Stephen Cook is Riding Down to Camelot
Sunday, 05 February 2012 07:52
Stephen Cook
I thought therefore that I would take a break of my own from being scathing about governments, banks, psychiatry and other criminal organisations that have contributed so much to taking all the fun out of life and turn my hand instead to a bit of travel writing. Read more... Add new comment
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A Very British Holiday with a Difference
Crete is the largest of the Greek islands lying in the South East Mediterranean and is the legendary birthplace of the Greek God Zeus. For a relaxing holiday, with the option to explore Crete’s fascinating history, a 5 star luxury stay at Aldemar Hotels’ Knossos Royal, and the adjacent award winning Royal Mare Thalasso and Spa Centre, ticks all the right boxes...
People of all ages are being enticed to escape to a Great Country Pub by Tourism South East, a membership-based organisation, with the launch of a brand new website – 
The UK’s newest major visitor attraction, the Brighton Wheel, is the first in a series of developments that will ensure Brighton & Hove remain at the top of the UK’s tourism hotspots for 2012.Rising 50 metres above Brighton’s famous promenade, the Seaside Eye carries up to 200 passengers in 36 glass pods. Visitors can experience three full rotations of the wheel taking 12 minutes and giving plenty of opportunity to enjoy the stunning seagull’s eye view across the city and out to sea.
With less than a month until Valentine's Day, I headed to the heart of London's West End to see what was on offer for true romantics. The most seductive offering proved to be at the newly renovated Mercer Hotel, where a flirty package is on offer to appeal to the most hedonistic lovers. And as it available throughout the month of February, ladies may want to take advantage of Leap Year to pop the question to their loved one after a night of romance in the city.