Posts Tagged ‘ Nicaragua ’

Vivid Sydney, Black Sabbath and Machu Picco by rail are some of the thoughts of Adrian this week.

The regular monthly column that keeps you abreast of some of the changes in travel starts with a story about Nicaragua

New museum openings, mullet hair styles and the importance of British tourists to Nicaragua, Estonia and St Lucia occupy some of Adrian’s attention this week.

Britons seem to be holidaying further afield. Peru, Costa Rica and Nicaragua all saw more British visitors. And in a week where airline customer service has been to the fore, Adrian has some stories about our rights.

If the dank and wet weather that we seem to have been having for months continues into the Easter holidays then a hot, sunny destination might take your fancy. How about Tobago in the Caribbean? Over the Easter period, they have some key sporting events that might attract you. Like the Buccoo Goat & Crab Racing Festival which has been held for over 90 years. The goat and crab racing festivals are held annually at the Buccoo Racing Stadium on Easter Monday and Tuesday. The
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The Chichigalpa city government of Nicaragua has opened a tourism centre at the foot of Nicaragua’s tallest volcano, San Cristobal.

When times are tight, we suggest you travel more, not less – but pick carefully. This is where your wallet will smile at the memories for years to come

The Nicaraguan Tourist Board has developed a coffee trail which lets you travel to some the remoter parts of the country staying in rural hotels and guesthouses as you travel and taking part in everyday.

Honduras is very much off the beaten tourist track ,yet it boasts fantastic Mayan sculptures at Copan and the lush tropical island of Roatan, writes Rupert Parker