Cambodia, the land of smiles and beauty

In the latest addition to our blog, Fay Winning recalls a memorable trip to Cambodia…

Cambodia was 6 out of 8 countries on the list of my last 4 months traveling, and even though I loved them all Cambodia was the one i loved the most. It’s hard to believe the torture most of the people went through only 30 years ago due to Pol Pots successful genocide, yet people are very friendly and will all go out your way to make your stay pleasant and the country goes on with a big smile, and tourism is on the rise.

Just Sunshine Educational To Tunisia

Lucie Jones of Liphook Travel writes of her recent trip to Tunisia...

Day 1

After meeting Tony Blakey, Can Deniz and 21 other travel agents from agencies all over the UK from Glasgow to Plymouth we join the check-in queue for our short flight to Tunis with Tunisair. Although the flight is full check-in was a breeze with hardly any queue at all.

Maureen Checks Out Macau

In our latest entry Maureen Todd, an agent from STA Travel, writes about her trip to Macau which she won through a recent incentive run with the Macau Specialist Training Programme...

Macau is an amazing mix of the Orient with a Mediterranean feel; it really has something for everyone. By day we explored all the sights including A Ma temple, the ruins of St Paul's and the many little side streets of the beautiful historic centre.

Antigua Weddings and Honeymoons Fam Trip November 2010

In our latest blog post Travel Agent Julie Arksey remembers a trip to Antigua...

I was one of 10 very lucky agents escorted by Cherrie Osborne from the Antigua and Barbuda Tourist Board, Charlotte Moss from Jolly Beach and Graham Hawkins from Elite Island Resorts, to depart London Gatwick on a cold and frosty November morning to attend the Weddings and Honeymoons fam trip to Antigua.

48 Hours in San Antonio - Texas

In our first blog post Sally recalls a recent trip to Texas...

Texas might not be the first destination that springs to mind when planning a family holiday to the States, however, scratch under the surface of The Lone Star State and you will be pleasantly surprised at what it has to offer.