If you want to have a really good time, enjoy the sun and yet not put too much of a hole in your bank balance, you simply cannot do better than a spur-of-the-moment, cheap Spanish holiday The country has a huge amount to offer and is very welcoming to us visitors

Until the tourist industry began in the 1960s, Benidorm was a small village Today the main features of the area are Benidorm’s hotel industry, beaches and skyscrapers

Cheap holidays to Benidorm have always been popular with British tourists, come summer Aside from the ‘sun, sea and sangria’, folks looking to book package holidays to Costa Blanca (the region that Benidorm can be found), there’s actually a whole lot of tourist attractions for those that (for some reason

With more than 3,000 miles of coast, Spain can offer a Costa for every taste Costa Brava is a hundred mile section of this coastline with golden beaches stretching from Blanes, 60km northeast of Barcelona, to the French border

We’re now in peak booking season, and as usual one of our big sellers are our Costa Brava holiday packages What attracts such big numbers of tourists to Spain’s ‘Wild Coast’ every year

Ibiza has always held the reputation of being THE place for clubbers to descend on in the summer seasons Between the months of May and September, Ibiza (the smallest Baelaric island) is transformed from quiet resort into the clubber’s paradise the name is synonymous with

This time last year in the Search Travel Online offices, we were looking at our calendars and predicting a sales lull around the time of June and July 2008 Why

Ever wondered what it’s like at the centre of an Egyptian pyramid Those who have been on holiday to Egypt may have powerful memories of this, along with the hubbub of the Egyptian marketplace, inquisitive locals sucking on shisha pipes, chaotic mingling of people and traffic, hieroglyphics, the ethereal mask of Tutankhamun and tourist guides proffering camel rides and souvenirs at Giza

Tenerife is famous for its markets, and of course there is nothing quite as satisfying as haggling yourself to a bargain The trouble is that many Brits abroad are too afraid to try their hand at bartering, fearing that bargaining their way to cheaper prices will make them seem cheap or break the traditional British reserve

There’s a reason why tourism in Majorca has exploded in recent years And exploded it definitely has – the number of tourists visiting the island has leapt from 500,000 in 1960 to nearly 7,000,000 in 1997 to over 20,000,000 in 2001