As the capital of England, London has amazing sights and sounds to amaze all the family. The tower of London, Buckingham Palace, London Dungeons, Madame Tussauds, immersive shopping, and the London Eye are just some of the attractions for a London hotel city break.

Sounds impressive?  Well, I’ve been looking into this as something to do with my family and it’s not as expensive as you might think.  Especially if you go to London Pass to get your tickets into these places. (http://www.londonpass.com/) (and no, I don’t have any affiliation with London Pass, it’s just a service I’m considering on using as the prices seem fair and can get me into the places I want to get to.)

One thing I would recommend though, and that’s work out the length of time your going to be in London, against the cost of going to the places individually, or with a day pass, sometimes, if your only going to be a few hours each day in London doing the sightseeing bit, then it may be a better thing to do to just “pay as you go”

The extensive business district and many exhibition centres also play host to major events, the o2 arena enjoys huge rock bands concerts and with major airports such as Gatwick and Heathrow that have direct links in London City, there has never been a better to book your stay in London.

I’ve been looking on-line to get a nice hotel, but without having to spend a fortune to stay their and came across Roomguide, who have listed on their website “Our extensive range of hotels, bed and breakfasts, apartments and hostels in London will make any stay in this city a fantastic experience. Our roomguide.co.uk best rate guarantee ensures that your stay in London will be at the cheapest rate bookable anywhere on the Internet. We offer huge discounts, with up to 75% off London hotel breaks, will enable you to spend money on top attractions instead of your accommodation!”

I have stumbled upon this brilliant new website specialising in helping people who are dog loversand wanted to share it with everyone so that you don’t skip past it without a second thought. I take my dogs away with me and did when I went to Cornwall recently. I do travel a lot and I wanted to write about it here.
They put you in touch with the perfect dog friendly accommodation places to stay in the United Kingdom. You can easily look up the area that you want to holiday in and pick the accommodation type too. Guest House
There aren’t any pay per click adverts distracting you, the site is thought out well and laid out cleanly The pages can be easily printed for use later. As well as a detailed description and map of the area, each web pagehas details of the areas that you are allowed to take your dog. e.g. living areas.
Travel the easy way and be organised to boot. You want to be happy in the knowledge that when you get to your destination that there won’t be any unforseen problems relating to travel with your dog.
If you like what you are reading, then click on the link and see for yourself. Dog Friendly Accommodation.
If you are a Hotel, Guest House or Campsite, it is possible to add your own listing. The site has been up and running for two months and is still relatively new. As we speak the site ranks # 6 (and climbing) for “Dog Friendly Accommodation” in Yahoo! Click here for more Dog Friendly Accommodation information.

It seems everyone is going on and on about how to get cheap flights and the best deals from the airlines. The emphasis is firmly on the means to getting these cheap flight tickets. Funny though, most people are doing things wrong. I mean, if people were getting it right, how come there are so many complaints and angry customers? Personally, I believe that a lot of people are been fed the wrong information such that they take the wrong turns when scouting for the elusive cheapest flight tickets. Well, it seems to me that there are some things that travelers need to know about cheap flight to Europe that do not work. In other words, the things they shouldn’t do when looking for means of getting cheapest airfare for their travels.
i. Avoid The Hype: There is far too much hype out there today with regards the issue of  cheap flight tickets. Personally, I find it a bit irritating because it has also become an avenue for people to get duped as many fake sites are taking advantage of unwary passengers. So, first things first, dump the hype and use your native intelligence to seek out the nice deals that can fetch you cheap holidays.
ii. Get Impatient: This is one of the most effective ways of missing out on a great deal. When you are impatient, you are likely to go for the very first deal that you come across.The major downside of doing so is that it will likely not be the best deal you will get. So, keep yourself in check by remembering to keep the bigger picture of the very best deal in mind.
iii. Avoid the Airlines Websites: A lot of people just keep looking for great deals on the sites belonging to third parties without even bothering to check out what the airlines have on their sites. The fact is that some of the best deals will be found on the airlines’ own sites. You will definitely find this true of many of the big airlines in Europe and the UK. I always advise that travelers visit the airline’s site to get the update on their prices.
iv. Be Inflexible: Again one of the surest ways of avoiding a good deal. People who are inflexible want things their own way and usually pay the price for it. You simply must be prepared to adjust to meet the fluidity of the market in order get that juicy ticket to drop on your lap. If you insist on travelling on a particular day or at a particular time, there is a likelihood of running in the direction opposite from the cheap ticket and the opportunity to compare holidays.
v. Keep Making Changes in Your Departure Date: It seems airlines get really annoyed when you alter the date of your departure after purchasing your ticket and so they impose a penalty. If you are planning for cheap flights to Dubai, you could very easily rack up a bill of $75 by just making a change in your departure date.Compare flight prices, make your booking and try to stick to it.

