Well good evening everyone!
I have been busy busy busy this evening searching for deals for my new and exciting websites...
http://www.myholidayexpert.co.uk/ and http://www.myholidayexpert.blogspot.com/
There are so many deals around at the moment its all a little tempting and might even book something up for myself!
Well don't forget to call if you need any travel booked!
01823 478305
Sue x
11/02/2010
Malta - 4* Canifor Hotel - From £199
Reference No: 427438-HAY
Deal Ref: 162187
Depart: Gatwick
Destination: Malta
Dates / Times: Departing 20/04/2010
Returning 27/04/2010
Duration: 7 nights
Rating: 4 star
Room Type: Standard
Staying In: Canifor Hotel- Qawra
Board Basis: 4*Half Board
Description: The Canifor Hotel is situated just a few minutes away from the attractive Qawra promenade, on the northern coastline of Malta. The hotel is within easy reach of the bus route and is close to the hub of tourist activity, shops, restaurants, bars and pubs.
The Canifor hotel has 150 fully air conditioned bedrooms, all with balcony, bathroom ensuite, direct dialling facilities, radio, frigo bar (subject to a local charge), room safe deposit boxes (subject to a local charge) and television with satellite channels.
From £199
Based on 2 sharing
Prices quoted are per person and based on maximum occupancy..To book this offer, note reference number and call...
01823 478305
Offers are subject to availability.
Deal Ref: 162187
Depart: Gatwick
Destination: Malta
Dates / Times: Departing 20/04/2010
Returning 27/04/2010
Duration: 7 nights
Rating: 4 star Room Type: Standard
Staying In: Canifor Hotel- Qawra
Board Basis: 4*Half Board
Description: The Canifor Hotel is situated just a few minutes away from the attractive Qawra promenade, on the northern coastline of Malta. The hotel is within easy reach of the bus route and is close to the hub of tourist activity, shops, restaurants, bars and pubs.
The Canifor hotel has 150 fully air conditioned bedrooms, all with balcony, bathroom ensuite, direct dialling facilities, radio, frigo bar (subject to a local charge), room safe deposit boxes (subject to a local charge) and television with satellite channels.
From £199
Based on 2 sharing
Prices quoted are per person and based on maximum occupancy..To book this offer, note reference number and call...
01823 478305
Offers are subject to availability.
10/02/2010
FANTASTIC DEAL TO CYPRUS
From £256 Per Person
Bed and Breakfast
Flying from London Gatwick
13th May 2010
7 nights
Based on 2 adults sharinng
Call TODAY 01823 478305
05/02/2010
Kenya : "The Jewel of East Africa"
Africa is the world's second-largest continent, after Asia, and is an inspirational continent that has to be seen to believed. The cultures, scenery and experiences are unique to each destination and wherever you travel you will be filled with the overwhelming African spirit that will live with you forever.
Places of Interest
It is often said that Africa gets under your skin and there isn't a truer saying. It is impossible to visit Africa once and feel that you have done the continent justice. From the vast plains of the Masai Mara and the Serengeti to cosmopolitan and vibrant Cape Town, from the tropical Kenya coast washed by the magical, sparkling Indian Ocean to the incredible Namibia Desert flanked by the Atlantic.
The continent is surrounded by the Mediterranean Sea to the north, the Suez Canal and the Red Sea to the northeast, the Indian Ocean to the southeast, and the Atlantic Ocean to the west. Not counting the disputed territory of Western Sahara, there are 53 countries, including Madagascar and various island groups, associated with the continent.
Activities
Holidays to Kenya provide you with huge range of diversity, from a lion's roar to a bird's chirp, a Masai warrior to a fisherman, snow-capped peaks to thick forests and silver beaches to grassy plains.
Holidays to The Gambia are extremely popular between Nov-Apr with over 30 miles of golden sandy beaches to relax on, with the opportunity of combining this with a trip to the Abuko Nature Reserve, home to a huge range of species of birds, monkeys, crocodiles and snakes.
