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  • A family holiday at a bizarre hotel

    A family holiday at a bizarre hotel It's not just because we wrote this feature that we want you to read it, but also because the 10 hotels that you are about to read about are some of the craziest places you could ever even imagine staying at, which might just inspire you to look further than the average standard hotel the next time you go on holiday. Come away with us and get a preview of what you could be up to this Easter. Stay on the Fijian seafloors, or come and get high with us in the Netherlands. Our favourite, however, is staying in a transparent bubble on a beach in the South of France or at Berlin's Propeller Island. But we don't want to spoil the surprise, so read on ...Read more

  • A fine balance: glamping, so chic

    A fine balance: glamping, so chic If you want to get back in touch with nature this summer but the traditional camping option seems too rough and rugged, why not go 'glamping' instead? The notion of "camping with glamour" signifies camping without compromising luxury or comfort. Find yourself in nature's heartlands; whether you're perched on a cliff top overlooking the sea or nestled in lush woodland, 'glamping' accommodation comes in all shapes and sizes. One thing is for sure though; you won't have to worry about sharing the bathroom with a hundred or so other campers! Here's our pick of the top 10 'glamping' sites around the world. Words: Rooksana Hossenally. ...Read more

  • A fresh Starck to the New Year

    A fresh Starck to the New Year Few designers can claim to have had as large an impact on hotels over the last 20 years than Frenchman Philippe Starck. Although irritatingly self-congratulatory (he was recently named one of the biggest meglomaniacs around by Le Point magazine), one cannot deny his unparalleld vision and passion for creating hotels which are not only comfortable and innovative, but which also bring to life new concepts in, and ways of thinking about, travel and accommodation. Here is a selection of his hotels from around the world to give you ideas for New Year's Eve, which is slowly but surely creeping nearer and nearer... ...Read more

  • A holiday on a budget: think quality not quantity

    A holiday on a budget: think quality not quantity The severe austerity that we are going through in the UK at the moment is no secret, especially when you look at your bank balance mid-month and you wonder how you are going to make ends meet let alone how you are going to be able to afford a holiday this year. We have pooled some of our key tips for piecing together a holiday of a lifetime on a shoestring - really. Seeing as you're probably going to shell out for the one holiday this year, think about quality rather than quantity as the aim isn't just finding sun, but with all the stress that comes with ongoing financial problems, we need to start looking at ways of relaxing as much as possible ...Read more

  • A little bit of footballing history

    A little bit of footballing history Not only is football by far the number one sport on the UK, but it is without doubt the most followed sport around the globe. While some of us play the 'beautiful game' regularly, others amongst us content themselves by watching on TV from the comfort of the sofa. Seeing as there are so many British football fans, we've decided to dedicate a whole Special Report to the phenomenon. easyvoyage.co.uk gives you 10 of the world's most mythic staduims; places of great important to football fanatics the planet over having witnessed scenes of ecstasy and despair, achievement and failure, great players and moments of history. So, get ready for the big ...Read more

  • A room with view into the wild

    A room with view into the wild This week, we are exploring different destinations offering a view with a difference. Stay right in the heart of the wild, definitely not for the faint-hearted! From the familiar grounds of a farm in Tunisia, to something a little more exotic and stay in a hotel built in an actual zoo in the Canaries. A little further out, we also explore the mangrove and luxuriant forests of Costa Rica where crocodiles roam free among other species. Perhaps your cup of tea is discovering the flamboyant inhabitants of the Kenyan savannah! Whatever takes your fancy, there's something for the whole family, be it the kids, the parents or the grand parents! So embark ...Read more

  • A sporting tour of the planet!

    A sporting tour of the planet! What about making the most of your next holiday by going all healthy and sporty in a truly exotic location? Leave the beer cans behind and head for a real adventure! Easyvoyage heads all over the planet to put together a selection of sporty activities in destinations well worth a visit. Kite surf along the Mozambique savannah, in the Canary Islands or in the Dominican Republic, dune buggy in northeasternast Brazil or through the wild parts of Mozambique, tee off in the Costa del Sol also known as 'Costa del Golf', hike across La Reunion, dive in the Maldives, fish in Senegal, paraglide in Madeira, go white water rafting in Quebec or on the Colorado ...Read more

