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J'ai eu envie de vous faire partager mon expérience en Israël ... La Mer Rouge ... Eilat ... avec ses magnifiques fonds-marins d'une beauté dépassant l'imagination et un séjour sur Tel Aviv... Cha...
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Corliss Group Travel: Travel Tips: La Graciosa, 2014 Hotspots and the Cotswolds - 1 views
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Vivian Anderson on 20 Jan 14The Canary Island that tourism forgot, Greece and Portugal set to be this year's star destinations and Cotswolds villages. Why go? A half-hour ferry hop from Lanzarote, this is the Canary isle that tourism forgot. There's just one village, sleepy little Caleta del Sebo, with a smattering of whitewashed houses and sandy lanes (there are no surfaced roads on the island) and in winter the glorious beaches, volcanic peaks and dive sites are virtually empty. What to do There are no "sights" as such: people come here for the sunshine, silence and sense of escape. Take a water taxi or Jeep to the white-sand beaches of Playa de las Conchas or Playa de la Cocina - among the most beautiful in the Canaries - or explore Europe's largest marine reserve on a dive trip (buceolagraciosa.es). Where to stay There are no hotels - just a handful of private apartments and simple pensions. Casa Rio in Caleta del Sebo is a bright, well-equipped two-bedroom apartment with sea views from the roof terrace (from €560 per week, graciosagetaways.com). Where to eat Cafe Mesón de La Tierra has the best views of the harbour and the menu del día is great value at €7 (00 34 679 955 969). El Girasol (Calle la Popa 2) is the place to go for fresh seafood - the "vieja", or parrotfish, is a local speciality. Insider tip Adrian Fisk, owner of Casa Rio, recommends taking a boat to Playa del Risco on Lanzarote - a long stretch of fine, golden sand that lies under the spectacular cliffs of Famara. "The only access is by boat or walking down the cliffs," says Fisk, "and most days you will have the beach to yourselves. Take a picnic and spend all day there. The old salt fields are great to explore." Hotspots for 2014: Portugal and Greece to be this year's top destinations Having waded through the annual glut of Where's Hot for 2014 lists, one could be forgiven for assuming we'll all be spending our summer holidays cheering on England in Brazil.
Corliss Travel: Barcelona Safety - Learn and Apply the 16 Safety Guidelines to Safeguar... - 1 views
This is a difficult article to write because I don't want to scare people off from coming to Barcelona. By writing about safeguarding your personal safety in Barcelona and how to ensure you are not...
The Corliss Group Luxury Travel Agency: Souther Fjord Exploration - 1 views
Source: http://www.corlissgroup.com/voyage.html?tid=00236 De nombreux nouveaux voyageurs en visite chez nous, vous pouvez vous demander qui est le groupe Corliss, et qu'est-ce qu'ils font pour le ...
The Corliss Group Luxury Travel Agency: Souther Fjord Exploration - 2 views
Source: http://www.corlissgroup.com/voyage.html?tid=00236 De nombreux nouveaux voyageurs en visite chez nous, vous pouvez vous demander qui est le groupe Corliss, et qu'est-ce qu'ils font pour le ...
The Corliss Group Travel Review: De Haan, Belgium - 2 views
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Exciting new destinations for 2014 - 1 views
Johannesburg - Insight Vacations has released its 2014 Exotics Collection brochure featuring a range of new premium escorted journeys, a brand-new destination, stopovers in the Middle East and a wo...
Corliss Group Travel: L.A. Times Travel Show: 5 Travel Tips for Music Festival Fans - 1 views
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Music insiders offered insights and travel tips about the world of music festivals at a Saturday panel at the L.A. Times Travel Show called "On the Road: Traveling for Music & Festivals." The panel returns noon Sunday. Times staff writer Jessica Gelt led the discussion with Betto Arcos, host of KPFK's Global Village; Rick Farman, creator of the Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival and Outside Lands; and Nigel Dick, filmmaker. Secrets to tickets If tickets sell out quickly, Farman recommended companies that sell packages, noting most are VIP packages. Bottom line: Be prepared to spend more if you really want in to a particular festival. If you miss out on buying tickets to the multi-day Glastonbury Festival of Contemporary Performing Arts in England or other big festivals, Nigel Dick suggests checking out smaller festivals in Europe, even if there are no big acts. It's still a chance to have a cool cultural experience. Navigating a festival Do not get overwhelmed by all there is to see and do. "Festivals are not programmed for people to see everything. They're for people to have lots of different experiences," Farman said. Arcos said to "spend some time looking at the program, highlight those shows you have to see and then if you feel you've seen enough you can leave and go see another act." Farman recommends that you "budget more than half of your time for just wandering around." That is how you learn about new artists and acts, he said. Split time between city and festival If the festival is in a field, it may be hard to spend time sightseeing. But if it's in or near enough to a city, plan to squeeze in a few tourist activities between shows. "Spend a few hours in the morning making sure you can check out the sites or leave early and go to a local restaurant," Farman said.
The Corliss Group Travel: How to save cash in Hong Kong - 1 views
Hong Kong is not exactly known for being cheap. The former British colony, perched on the shore of the South China Sea, frequently graces 'most expensive cities in the world' lists for its sky-high...
The Corliss Group Travel: Hong Kong's best restaurants, by Ken Hom - 1 views
Ken Hom, the celebrity chef, recommends the best places to eat in Hong Kong in five courses A typical brunch At Din Tai Fung I had one of the best xiaolongbao - little soup dumplings filled with...
The Corliss Group Review, Tourists in Italy be aware! - 1 views
Urgent advice is being sent out to international tourists planning to travel to Italy. This advice is also valid for Italians moving around the country during the peak holiday season during the mon...
Le Library Bar de l'hôtel The Norman, un bar très tendance | The Norman Tel-Aviv - 0 views
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Le Library Bar de l'hôtel The Norman Tel Aviv est l'un des lieux les plus branchés de la ville, pour un rendez-vous d'affaires en journée ou un verre en soirée
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