In North Africa, popular Package Holiday destinations are Tunisia and Morocco. Here you can shop till you drop in the local bazaars and markets, or recharge the batteries on one of many golden sandy beaches Tunisia has to offer. Holidays to Morocco offer a wealth of possibilities from breaks to the vibrant city of Marrakech, relaxing beach holidays in Agadir or a skiing trip to the Atlas Mountains.
South Africa is to host the Fifa 2010 World Cup, thus becoming the first African country to do. This will lead to a huge increase in Holidays to Africa as a result of the exposure generated by this event.
Local Customs
Africans profess a wide variety of religious beliefs with Islam being the largest religion in Africa, followed by Christianity.
By most estimates, well over a thousand languages are spoken in Africa. Most are of African origin, though some are of European or Asian origin. In numerous countries, English and French are used for communication in the public sphere such as government, commerce, education and the media.
Places of Interest
It is often said that Africa gets under your skin and there isn't a truer saying. It is impossible to visit Africa once and feel that you have done the continent justice. From the vast plains of the Masai Mara and the Serengeti to cosmopolitan and vibrant Cape Town, from the tropical Kenya coast washed by the magical, sparkling Indian Ocean to the incredible Namibia Desert flanked by the Atlantic.
The continent is surrounded by the Mediterranean Sea to the north, the Suez Canal and the Red Sea to the northeast, the Indian Ocean to the southeast, and the Atlantic Ocean to the west. Not counting the disputed territory of Western Sahara, there are 53 countries, including Madagascar and various island groups, associated with the continent.
Activities
Holidays to Kenya provide you with huge range of diversity, from a lion's roar to a bird's chirp, a Masai warrior to a fisherman, snow-capped peaks to thick forests and silver beaches to grassy plains.
Holidays to The Gambia are extremely popular between Nov-Apr with over 30 miles of golden sandy beaches to relax on, with the opportunity of combining this with a trip to the Abuko Nature Reserve, home to a huge range of species of birds, monkeys, crocodiles and snakes.
In North Africa, popular Package Holiday destinations are Tunisia and Morocco. Here you can shop till you drop in the local bazaars and markets, or recharge the batteries on one of many golden sandy beaches Tunisia has to offer. Holidays to Morocco offer a wealth of possibilities from breaks to the vibrant city of Marrakech, relaxing beach holidays in Agadir or a skiing trip to the Atlas Mountains.
South Africa is to host the Fifa 2010 World Cup, thus becoming the first African country to do. This will lead to a huge increase in Holidays to Africa as a result of the exposure generated by this event.
Local Customs
Africans profess a wide variety of religious beliefs with Islam being the largest religion in Africa, followed by Christianity.
By most estimates, well over a thousand languages are spoken in Africa. Most are of African origin, though some are of European or Asian origin. In numerous countries, English and French are used for communication in the public sphere such as government, commerce, education and the media.
01/02/2010
All Inclusive Holidays to Turkey
Turkey All Inclusive Deal!
14th June 2010
14 Nights
From London Gatwick
All Inclusive
From.....£399 Per Person!
Your holiday includes flights, transfers, hotel, 15kg luggage per person and ATOL protection.
Marmaris Relax, 4 Star, Turkey
"The Litera Marmaris Relax Hotel is situated in the Armutalan area of Marmaris, just over 2km from Marmaris beach front, and is ideal for couples and families seeking a more laid back holiday. The local Dolmus takes you to the town centre, promenade, shops and the lively nightlife."
24/01/2010
Fab holidays that don't cost the earth!
I can find you whatever holiday you like....however to wet your appetite why not have a look at this fab deal...
CORFU
From 199 PER PERSON!
From Birmingham
3rd May 2010
For 7 nights self catering at the Kerkyra Island Apartments in Mesonghi
"A peaceful haven in a hilly and rural location"
Surrounded by olive groves and a glorious mountain backdrop, the Kerkyra Island Hotel provides a peaceful haven in a hilly and rural location. The seafront is just 100 metres away with Messonghi Beach approximately 20 minute's walk away. By day, guests like to base themselves around the hotel pool and by night the hotel bar provides an exciting atmosphere with regular entertainment. The seafront is just 100 metres away.
source: Olympic Holidays
23/01/2010
From Last minute deals to tailormade holidays......
