A Wonderful Safari in Zambia

I was fortunate recently to spend four nights on safari in Zambia, in the pristine splendour of the Lower Zambezi Valley. It’s an area I know well, and I was returning to a lodge I had fallen in love with some years previously. However the lodge had been recently taken over and completely upgraded into what I can now rank as one of the finest lodges I’ve ever experienced. My business is in tourism so I have travelled quite a lot in Africa and have been privileged to have a taste of some of the best accommodation on offer.

White Water Rafting in Nepal

Grab a slice of the action and take a white water holiday in Nepal. Nepal is home to some of the worlds best rafting and kayaking rivers for all levels of rafter. For me, initially springing to mind when I think of white water is automatically New Zealand or Canada, two countries generating hype for having some of the most ferocious and spectacular rivers in the world. It never crossed my mind that Nepal could offer amazing adrenaline pumping white water to warrant being rated along with some of the worlds finest.

Beat The Winter Blues With Winter Sunshine Holidays In Malta

The trees have lost their leaves, it’s raining, the rare winter sunshine has to fight through grey skies and you’ve well and truly got the winter blues. Life doesn’t have to be dreary I’ve found – not when I can take winter holidays in Malta. Malta is a small archipelago in the Mediterranean Sea, close to Sicily and only 15 miles in length. Small in size but big in character, the Maltese Islands of Malta and Gozo are great places to visit all year round.

Celebrate At Singapore Festivals

For me there is a lot more to a holiday than just lying on a beach frying myself. I love to learn about different cultures and join in with local festivals whenever I travel and Singapore gives you plenty of choices to do just that. In this article you will learn more about the colourful Singapore festivals. Despite its stoic buildings and busy streets, Singapore makes a point of celebrating its diversity in ethnicity, race, religion and culture. If you flip through history books of Singapore, you will probably see old photos of the river banks filled with people from all walks of life.

Start Scotland Tours With ‘Glasge’ Attractions

The city of Glasgow is the largest city in Scotland, the third largest in the UK and a great place to start your Scotland tours. Glasgow offers something for everyone from fun at the Glasgow Comedy festival to the arts at Kings theatre Glasgow. Luckily for Glasgow most of the main attractions are located around the subway circuit. There is always something to see within easy reach of the city centre. Because the city has many hidden secrets around every corner, not all of them are as obvious on the top of a tour bus and are best seen on foot.
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Jesse McCartney – A Pop Music Icon

Published on April 23rd, 2009no comments
Jesse McCartney may be known for his roles in short-lived television series, television guest appearances and a few animated cartoons in which he voiced one of the characters; but he is primarily a pop music icon.
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The Simpsons – An Innovative and Refreshing TV Show!

Published on April 23rd, 20092 comment
‘The Simpsons’ is one of the most flourishing animation series in the United States and kids around the globe cannot even think of their day passing without watching the hilarious and ridiculous activities of Maggie, Lisa, Bart, Marge and Homer – all of the Simpsons family.
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History of Star Wars Movies

Published on April 17th, 2009no comments
You might be confused in the Stars Wars movies that have been a big hit in the big screen. The history of star wars movies can provide you how the hit movie started and made it to one of the most top grossing film in the movie industry.
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The Jimi Hendrix Experience

Published on April 17th, 2009no comments
A friend of my named, Bob, was staying in Los Angeles in the spring of 1968 when I was seventeen years old. Bob asked me, “Would you drive me to a rock concert at the Swing Auditorium in San Bernardino, California? I’ll pay for the gas and buy you a ticket to the concert if you’ll take me.”
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Britains Got Talent But Not Always

Published on April 13th, 2009no comments
1181642438m9159lI’m not a fan of reality shows like Big Brother but I enjoy watching Britain’s Got Talent. On Saturday the 2009 series kicked off to a great start and I’m looking forward to watching it unfold in the coming weeks.
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Eastenders Misery And Gloom

Published on April 13th, 2009no comments
I’ve watched Eastenders regularly ever since it first appeared on UK screens on February 19th 1985 and it’s one of those programmes that I watch despite being fed up with the misery and gloom generally seen on there.
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Save Money on Beer Prices by Brewing Your Own

Published on April 12th, 2009no comments
How does $0,40 cent per bottle of excellent home brewed beer sound to you? With an average of beer prices being over $1,- per bottle, brewing your own beer is ...
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Nelly Furtado – A Brief Bio

Published on April 10th, 2009no comments
Nelly Furtado is one of the most dynamic stars in pop music today. Since the release of her first album “Whoa, Nelly!” in 2000, she’s consistently pushed the boundaries of music genres by incorporating influences from music around the world. Nelly Furtado songs have won a Grammy, six Juno awards and one MTV Europe Music Award.
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Michele Obama Female Force – A Comic Biography of Michele Obama

Published on April 10th, 2009no comments
Bluewater Productions has recently launched biography comics that hit the stands like a storm. The publishing company started two series, Female Force and Political Power. The Female Force series showcase the lives of powerful female leaders.
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Visiting Britain’s National Parks – The Lake District

Published on April 10th, 2009no comments
Whether you’re thinking of visiting Britain this year or like me, you’re a local thinking of staying at home, Cumbria’s Lake District National Park offers scenery rarely surpassed elsewhere in Europe. The region, established as a National Park in 1951, is known for its distinctive landscape of greystone farmhouses, lakes and rugged mountains known here as fells – a word derived from the time of the Vikings.
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