) in the category “Indian Ocean’s Leading Airline.” The airline which was nominated in the same category with Air France, South African Airways, Air Seychelles, […]
Air Mauritius recognized as Indian Ocean’s Leading Airline
Donald Payen and Carla da Silva of Air Mauritius pictured w/David de Montfalcon of World Travel Awards Air Mauritius has been honored once again by the 17th World Travel Awards (WTA) in the category “Indian Ocean’s Leading Airline.” The airline which was nominated in the same category with Air France, South African Airways, Air Seychelles, […]
Air Mauritius recognized as Indian Ocean’s Leading Airline
Donald Payen and Carla da Silva of Air Mauritius pictured w/David de Montfalcon of World Travel Awards Air Mauritius has been honored once again by the 17th World Travel Awards (WTA) in the category “Indian Ocean’s Leading Airline.” The airline which was nominated in the same category with Air France, South African Airways, Air Seychelles, […]
Bangkok Airways ready to serve international demand
Bangkok Airways Airbus A319 lands at Surat Thani – Samui | Image: Yochai Mossi – airliners.net A world-wide fascination with the wonders of Thailand has fueled a dynamic tourist economy that continues to expand to every corner of this delightful, value-oriented nation. On the wings of this amazing growth, Bangkok Airways has become a major […]