Don't forget that if you are the sort of person that likes to book your own holiday, then take a look at my fully bookable website, where you can search for deals and confirm your holiday needs.
Or if you can't find what your're looking for then give me a call or email me with your requirements!
01823 478305
sue.arscott@hays-travel.co.uk
www.haystravel.co.uk/suearscott
Or find me on facebook and add my holidays group 'Happy Holidays'
Sue x
Or if you can't find what your're looking for then give me a call or email me with your requirements!
01823 478305
sue.arscott@hays-travel.co.uk
www.haystravel.co.uk/suearscott
Or find me on facebook and add my holidays group 'Happy Holidays'
Sue x
21/01/2010
Exotic Morocco
Holidays in Morocco often begin with sightseeing in the vibrant city of Marrakech. Backed by the snow-capped Atlas Mountains, Marrakech is a fusion of old and new. In fact the city is divided into old 'Hivernage' and new 'Gueliz'. The well-preserved old city is bursting with historical sites, including: the Djemma El Fna, which is a square in the medina where numerous street performers, dancers, jugglers and snake charmers entertain the crowds; the various souks, which sell everything from spices to shoes; and the Koutoubia Mosque, the largest mosque in Morroco.
Holidays in Morocco also feature other cities of interest. The capital of Morocco, Rabat is relaxed in comparison to the buzzing streets of Marrakech. Like many of Morocco's cities, Rabat mixes the old and new. Here tourists can visit ancient mosques in the morning and relax in trendy cafés in the afternoon.
The former capital of Morocco, Fes is one of the largest medieval cities in the world, and is comprised of a maze of ancient streets lined with grand buildings and magnificent ancient walls. Casablanca is home to the second largest mosque in the world and a bustling historical medina.
Suitable for........
Families: **
Couples: ****
Honeymoons: ***
Young & Lively: **
17/01/2010
HOT OFFERS FOR DISNEY, Book now before this offer goes!
Disney's Port Orleans French Quarter
Price includes;
7 nights at the Port Orleans Resort
7 Days Magic your way Disney passes
FREE Disney Dining
Direct Flights travelling 1 Oct - 18 Nov 2010
Direct from London
Adult from £899 Child from £849
Regional flights available from only £49 return
16/01/2010
Haiti earthquake: Travel brands join the relief effort
Travel brands are beginning to release details of how they are joining the relief effort following Tuesday's devastating earthquake in Haiti.
The 7.0 magnitude earthquake struck the capital Port-au-Prince on Tuesday evening local time, flattening schools, hospitals and apartment blocks, with one local resident estimating as much as 80% of the city has been destroyed.
Latest reports indicate between 45,000 and 50,000 people have been killed.
British Airways
British Airways (BA) has already offered aid agencies a relief aircraft to fly emergency services and equipment to Haiti.
A Boeing 747, with capacity for up to 50 tonnes of cargo, is standing by to fly to the region on Saturday crewed by volunteer BA pilots and cabin crew.
BA chief executive Willie Walsh said: "The situation in Haiti is desperate and we must do what we can to help."
Just A Drop
Clean water charity Just A Drop has joined the Haiti relief effort with the launch of the Just Help Haiti appeal.
Funds raised will be used to respond to the immediate and longer term need to rebuild water infrastructure in the aftermath of the earthquake.
Norwegian Cruise Line
Norwegian Cruise Line is reported to be collecting donations for the Red Cross on board its ships and matching it dollar for dollar.
It is also working with the Florida-Caribbean Cruise Association, a non-profit organisation representing 15 cruise lines, to have supplies diverted to Haiti.
Royal Caribbean International
Cruise ships from Royal Caribbean International, the parent company of Royal Caribbean, Celebrity Cruises and Azamara Club Cruises, will call at Labadee, Haiti as scheduled but will be bringing aid with them. Independence of the Seas will be the first to dock tommorrow.
