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Interview Pakistan to develop first-ever tourist map to promote tourism, attract local, foreign tourists say’s Zulfi Bukhari, special assistant to Prime Minister Imran Khan. Here he tells our Editor in Chief Natasha Syed how he is realising Prime Minister Khan’s vision for a 21st-century Pakistan with an impressive strategy for encouraging Pakistanis from around the world […]
The campaign ‘I Travel For…’ uses short films and story-telling to shine the spotlight on unexpected experiences and less-explored destinations in Britain, alongside its globally renowned and iconic landmarks and attractions. The campaign aligns the passions that motivate people to travel with experiences that can only be had in Britain, inspiring overseas visitors to book […]
With over 36.5M people residence in the area, Algeria is a North African country with a Mediterranean coastline and a Saharan desert interior. Many empires have left legacies here, such as the ancient Roman ruins in seaside Tipaza. In the capital, Algiers, Ottoman landmarks like circa-1612 Ketchaoua Mosque line the hillside Casbah quarter, with its […]
There’s no doubt about it, going on holiday is an event we all look forward to. With hectic schedules and daily responsibilities taking control of our day to day life, nothing beats having a week or two off where you can do exactly what you want. Holidays give you the chance to forget about work, […]
With stunning landscapes, lakes, mountains, coastline, historic sites and a wide range of accommodation there’s no better place to come and unwind. Book a Lake District hotel and sample exquisite food whilst enjoying the unrivalled views! If you are looking for adventure then try the Infiniti Bridge – where you can climb through the landscape, […]
Built by Thomas Howard, Earl of Suffolk to entertain King James I, Audley End, English Heritage, is one of England’s most magnificent stately homes. The impressive house that can be seen today is only about a third the size of the vast mansion created in about 1605–14 by Thomas Howard, 1st Earl of Suffolk. It […]
