Posts Tagged ‘ San Francisco ’

It looks as though San Francisco is seeing fewer British holidaymakers but that may not be the case for the USA as a whole.

Ruth and Tony Daly are passionate riders, the husband and wife team running tour operator Ranch Rider – one of the very few remaining independent specialist horseback holiday companies.  They give their take on their favourite holidays from American ranch stays to Caribbean cruises…

Just About Travel tells you what’s hot – and what’s not – in the travel world, right now…

Following the criticism of Airbnb on this site last week, Kaye Holland flocks to the online marketplace and hospitality service’s defence

Where else would you see thirteen glass piano are hanging from the side of an apartment block but San Francisco?.

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

Just About Travel tells you what’s hot in the travel world right now

Kaye discovers a secret world of dining in Buenos Aires

Trains, lights, national parks and air passenger refunds are just some of things that Adrian draws together this week.

Discover how to make a classic pasta carbonara

Kaye has itchy feet – again. Read why and where they’re taking her only on Just About Travel

Think San Francisco and gardens or tulips are not the first things that will spring to your mind.

Letting your home to holidaymakers does have a downside says Kaye Holland

Generation X has embraced Airbnb says Gen X’er Kaye Holland

Luis Rubén Cuevas, director of Mexican travel magazine – Travel Times – talks travel

Ahead of the two year anniversary of the Olympic Games, London based journalist and co-founder of Talk of the Town, Kaye Holland, opens her little black book to reveal the best places to eat, shop and play in London Town

EKO material will replace highly toxic PVC material used in most banners and cities

World renowned chef, Jose Pizarro – aka the ‘godfather of Spanish cuisine’ – talks travel

Derry has been named the fourth best city in the world

Post summer travel boasts big benefits: smaller crowds, cooler temperatures, and off-season hotel specials, just to name a few. Check out these five reasons to pack your bags and head west…

Want to blast away the blues? Go west to the Golden State, writes Kaye Holland

San Francisco welcomed close to 2.9 million overseas visitors in 2011- an increase of nearly 10 percent over 2010

Kaye Holland makes waves in sunny Santa Cruz

As San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge celebrates its 75th birthday today, we give you this engineering marvel by numbers

As the Golden Gate Bridge gets ready to celebrate its 75th anniversary on Sunday, we give you the low-down on five fabulous spots to view what is arguably San Francisco’s most popular and photographed landmark

Ahead of the Golden Gate Bridge’s 75th birthday on May 27, San Francisco has never looked more golden writes Kaye Holland. Read her guide to the city with its head in the clouds, here

The writer and poet Gertrude Stein, who was born in Oakland, once remarked about her California birthplace: “Oakland? There’s no there, there.” Fast forward to today and few would agree with Gertrude

So Olympic organisers, Locog, have done a U turn and declared that babies and infants under 12 months will be allowed free entry into London Olympic venues – provided they are seated on their parent’s lap