Royal Caribbean International president and chief executive Adam Goldstein commented on his blog: "We loaded Independence of the Seas with relief supplies today at San Juan, Puerto Rico, which included 60 cases of badly needed water and other dry goods.
"We have also started to receive additional provisions, including four truckloads of drinking water, from our suppliers at our logistic center, which we are preparing to load on to Navigator of the Seas and Liberty of the Seas, to arrive on Monday and Tuesday."
The 7.0 magnitude earthquake struck the capital Port-au-Prince on Tuesday evening local time, flattening schools, hospitals and apartment blocks, with one local resident estimating as much as 80% of the city has been destroyed.
Latest reports indicate between 45,000 and 50,000 people have been killed.
British Airways
British Airways (BA) has already offered aid agencies a relief aircraft to fly emergency services and equipment to Haiti.
A Boeing 747, with capacity for up to 50 tonnes of cargo, is standing by to fly to the region on Saturday crewed by volunteer BA pilots and cabin crew.
BA chief executive Willie Walsh said: "The situation in Haiti is desperate and we must do what we can to help."
Just A Drop
Clean water charity Just A Drop has joined the Haiti relief effort with the launch of the Just Help Haiti appeal.
Funds raised will be used to respond to the immediate and longer term need to rebuild water infrastructure in the aftermath of the earthquake.
Norwegian Cruise Line
Norwegian Cruise Line is reported to be collecting donations for the Red Cross on board its ships and matching it dollar for dollar.
It is also working with the Florida-Caribbean Cruise Association, a non-profit organisation representing 15 cruise lines, to have supplies diverted to Haiti.
Royal Caribbean International
Cruise ships from Royal Caribbean International, the parent company of Royal Caribbean, Celebrity Cruises and Azamara Club Cruises, will call at Labadee, Haiti as scheduled but will be bringing aid with them. Independence of the Seas will be the first to dock tommorrow.
Royal Caribbean International president and chief executive Adam Goldstein commented on his blog: "We loaded Independence of the Seas with relief supplies today at San Juan, Puerto Rico, which included 60 cases of badly needed water and other dry goods.
"We have also started to receive additional provisions, including four truckloads of drinking water, from our suppliers at our logistic center, which we are preparing to load on to Navigator of the Seas and Liberty of the Seas, to arrive on Monday and Tuesday."
source: http://www.travelweekly.co.uk/
13/01/2010
New York Offer!
NEW YORK NEW YORK...
1st FEB 2010
3 Nights
Bed and Breakfast
From London Heathrow
From £449 per person!!
Call today for more details: 01823 478305
More Snow brings further airport disruptions....
Airports across the UK are facing closure, flight cancellations and disruption due to the latest snow falls overnight.
Gatwick has warned delays and cancellations are likely as it is currently closed.
Birmingham is currently closed and it does not expect any arrivals or departures before 11am while Cardiff is currently closed until 10am.
Flights are suspended at Southampton while fresh snow is cleared from the runway. Bristol is open but disruptions are likely due to the adverse weather conditions.
Flights from Edinburgh and Glasgow are running but subject to delays due to the snow in the south of England.
Passengers are being advised to check with their airline before travelling.
source: http://www.travelweekly.co.uk/
11/01/2010
FAB DEAL TO CAYO COCO THIS FEBRUARY
16th February 2010
14 Nights
From London Gatwick
All Inclusive
From £799 per person!
Call today for more details 01823 478305
Good morning from snowy Somerset
Well good morning everyone!
The snow is getting heavier here down in the South West and I'm sitting in my office looking for holidays instead of outside playing :(
Well on the upside it means that I get to look for some great deals for my family too!
So if you need me to look for you whilst I'm here, give me a call!
01823 478305
The snow is getting heavier here down in the South West and I'm sitting in my office looking for holidays instead of outside playing :(
Well on the upside it means that I get to look for some great deals for my family too!
So if you need me to look for you whilst I'm here, give me a call!
