Specialty Cruise Destinations: Sorrento To Tahiti By Karen Mills On a five star around the world cruise, adventurous passengers can expect a trip of a lifetime. Exploring amazing areas of the world one day to the next will ensure to satisfy even the most worldly Read more...
Tahiti Pearl "mother Of Pearls" Unraveled By qifupearl Nowadays, those people who are wearing pearls are in fact wearing CULTURED- pearls. Cultured pearls are thought to have astrological influence, because cultured pearl is NOT REAL, but it's some from Read more...
Tahiti Pearl "mother Of Pearls" Unraveled By qifupearl Nowadays, those people who are wearing pearls are in fact wearing CULTURED- pearls. Cultured pearls are thought to have astrological influence, because cultured pearl is NOT REAL, but it's some from Read more...
A Honeymoon In Tahiti: Tips From An Expert By Jared Moran Where in Tahiti can we expect to get the most for our Read more...
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You're really flying now . . . jet brings travel into 21st century <p>IT is billed as 'the first all-new airplane of the 21st century' that is not only luxurious but cuts cost, noise and carbon emissions.</p> The 10 Best ski apps <p> Enhance your ski holiday with these great ski apps - everything from maps and weather warnings to emergency trackers.</p> Wi-Fi access to be available on London Underground by this summer <p>Transport for London has announced that commuters will be able to access the internet in advance of the London 2012 Olympic Games. </p> Northern Lights give tourism a healthy glow <p>INCREDIBLE displays from the Northern Lights are attracting hundreds of people to the northernmost tip of the country.</p> Must-see travel hotspots for 2012 <p><strong>Looking for some holiday inspiration? Here are our top tips for where to go in the year ahead</strong></p> Costa offers cruises on 'new' 20-year-old ship <p>Costa Cruises has transferred passengers with forward bookings on the Costa Concordia to a replacement ship it describes as "brand new" – but it is actually 20-years old and in dry dock in Genoa for a refit.</p> Three Irish hotels make world’s top 25 in TripAdvisor awards <p>CASTLEWOOD Hotel in County Kerry was named Ireland's best hotel and also ranked as Europe's second best and the world's sixth best in Trip Advisor’s Best Irish Hotel Awards 2012.</p>
Terror of British Airways passengers told in error that plane was about to crash <p>PASSENGERS flying over the Atlantic reacted in horror when a recorded message told them on two occasions that their plane could be about to crash. </p> Summer Holidays: Are January sales offers the real deal? <p>Just as in the shops, the sales season for the holiday market is in full swing. Despite all the trends to book later and later, January is still the month when most summer holidays are sold, and tour operators do their level best to tempt us to book.</p> Tanzania: On the bush tucker trail <p>Pól Ó Conghaile explores the hidden heart of Tanzania with an unforgettable safari </p> Canada: High times in the Rockies <p>It was with mounting horror that I realised I was about to scream. And stamp my foot. It may have been my birthday but I was starting to regress by about, well, quite a few years.</p> Resort to Portugal for real family break <p>I'll be honest. Previously, if you mentioned Portugal, and specifically the Algarve, to me, I would think at worst of bellies straining through Pringle jumpers and sweaty red-faced lads chafing their thighs around a golf course. At best, I would think Ronan Keating. Not my scene.</p> Cheap holiday destinations for 2012 <p>Ideas for an affordable holiday in 2012, including post-Arab Spring deals, cheap cruises, skiing trips and beach breaks. </p> Goa: Give body-and-soul cleansing a real Goa <p>My idea of a holiday normally involves copious amounts of food, drink, shopping and fun, with the odd full-moon party thrown in. Definitely the days must be hot but the nights must be hotter -- know what I'm talking about? More retox than detox -- that sort of thing.</p> Dubai: Towering tribute to wow-factor opulence <p>So does every long-haul flight have to be such a long haul? Standing at well over six foot and having only ever flown "steerage" with the various Air Lilliputs that travel to long-distance destinations, I would have said the answer to that question was always in the affirmative. A recent trip to Dubai with Emirates airlines, however, left me questioning the accuracy of that assumption. In fairness to my previous cramp-induced resignation in this area, there were a couple of mitigating factors about my flight to Dubai.</p> Secret Ireland: Leitrim & Roscommon <p>Pól Ó Conghaile gets back to nature and discovers Ireland’s very own Taj Mahal in the Lakelands. </p> Plans for new scenic route along Atlantic coast to boost tourism figures <p>PLANS are being drawn up for an "end-of-the-world" drive along Ireland's Atlantic coastline to rival the most scenic road trips around the globe.</p> Secret Ireland: The dingle Peninsula <p>Pol O' Conghaile uncovers coastal adventures and the freshest seafood, washed down with a heroic brew.</p> Secret Ireland: Sligo bay <p>Pól Ó Conghaile unearths hidden gems ranging from foodie delights to freediving in Sligo.</p> Weekend Away: Sandbrook House, Co Carlow <p>First impressions</p> Secret Ireland: The Dublin Mountains <p> Pól Ó Conghaile dons his hiking boots and heads for the hills of our capital city.</p>
