Author Archives: Joanna Lawton
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Joanna Lawton on Dec 23rd, 2011
There are a number of small islands that exist off the coast of mainland Britain, a small group of these islands that is situated off the south of the UK and close the French coast. This group of Islands is known as the Channel Islands and the two largest islands in this group are Guernsey and Jersey.
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Joanna Lawton on Dec 18th, 2011
Belfast has a rich maritime and seafaring history and you may be surprised at how much you know about Belfast's shipyards. You will probably be aware of Samson and Goliath, the two famous cranes of the Belfast shipyards.
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Joanna Lawton on Dec 11th, 2011
The choice of holiday destination should suit you and your activities and give you the time away from home that you need. Many people are happiest when they are on a beach for a fortnight with a lot of good books to read and nothing else to occupy their mind.
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Joanna Lawton on Dec 1st, 2011
London is one of the worlds most famous and historical capital cities, and tourists come from afar to marvel at the old bridges, towers and cathedrals that made London famous.
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Joanna Lawton on Nov 22nd, 2011
Prague is stated to be in the top ten most visited cities in Europe, due to its impressive historical architecture and reputation for rich cultural breaks. Visiting the city offers a unique look into the many different eras which have shaped the landscape of the city.
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Joanna Lawton on Nov 17th, 2011
Prague is a great destination for a city break, and it has a well established reputation for culture and history. The city can be great for a midweek or weekend break with friends or loved ones, and there is a lot to see and do around Prague.
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Joanna Lawton on Nov 11th, 2011
Europe has a number of fine cities and towns which welcome a huge number of visitors each year. In the overall figures, there are not many cities which receives more tourists that Prague, which creates a huge demand for a large variety of hotels in the city centre.
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Joanna Lawton on Nov 3rd, 2011
The Channel Islands are a great destination for a quick getaway, and many people like to visit them for a weekend or midweek break. Jersey is one of the most popular islands, with a beautiful landscape of beaches and cliff tops, and plenty of tourist attractions in both urban and rural areas of the island.
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Joanna Lawton on Oct 20th, 2011
Belfast is the capital of Northern Ireland and has a host of popular tourist attractions. It is known as the city of music, and appropriately enough, hosts a range of events such as the Belfast Nashville Songwriters Festival, concerts in the Odyssey and the Blues Festival in the Cathedral Quarter.
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Joanna Lawton on Oct 3rd, 2011
The delights of Northern Ireland and it capital city Belfast are well known and the city remains a popular destination for many individuals and families. No matter what you require from your trip, this city is able to provide everything that you could hope for.
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Joanna Lawton on Sep 30th, 2011
Since it was settled by the Romans in 43 AD London has become the hub of commerce and trade for not only Europe but also the world.
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Joanna Lawton on Sep 22nd, 2011
London is a great place to celebrate a special occasion, and if you have a big birthday or anniversary coming up, why not take a trip to the nation's capital with your friends and loved ones? If the special occasion is for someone else than you could surprise them with a weekend trip, and perhaps book some activities that you know they will love.
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Joanna Lawton on Aug 30th, 2011
Many couples may be thinking about making arrangements, bookings and reservations for Valentine's Day in the next few weeks. If you are looking for a special way to treat your loved one, then why not think about a romantic weekend away for two?
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Joanna Lawton on Aug 21st, 2011
Jersey is a great destination for a short break, and lots of people choose to visit there for a relaxing or romantic weekend away with their loved one. The island is easy to reach from the UK, and benefits from using the English pound rather than the Euro, so that you don't need to convert any money before or after your trip.
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Joanna Lawton on Aug 6th, 2011
During the cold winter months, many people begin planning their summer holidays and dreaming of a warmer climate! Holidaying in the UK and Europe is popular with lots of families and couples, particularly those who are keen to keep the cost of their holidays down.