01823 478305
07/01/2010
Starting to think about that Summer Sun?
Well how about this to look forward to...
KOS
From Bristol
Self Catering
7 Nights
1st May 2010
From £299 PER PERSON!!
05/01/2010
Snow causing havoc at Uk airports....
Heavy snow is causing flight delays and cancellations across the UK today.
Manchester airport has suspended flights until noon and there are currently no flights out of Liverpool John Lennon airport.
A spokesman said Liverpool John Lennon should reopen around 10.30am. EasyJet has cancelled eight flights out of Liverpool and six out of Manchester.
Leeds Bradford, Gatwick, Belfast and Derry are open but flights are subject to delay,
Air passengers are advised to check with their airline before travelling.
The Met Office has issued a severe weather warning for snow and widespread icy roads in the Midlands and northeast England today and tomorrow. Up to four inches of snow is expected in some parts of the country.
The Met Office is also warning of heavy snow for southwest England tommorrow.
Manchester airport has suspended flights until noon and there are currently no flights out of Liverpool John Lennon airport.
A spokesman said Liverpool John Lennon should reopen around 10.30am. EasyJet has cancelled eight flights out of Liverpool and six out of Manchester.
Leeds Bradford, Gatwick, Belfast and Derry are open but flights are subject to delay,
Air passengers are advised to check with their airline before travelling.
The Met Office has issued a severe weather warning for snow and widespread icy roads in the Midlands and northeast England today and tomorrow. Up to four inches of snow is expected in some parts of the country.
The Met Office is also warning of heavy snow for southwest England tommorrow.
SUNSHINE BREAK FOR HALF TERM
FAMILY OF FOUR
Self Catering
GRAN CANARIA
From BRISTOL
7 nights
15th FEB 2010
TOTAL.....£1250.00
Call Today before this goes!
01823 478305
FAB LAST MINUTE DEALS TO THE CANARIES
15th Jan 2010
TENERIFE
From Birmingham
7 NIGHTS
ALL INCLUSIVE
From £325 per person
Call Today For More Details!
01823 478305
04/01/2010
Body scanners coming to UK airports
Full-body scanners are set to become a common sight at UK airports, with BAA pledging to install them "as soon as it is practical" at Heathrow.
Speaking on the BBC’s Andrew Marr Show, Prime Minister Gordon Brown said the introduction of the scanners – which produce a "naked" image of passengers to check for hidden objects – was crucial to improve security.
The prime minister’s comments come just days after he ordered an urgent review of airport security following the foiled terrorist attack on a US aircraft on Christmas Day.
And the decision to install the scanners has become despite protests from privacy campaigners and scepticism from experts who believe they would not be able to spot certain types of devices.
A BAA spokesman confirmed the airport operator would now press forward with the introduction of the scanners.
But details of timescales – and the effect the introduction of the machines is likely to have on passenger waiting times – have not been revealed.
Speaking on the BBC’s Andrew Marr Show, Prime Minister Gordon Brown said the introduction of the scanners – which produce a "naked" image of passengers to check for hidden objects – was crucial to improve security.
The prime minister’s comments come just days after he ordered an urgent review of airport security following the foiled terrorist attack on a US aircraft on Christmas Day.
And the decision to install the scanners has become despite protests from privacy campaigners and scepticism from experts who believe they would not be able to spot certain types of devices.
A BAA spokesman confirmed the airport operator would now press forward with the introduction of the scanners.
But details of timescales – and the effect the introduction of the machines is likely to have on passenger waiting times – have not been revealed.
New Year
Happy New Year to everyone!
How are you doing for your holiday plans this year? Still need to get something sorted?
Well for ideas, prices or to get an amazing last minute deal....Call Me Today!
Sue Arscott
sue.arscott@hays-travel.co.uk
01823 478305
How are you doing for your holiday plans this year? Still need to get something sorted?
Well for ideas, prices or to get an amazing last minute deal....Call Me Today!
Sue Arscott
sue.arscott@hays-travel.co.uk
01823 478305
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