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German tourism continues to get over flood damage

August 20, 2015 • admin
Good news for visitors who prefer to visit Destination Germany within the coming weeks – it’s back to business as usual as flood waters continue to recede and the worst of the floods seem to be over.  Through the flood-hit cities and towns along the Danube, Elbe, Mulde and Saale rivers, transport and other essential infrastructures are yet again running as normal and despite about a local restrictions, visitors would be ready to enjoy each of the attractions and activities Germany has to give.  Towns corresponding to Passau, which was considerably affected, has now been given the all-clear; the historic centre of Regensburg, Germany’s largest UNESCO World Heritage Site, was spared by floods and although the realm at the river bank directly across the visitor centre and ancient Steinerne Bridge...
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Britain’s parks attract overseas visitors

July 30, 2015 • admin
National tourism agency VisitBritain has released research which reveals that a staggering £7.8 billion was spent by tourists enjoying a garden within the UK, with a big chunk coming from younger visitors. A VisitBritain study identified that of the 31 million those that are likely to visit Britain annually, around a 3rd (11.1 million) enjoy a park or garden, with around 2.4 million aged between 25-34 against just 1.4 million aged between 55-64. There were 2.1 million visits from those aged 35-44 involving parks or gardens, while nearly three-quarters of one million were aged 65+. Overall those aged under-35 were particularly more likely to visit a park or garden, with 41% of visits doing so in comparison to 33% of visits from those aged over 35. The latest figures confirm...
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Overseas visitors to Britain’s parks and gardens spend £7.8 billion

June 12, 2015 • admin
With the sunny weather set to continue and Britain’s gardens well and really in bloom, the national tourism agency has released research which reveals that a staggering £7.8 billion was spent by tourists enjoying a garden within the UK, with a big chunk coming from younger visitors A VisitBritain study identified that of the 31 million people that are likely to visit Britain annually, around a 3rd (11.1 million) enjoy a park or garden, with around 2.4 million aged between 25-34 against just 1.4 million aged between 55-64. There have been 2.1 million visits from those aged 35-44 involving parks or gardens, while nearly three-quarters of one million were aged 65+. Overall those aged under-35 were particularly prone to visit a park or garden, with 41% of visits doing so...
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Britain in bloom as guests flock to UK parks

June 3, 2015 • admin
With the sunny weather set to continue and Britain’s gardens well and really in bloom, the national tourism agency has released research which reveals that a staggering £7.8 billion was spent by tourists enjoying a garden inside the UK, with a huge chunk coming from younger visitors. A VisitBritain study identified that of the 31 million folks who are likely to visit Britain per annum, around a 3rd enjoy a park or garden, with around 2.4 million aged between 25-34 against just 1.4 million aged between 55-64. There were 2.1 million visits from those aged 35-44 involving parks or gardens, while nearly three-quarters of 1,000,000 were aged 65 or over. Overall those aged under-35 were particularly more likely to visit a park or garden, with 41 per cent of visits...
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Focus: European City Breaks by Train – and never the same old Suspects!

January 30, 2014 • admin
Taking a city break, to enjoy just a few days of sightseeing and relaxation in a thrilling setting, has long been a favored solution to spend the weekend. And what finer strategy to travel than by train Of course, you are take away by the undeniable fact that lots of the train deals appear to visit the usual places that you’ve already been to 3 times. Fear not, however; there are new city breaks by train which are certain to yield up some unique memories. City Breaks to AvignonInstead of doing the usual thing in Paris, why not take the train for a city break in Avignon Famed for its Papal Palace, Avignon is without doubt one of the most lovely locations within the south of France. Located at the...
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