Holidays & Travel

London Chauffeurs – Private Travel with Professional Excellence in the City

Being on time, feeling comfortable, and having an inconvenience-free experience is the order of the day in this fast-paced era. As a preferred provider of services for tourists and locals alike, the services of chauffeurs in London have proved to be the optimal solution for those who are eagerly looking forward to having an experience of traveling like never before, in a reliable, private, and luxurious manner. Starting from the onset of your experience, these services will highlight convenience, privacy, and an inconvenience-free experience.

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Sniffing out the UK's top pet-friendly hotels

These days, it’s unthinkable to go on a holiday without our furry companions. In fact, two out of five Brits nowadays take their pets on holiday with family, and almost half of us miss our four-legged loved ones while vacationing without them. It seems that, compared to a decade ago, it’s actually more cost-effective and hassle-free to take Muffins on a holiday rather than to leave her behind. Temporary pet care centres charge exorbitant fees and there’s no guarantee that your pet will be well taken care of. On the other hand, it has become much easier to find affordable and pet-friendly...

Glazebrook House Hotel Celebrates Awards Wonderland

One of the country’s leading romantic hotels, Glazebrook House in South Devon, has just been shortlisted for a host of both national and regional awards, including the Condé Nast Johansens’ Awards for Excellence, Devon Life Food and Drink Awards and LandLove magazine Awards.

GatwickConnects improves the flight experience for passengers

Most airports strive to provide superior service and an ever-improving experience for travellers. From better access to Gatwick parking to a more efficient transit through the airport itself, flight-goers demand more in an age in which instant gratification is a key concept.

One way in which airlines and airports can improve the overall flight experience for travellers is by offering additional connections and flights through well-travelled hubs. Gatwick Airport recently unveiled its latest improvement, GatwickConnects , which aims to provide travellers with many new destination...

Enjoy a range of activities when visiting Exeter

Authored by SamMorgan
Posted: Sun, 10/25/2015 - 9:47am

Whether you are a visitor to the historic city of Exeter or whether you are a resident, one thing that you will find is that there is no shortage of things to do. Adults can enjoy a wide variety of activities here so whether you are into history and culture, fun and excitement, adventure, sights, or recreation, you will always be able to look forward to a full itinerary. If you’re looking to enjoy a great day or night out in the city, it is well worth looking at the variety of options that are open to you, as you can then plan your time more effectively. Some of the activities to enjoy...

Don’t discount North Devon for an Autumnal outing

As the days get shorter, temperatures drop, leaves begin to fall and the UK begins to blur into 50 shades of terracotta. It’s tempting to slump into a state of hibernation, watching endless hours of catch-up TV and wrapping yourself in shrouds of artisan throws. But before you write off your weekends and start reeling off reasons not to leave the house. We’ve put together (along with our North Devonian friends over at http://www.leisureshopdirect.com/ a list of autumnal outings you should consider in the coming months.

Watersmeet & Countisbury (Lynmouth)

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Flybe brings back Exeter to Glasgow route

Flybe, Europe’s largest regional airline, has announced the return of direct flights to and from Glasgow as part of its 2015-16 Winter programme, operating four days a week and effective for travel between 25 October 2015 and 26 March 2016.

One way fares are from £34.99 including taxes and charges.

Exeter Airport’s Managing Director, Matt Roach, said: “Although we have continued to have connectivity to Glasgow via Flybe’s Manchester hub, the return of this direct route is very welcome.

"Our passengers will enjoy a reduced travel time and this will further enhance...

New look for Mercure Exeter Southgate revealed

Authored by Mary Youlden
Posted: Thu, 08/20/2015 - 11:52am

Positioned in the heart of Devon and enjoying a prime location in one of England’s most historic cities, Mercure Exeter Southgate is the gateway to the South West neighboring the famous Exeter Cathedral and historic Quay whilst providing the perfect break en route to the Cornish coastline.

The interior of the city centre hotel is transformed including a redesign of the reception, Gate House restaurant, bar, lounge, terrace and all 156 bedrooms. Mercure, a locally inspired brand, has drawn influence for the hotel’s new interior design from Exeter’s rich Roman and Medieval history...

Frame Your Train competition returns

First Great Western (FGW) has announced the return of the award-winning Frame Your Train competition – running throughout August.

It calls on passengers travelling on First Great Western trains to reach for their smartphone, snap a view from the window, and upload the image to Instagram using the hashtag #FGWFrameYourTrain. All entries are then uploaded to an interactive map, and showcased in an online photo gallery. It couldn’t be easier for all budding photographers out there to get involved!

Each week, for four weeks, a nominated judge will pick their ‘Photo of the Week...

Men will be men!

Men may be increasingly domesticated in the modern home but it seems that when they hit the great outdoors, they revert back to their caveman ways.

According to a new survey, when it comes to the campsite, men and women assume roles that would not be out of place in the film ‘Carry On Camping’.

Men insist on pitching the tent, but then expect women to do all the tidying up and cooking.

GO Outdoors, the UK’s largest retailer of outdoor clothing and equipment, released the findings from a poll as it published its camping tips for the holiday season.

The poll...

Three reasons to choose Exeter for your group holiday

Exeter might not be the first city you think of for a fun-packed group holiday, but after you’ve learnt a little more about this dynamic Devon city, you’ll see why it should top your list.

A Growing City in the Heart of Devon

Exeter has a reputation as a peaceful, leafy and historic city with a grand cathedral and a respected university. While it is of course all of those things, in some ways its national reputation is ripe for an update.

Since 2007, when the Princesshay shopping centre opened in the city centre, Exeter has also become known regionally as a shopper’...

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