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Discover the joy of Ireland’s best-known cities, where fantastic breaks and getaways full of new experiences will be found around every street corner in 2022. Ireland’s diverse cities, alive with designer hotels and trendy cafés, art galleries and museums, plus a world-class cuisine, are the perfect complement to the island’s unbeatable countryside scenery and greenery. […]
The Cotswolds is a very special and wonderful place. A short break or even an extended holiday in the Cotswolds will leave you wanting more and you’ll be booking your next Cotswolds holiday as soon as you return home! Covering almost 800 square miles, running through five counties (Gloucestershire, Oxfordshire, Warwickshire, Wiltshire, and Worcestershire) – […]
“We want to invite Muslims to be here with their families, and even to celebrate weddings here,” Felipe Gonzales, President of Foz Do Iguaçu’s Tourism Council With the halal-friendly tourism industry becoming one of the fastest-growing travel sectors in the world, Brazil is making plans to open its doors to Muslim travellers. Whilst most visitors […]
~ 5p from every promotional pack to support community farming initiatives in Gujrat Rajah Spices, the UK’s leading authentic spice brand, has announced a new partnership to empower women farmers in Gujarat who grow cumin and other spices. The programme is being run in partnership with The Self-Employed Women’s Association (SEWA), India’s largest Trade Union […]
If you have never been inside a mosque, your missing out! Cambridge Central Mosque This mosque is Europe’s first eco friendly mosque. Great Mosque of Cordoba, Spain This mosque was first a church. Islamic centre of Rijeka, Croatia Opened 2013, this was the first and third mosque built in Croatia. Prophet Muhammad Mosque, Russia Opened […]
The Maldives is a muslim country but its never the first go-to thought for many muslim travellers from the UK. Alcohol is a big factor in choosing the right resort for you and your family. Alcohol, beers and spirits are prohibited for the locals so you can not buy it from local supermarkets, grocery stores […]