After months of planning, you have finally arrived at your destination namely Disneyland. Now that you are here, it is time for you to enjoy everything it has to offer from the rides, the shows and the fireworks.

You better wake up early so you can be one of the first to enter the amusement park.  This is because there are not that many people but this will change in the afternoon.

Aurora Lillo Editor of the “Best Hotel Deals” website — http://www.BestHotelDeals.biz — pointed out;

“…Before you enter the park, be sure to read the bulletin board because it states what the waiting times are for the popular attractions, which of these are closed or undergoing maintenance and the times of shows and parades…”

Some of the attractions you shouldn’t miss in Disneyland include Animal Kingdom which features some wild animals and exotic plants, shows like Pirates of the Caribbean: Battle for Buccaneer Gold, Lion King or a ride down Splash Mountain.

Of course there are other places to check out but if you are traveling with kids, make sure that the attraction is suitable for their age.

You can skip the line though by use a Fastpass ticket which is free and cuts down the waiting time so you can spend the rest of the day doing other things in the park.

Junk food like fries, hotdogs and burgers are usually served at the park. If you are hungry stop going for light snacks, sit down and go for a buffet. This will allow you to have seconds or even thirds which will get you through the day up until dinner time and save you time and money.

“…If you have a camera, you don’t need to buy souvenirs that are sold at the shop. This is because you will hardly use them when you get back home and these will just end up in a drawer or box.  But if you want to buy something, make sure their useful things like perhaps a paperweight…” added A. Lillo.

Don’t leave the park just yet. One thing you shouldn’t miss is the fireworks show which is minutes before closing and done all year. This goes on for a few minutes with an excellent soundtrack playing in the background.

Further information about the cheapest rates on hotels all around the world by visiting; http://www.BestHotelRates.me

At this stage you might have already decided that Cuba is the destination that you want to visit for your next holiday but you probably need some guidance on how to make a booking. This might seem a little bit trivial but it is definitely not the case when it comes to organizing holidays to Cuba.

The fact that Cuba is such a mystical and increasingly popular destination, presents tour operators with a real problem. Cuba is not a last minute destination, at least not if you are planning to go in the so called high season.

High season in Cuba, comprises Easter period and the summer months of July and August, particularly popular for families traveling with children. November, late December, January, February and March are extremely well-liked months especially among the European tourists in search of a warm country to escape from the cloudy skies and the cold weather.

Quite often I get clients asking me to arrange a holiday for them in the above mentioned months, but sometimes the enquiry comes too late. This is frustrating, both for the client and myself. For one simple thing, I can not excel recommending an itinerary for the fact that the most interesting areas and best hotels are completely sold out, leaving me with the only answer I can give. “I am very sorry but at this point there is nothing available that I feel comfortable recommending”

Of course if you are looking to do something simple and relaxing like staying for a couple of weeks on a beach resort then there is not much to worry about as there are plenty of options available in terms of locations and hotels. The problem presents it self when clients are interested in combining locations like Havana, Vi?ales Valley, Las Terrazas, Cienfuegos, Trinidad and or Santiago de Cuba. Areas like this with the exception of Havana are very limited when it comes to accommodation facilities.

If you are looking to arrange a tailor made holiday to Cuba in high season my advice to you is to call at least 4 months in advance in order to guarantee not only the rooms in your preferred hotels but also the best deal from the Airlines. If you unfortunately did not come across this article before and are planning a last minute tailor made holiday, there is always a possibility to find something available but is not going to be the kind of holiday that we wish for you.

In the case of low season months is very easy to find availabilities and good deals in terms of price and it really does not matter much when you call. We are very confident to be able to match you exact holiday requirements.

I hope you have found this information a useful resource and wish you the very best when booking a holiday to Cuba.

You know I love you baby.

And I know you love me too.

But the fun that day.

Didn’t start until We left on our honeymoon.

Honeymoon, a lot of words was told about it! May be it is one of the greatest holidays in your life! I have never been in such a trip, journey or voyage but my friends did and they told me about best places for such occasions!

Each person is an individual and thus, each couple has its own preferences and ideas, some are mad about big city lights and some are dreaming about tranquillity and calmness of countryside. Tastes differ but there is one rule: shape your coat according to your cloth, choose only those locations that both of you will like!

Consider these list of best directions for newlyweds rest!

Hawaii

As for me, nothing can be compared with the following: breathtaking beaches and landscapes, volcanoes, green woods, Hawaiian culture, tropical winds and fruits, white sand coast lines, spectacular views. Here couples can have magic pastime!