Archive for the 'Educational Trip' Category

From the Renaissance to the Riviera - a Historic Stroll Through Rimini, Italy 1

What would 15th century renaissance man Sigismondo Malatesta, Lord of Rimini, make of his city’s 20th century transformation into the capital of Italy’s Adriatic Riviera? Take a stroll through Rimini’s historic past, from the renaissance, the 18th century fashion for seabathing, through to the second world war and Italy’s post war economic miracle.

May 23 2008 | 2. Europe and Educational Trip and Italy and Sightseeing | No Comments »

Birdwatching Necessities for the Beginner

Birdwatching is one of America’s most popular outdoor activities. Those of us who love birds, have watched birds, in our back yards or at the local parks, raise and support their families. But every so often we have the urge to escape beyond these confinements and go out into the wild to watch birds in […]

May 04 2008 | Active Vacation and Ecotourism and Educational Trip and Recreation | No Comments »

Learn Spanish in Spain

By Mike McDougall
Spanish is undoubtedly the growth language in the world at the moment; it is now spoken by an estimated 352 million people as a first language (with a further 417 million speaking it as a second language) making it the second or third most widely spoken language in the world.

Hispanic nations are also […]

April 27 2008 | 2. Europe and 4. Latin America and Educational Trip and Spain | No Comments »

Spain - UNESCO World Heritage Cities

UNESCO World Heritage Cities in Spain: hundreds of stories to be told in buildings that have stood for centuries, most witnessing civilization’s progression from the Romans, through the occupation by the Moors, to our time in the 21st century.

April 07 2008 | 2. Europe and Educational Trip and Sightseeing and Spain | No Comments »

Spain - A Land of Endless Holidays

Whether you’ve been to Spain before or not, you’ll always be able to a find a region of this beautiful country that will appeal to you on holiday.

March 31 2008 | Active Vacation and Beach Holiday and Educational Trip and Family w Kid s and Golf Vacation and Spain and Wellness Travel | No Comments »

How About a Golf School Vacation?

By Andre Sanchez
Have you ever considered a golf school vacation as a way of combining your vacation with a means of improving your game?

Has your game been letting you down lately, or have you finished the season on a bit of a low, feeling a bit down with your rising scores and reducing […]

March 28 2008 | Active Vacation and Educational Trip and Golf Vacation | No Comments »

Vacation Ideas - The Freedom Trail, Boston, Massachusetts

By Connie Limon
Along Freedom Trail there are three museum sites:
• Old South Meeting House
• Old State House
• Paul Revere House
These three museums have joined together with one discount ticket. For $11.00 for adults and $3.00 for children, you can visit the three museums on the Trail. The individual adult admission tickets to all these same museums […]

March 14 2008 | Boston and Educational Trip and Hiking and Massachusetts and Sightseeing | No Comments »

How to Do Venice in 48 Hours - part 2

Continuation of part 1 of the article by Katy Hyslop
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An early start is necessary to ensure you get where you are going and to hopefully beat the crowds. Venice is a popular city all year round, summer and winter, and there doesn’t appear to be a low season as such. The weather can sometimes be […]

February 07 2008 | 2. Europe and Educational Trip and Entertainment and Italy and Sightseeing | No Comments »

Eco Tourism

It is also called ecological tourism, is a type of tourism which appeals to those who are ecologically and socially conscious. Speaking on a broad base, ecotourism focuses on local culture, wilderness adventures, volunteering, personal growth, and learning new ways to live on the planet; typically involving travel to destinations where flora, fauna, and cultural heritage are the primary attractions. Ecotourism is all about an intense connection of conservation, communities, and sustainable travel.

November 30 2007 | Active Vacation and Ecotourism and Educational Trip | No Comments »

Learn French In France

There are many approaches to second language learning, but few methods produce better results than studying a language in the country where that language is spoken. Daily immersion in language and culture is the key to gaining real proficiency in any language. So where better to learn the French language than in France itself! France is a fascinating and diverse country with an astonishingly rich cultural heritage and simply fantastic food!

August 19 2007 | 2. Europe and Educational Trip and South of France | No Comments »