  • A summer holiday romance...in september

    A summer holiday romance...in september The holidays are over for most and the kids are back to school. So if you didn't head off this summer, there couldn't be a better time to take that well-deserved break with your other half; the crowds have thinned, children are nowhere to be seen, prices are easier on the wallet and most importantly, the weather is still warm. So treat yourselves, start planning your next romantic holiday and prolong your summer! Stuck for inspiration? Here are our top ten picks for a lovers getaway in the sun. By Richelle Harrison Plesse ...Read more

  • A walk down the most expensive streets in the world

    A walk down the most expensive streets in the world Even just walking down these famous world thoroughfares makes ones feel chicer, richer and hipper, never mind having the means to actually go into any of their shops and purchase something. Only the very fortunate will have the privilege of crossing the threshold where an exclusive welcome, luxury objects and prices to match await. The rest of us will have to do with sitting in a coffee shop, for a one or two figure sum only, and gaze at the lucky passersby who can justify a trip to the most expensive streets in the world. Here is our selection of 10 select shopping avenues which separate the mega-wealthy from the mere well-offs! ...Read more

  • A world culinary tour: 10 new horizons

    A world culinary tour: 10 new horizons Local cuisine is an integral part of a trip to many countries and for certain destinations the gastronomy merits the journey itself. Those seeking the highest of standards should choose their hotel with a great amount of care as countries that are not particularly renowned for their cuisine may be hiding some real surprises. So, where is the best place to head off to tickle those taste buds? Below is a (non-exhaustive) selection of 10 destinations where you'll not be able to bear the wait until dinner time, certain to eat well, but each with their own distinctive style. Bon appétit! ...Read more

  • A world of learning experiences, right at your fingertips

    A world of learning experiences, right at your fingertips In a world that is now literally at your fingertips, it's hardly surprising that more and more people are jetting off to explore the remote corners of the earth. Alongside this increased ease of exploration has come the idea of combining a holiday with learning something new. Be it playing an instrument, the history of a particular region, or experimenting with extreme sports, Britons are now discovering the enjoyment that can come from doing something a little different with their time off. It can be relaxing as well as rewarding, and there are thousands of activities and adventures to be had, wherever you fancy spending your holiday. The cold ...Read more

  • Across the Channel: beachside France

    Across the Channel: beachside France French beaches have been proving extremely popular with the British masses since the nineteenth century and their popularity has only increased in the last decade. Boasting mounds of historical sites, a lively family atmosphere, top fitness facilities, chic hangouts and celeb-studded yachts, French beaches have something to cater for all tastes. Some beaches have become known as the original starting place for swimsuit fashion trends (Dinard, Deauville and La Baule), whilst others are well-known for the splendour of high society's villas with entertainment to match in the surroundings like the hippodrome, casino and a number high-end hotels. Others ...Read more

  • Affordable family holidays for the February half-term

    Affordable family holidays for the February half-term No sooner has the memory of Christmas and New Year faded than the next holiday period creeps up on us as the winter sets in. February half-term is just weeks away and you may not have had to time to think of or find a suitable destination for a week's (or less) family holiday. Well we have come up with a few ideas of places to head off to and for the most part they are sunny ones too! Not only are the offers we have uncovered affordable, we have also told you where to find them. So don't fret about not having enough time or money to make your kids' school holidays special, you'll find all you need right here. Just remember that prices may have ...Read more

  • Around the world in 18 holes

    Around the world in 18 holes The number of golfers is on the rise every year. Once a sport reserved for the elite and for a long time seen as old-fashioned, the sport is now enjoyed by everyone from the young to the old who see progress in the activity as a challenge. Playing abroad not only often means better weather but also the discovery of a different culture and the fall in prices of green fees. What's more, the hotels are often on the courses' doorstep. So here are 10 ideas of golfing destinations where you can test your swing on your next holiday. ...Read more

  • Around the world with Norman Foster

    Around the world with Norman Foster Something a little different this week, when we head around the world to visit the audacious architectural creations of Foster+Partners. Lead by Lord Norman Foster, champion architect, the group is renowned for its avant-garde glass and aluminium clad structures. Starting with the world famous Gherkin in London (pictured), to Switzerland for environmental innovation at the height of architecture, we continue our exploration with Singapore's space-vessel-like train station, Valencia's award-winning congress centre, Berlin's magnificent Free University, the pyramid-shaped Peace Palace in Kazakhstan, Malaysia's Petronas University, St Etienne's Zenith ...Read more

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