The Travel & Leisure Magazine Features 2009
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July/August
GettingTo Know: Thailand Thailand is winning back
holidaymakers with its exotic culture, glorious beaches, the buzz
of Bangkok and so much more.
EscapeTo: Salzburg Birthplace of Mozart and the setting
for the Sound of...
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July/August
GettingTo Know: Thailand Thailand is winning back
holidaymakers with its exotic culture, glorious beaches, the buzz
of Bangkok and so much more.
EscapeTo: Salzburg Birthplace of Mozart and the setting
for the Sound of Music,Austria’s second city is a firm favourite
with British holidaymakers.
All Aboard: Ex-UK Cruises There’s no need to fly
when you can sail away on cruises from ports around the UK.
OffThe BeatenTrack: Kwazulu-Natal, South
Africa History, safaris, beaches, Zulu heritage and sport come
together gloriously in this year-round holiday destination.
Let’sTry: EscortedTours – Coaching Holidays It’s
cool to coach.
We debunk the myths about escorted touring
holidays and look at the many options of offer worldwide.
PackYour Clubs: Murcia Join us as we explore Spain’s
fastest-growing golf destination, and home to the world’s only
Nicklaus GolfTrail.
OnYour Doorstep: Channel Islands Close to home,
yet with a distinctive French influence – we explore Jersey,
Guernsey and the smaller Channel Islands.
London Reviews: London’s Parks Green oases amid
the hubbub of daily life in the capital – London’s celebrated
parks are a treasure all can enjoy.
September/October
GettingTo Know: Canary Islands Long popular for
winter sun beach escapes, the Canary Islands offer a diverse
product to savour year-round.
EscapeTo:Toronto Birthplace of Mozart and the setting
for the Sound of Music,Austria’s second city is a firm favourite
with British holidaymakers.
All Aboard: Middle East/Indian Ocean Cruises
Set sail for a fast-rising region for cruise holidays to explore
everything from desert islands to desert kingdoms.
OffThe BeatenTrack: Sri Lanka Teardrop-shaped
Sri Lanka has been through tough times of late, but as it recovers
tourists are rediscovering its bountiful wonders.
Let’sTry: LearnTo Dive Holidays Popularised by
Jacques Cousteau, the sport of diving is now something anyone
can try.
We show you where and how.
PackYour Clubs: Lisbon Coast Portugal’s capital is
fast becoming known for the excellent golf in its environs as well
as for its history, heritage and wine.
OnYour Doorstep: Lake District Close to home, yet
with a distinctive French influence – we explore Jersey, Guernsey
and the smaller Channel Islands.
London Reviews: Markets London’s markets are an
eclectic delight, whether you want to buy local produce, sift
through bric-a-brac or simply browse for bargains.
November/December
GettingTo Know: Jamaica Get into the reggae spirit
as we uncover the biggest little island in the world and find a
paradise of beaches, mountains, rivers and forests.
EscapeTo: European Christmas Markets
Christmas is a magical time to visit the festive markets of
Germany, France, Belgium and Austria.
All Aboard:Australia & World Cruises Long
holidays at sea offer a cost-effective way to see distant
destinations from the comfort of your floating hotel.
OffThe BeatenTrack: Brazil Join us as we venture
from the beaches and carnival traditions of Rio to the heart of
the Amazon rainforest.
Let’sTry: Family skiing And Winter Activities
Downhill fun for all the family as well as other winter activities in
ski resorts across Europe, the US and Canada.
PackYour Clubs: Costa Del Sol Europe’s top golf
holiday destination has been reinventing itself, with new facilities
to augment its traditionally-popular offerings.
OnYour Doorstep: Scotland Head north of the border
to help celebrate Scotland’s HomecomingYear – marking Robert
Burn’s 250th anniversary – as it bows out.
London Reviews: Ethnic London Explore London’s
cultural diversity and dine out on everything from curry in Brick
Lane to dim sun in Chinatown.
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