Posts Tagged ‘ California ’

I suspect that the news coverage largely affected domestic tourists because Britons and other Europeans would have booked their trips some time ago and probably still made their trips albeit with some possible changes

Is the daily commute to office cubicle getting you down? It’s time to take a break from Britain, says Kaye Holland

The wet weather has caused a last minute rush for holidays abroad and we say goodbye to Klaus Lohmann as he returns to Germany and Dennis Cleveland-Peck who sadly died recently.

Award-winning journalist and author, Nick Kontis, shares his travel highs and lows with Just About Travel

Adrian ends the week happy that a Rubbish Party candidate was elected in Scotland, more hold baggage is not getting lost on planes and that private detectives are deterring touts from advising holidaymakers to make bogus insurance claims.

Just About Travel tells you what’s hot and what’s not in the travel world

Georgina Wilson-Powell, travel editor at Good Things magazine shares her travel highs and lows with Just About Travel readers

Excellent food and retro trends are emerging from quite unlikely places in Los Angeles. Food trucks and ‘ma and pa’ eateries are taking the place by storm.

No trip to the City of Angels is complete if you don’t spot at least one celeb. Kaye Holland reveals how you can up the odds…

Kaye’s itchy feet have taken her to Hawaii. Read the latest instalment of her ‘Notes from a traveller series’, only on Just About Travel

Kaye’s itchy feet have taken her to LA. Read the latest instalment of her ‘Notes from a traveller series’, only on Just About Travel

Kaye’s itchy feet have taken her to LA. Read the latest instalment of her ‘Notes from a traveller series’, only on Just About Travel

Just About Travel tells you what’s hot and what’s not in the travel world

It’s wet, windy and dark at four o clock so it must be time to head abroad and bask in some winter sun. Just About Travel has the low-down on 10 destinations where sun, sand and sea come as standard

In Nevada County in California, you can combine the two in almost a twin-centre holiday because here are the vineyards of the Sierra Vintners wine region.

New Orleanians like to dress up

Irene visits the small town of Healdsburg in the wine country of California and finds that, for some reason, it is still uncrowded compared to some other parts of the Napa Valley.

Aged 33 1/2 and can’t get served

Discover a store that sells only American made goods

Visit California has teamed up with the MeringCarson agency to created a new global platform brand, Dream Big

Spending the summer – or part of it – in LA? Here’s four places where you can make like a local and join the Angelenos for a daily juice fix…

If you think LA is about fitness and fashion, think again. The city of Angels has a burgeoning art scene that’s sure to delight travellers who crave more from California than crowded shopping malls, sand, surf and sea. Here’s the skinny on the three streets that are collectively helping transform the LA art scene…

Santa Cruz is creating a buzz

Leo Holding – aka Britain’s best climber – talks travel

Sea Otters living along California’s Central Coast were, as recently as the 1930’s, believed to have been hunted to extinction. But a colony of about fifty were discovered in Big Sur and, from these animals, otters have made a remarkable comeback in California

What does America taste like? Award winning American food writer Coleman Andrews celebrates the most exceptional and delicious food products from across the United States with CD-Traveller readers

Kaye loves London, so why did she leave? Read the eighth part of her story exclusively on CD-Traveller

A number of readers will have decided to go to USA for half term break. The two most popular states are California and Florida probably due to the connections these have with Disney. This year, there will be some bargains once you get there.