Found 7 posts tagged with ‘holidays’.
According to ABTA, the Travel Association two million British holidaymakers headed overseas for the first weekend of the summer holidays for the majority of English schools (20-23 July). The most popular destinations are Spain and Greece which suggests that savvy Brits are looking to take advantage of the strong Pound/Euro ...
A combination of the coming summer and flailing Euro has led to record bookings for holidays in Greece, say Calum MacDonald, Marketing Manager at Holiday Hypermarket: "It's incredibly affordable to travel in the Eurozone at the moment, and that includes prime destinations such as Corfu, Rhodes and Crete that are ...
Joanna Lumley’s new ITV 4-part series Greek Odyssey may prove to be an absolutely fabulous boost for Greek tourism. The series kicked off on Thursday 13 October (9pm) and Lumley will be taking us on an odyssey through history and across Greece, including spotlighting the variety of the Greek islands, ...
£179pp, Rhodes, 3* Self Catering, staying at the Finas Hotel in Pefkos. Flying on 13th July from Gatwick for 7 nights. More info here. £349pp, Rhodes, 4* All Inclusive, staying at the Golden Odyssey Hotel in Kolymbia. Flying on 13th July from Gatwick for 7 nights. More info here.
In an interview to the local newspaper "Rodiaki", the president of the Rhodes Hotels Association, Mr. Vassilis Minaidis expressed optimism regarding the upcoming summer holidays season. According to Mr. Minaidis, an increase of about 10% in hotel bookings is expected for the 2011 season.
This year's summer bank holiday has been moved on Monday, August 30 in England and Wales and on Monday, August 2 in Scotland. Bank holidays are a public holidays in both the United Kingdom and Ireland. Although there is no automatic right to time off on these days, the majority ...
Some 80% of Europeans continue to travel for their holidays according to a new Eurobarometer survey on The attitudes of Europeans towards tourism 2010. Only 20% of over 30,000 randomly selected citizens were almost certain that they will not travel in 2010, which is significantly below the proportion of non-travellers ...