In addition to the amazing offers on all US tours where customers save a staggering 7% on the basket price Isango! has put together a number of mini breaks and city tours worldwide including some that are entertaining and others that are haunting or even daunting.
One of the most sombre tours that Isango! can offer is on a trip to Germany and in particular the harrowing excursion to Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp. It is highly recommended that customers wishing to view the lasting evidence of man’s inhumanity to man should also visit the Holocaust Memorial in Berlin.
Equally on a haunting note but in a different and less harrowing theme Isango! has a series of superb Romanian tours including an excursion to Dracula’s Castle and also his birthplace.
On a much lighter and convivial note Isango! has a wonderful selection of great tours and experiences including many all day or overnight stays in a number of cities worldwide. Affiliates are encouraged to promote these city breaks and excursions as they are not only highly popular but also a welcome break for couples and families.
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Just one offer today, but it’s a good one. I know lots of people are looking for deals at Disneyland Paris, so this one should definitely hit the spot!
Disneyland Paris for Halloween: All your meals for Free! Trick: The Halloween season (3rd October – 1st November 2009) is one of the best times to visit Disneyland Paris. There’s a mega month-long party, spelling mischief for every little family devil during Disney’s Halloween Festival! Treat: What’s more Disneyland have a very sumptuous offer that no-one can miss; All Your meals for FREE! (which is combinable with their Kids Go Free Offer). Just book through this link by 15th November 2009 for arrivals until 1st April 2010.
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Something for everyone this August Bank Holiday!
Stay for 2 nights from just £99 per couple. Enter the Promo code BVIEWAFC at checkout. Whether it’s a short break, a spur-of-the moment treat, romantic weekend or family getaway you can enjoy the ultimate summer stay from just £99 per couple! With dinner on the first night and full traditional Ramada breakfast with a healthy selection of cereals, fresh fruit and yogurt both mornings. You will be spoilt for choice, from a relaxing stay near the beautiful Gower Peninsula in Swansea to a round of golf in Ayr, you can do more this summer! The package includes admission to the Safari Park, overnight accommodation and breakfast the following morning. Prices are based on 2 adults for 2 nights. All bookings are payable in advance, non chargeable and non refundable.
BeWILDerwood Package: Prepare to be captivated and enchanted in a huge forest of family fun and adventure when you stay at Ramada Norwich on this special package. Bewilderwood is just a short drive away, it has a wild and imaginative adventure park with magical treehouses and a hint of intriguing characters, bringing a curious difference to the Norfolk Broads! £34.75 per adult per night (up to 2 children stay free), £10 per night for additional children sharing a parents room.
Golf Tuition Package: Enjoy fantastic golf facilities at the Ramada Gloucester Hotel and Country Club with an 18 hole golf course and 12 bay floodlit driving range. We have an amazing golf tuition package to get you into the swing of things with a 1 1/2 private golf lesson plus 1 dinner, bed and breakfast £59.59 Per person. Please note: Bookings will be on provisional basis until golf lessons availability and times are confirmed by the hotel.
Thomas the Tank Engine Package: From £127 for a 1 night stay for 2 adults and 1 child. Enter the Promo code PTHOMAFC at checkout. When you stay at the Ramada Birmingham, Sutton Coldfield, your family can experience the magic of Thomas the Tank Engine and his friends. For the first time in Europe, Thomas and his friends will have their very own home at Drayton Manor Park. It’s full steam ahead on this fantastic package which includes an overnight stay with breakfast and tickets to the park for you and your family.
Midweek Offers
Why wait until the weekend to have a break? Everyone deserves a mini-escape to recover from their hectic schedule. Whether you enjoy sightseeing or shopping, just relaxing in a well equipped health club or quiet pastimes in the country, there is a wide choice of midweek breaks, ready to fufill your desires. Ramada Jarvis have some amazing midweek prices offering some great savings when booking your midweek break!
The Bluegrass Motorcycle Museum of Hartford, Kentucky is well worth a visit. You only need a short day trip to see the treasures of the Bluegrass Motorcycle Museum. Owned and operated by Jack Embry and his wife Nancy, the displays boast over 20 vintage, American made motorcycles, and 30 years’ worth of motorcycle memorabilia. Even before the museum was opened in the mid-90s, Mr. Embry’s passion for restoring antique motorcycles drew onlookers from near and far.
Scottish vacations are amazingly popular at the moment due, probably, to the strength of the dollar against the pound making vacations to Scotland, England and Wales very cheap, especially if travelling from the US.
If you’re planning a visit to Scotland, don’t miss these three superb Pitlochry attractions: Blair Castle, the Scottish Hydro Electric Visitor Centre and the Killiecrankie Visitor Centre.
Scottish Hydro Electric Visitor Centre
A power station is a pretty strange location for a visitor attraction, but this is exactly where you can discover the Scottish Hydro Electric Visitor Centre. The hydro center is found within the splendid Pitlochry Power Station, and includes interactive exhibits which describe the history of hydro power in Scotland, dating from the 1940’s to the present day.
The Pitlochry Dam(constructed 1947-1951) gives tourists the interesting ability to observe the incredible salmon ladder through three viewing chambers. You will also discover interactive audio-visual presentations explaining this naturally occurring display. The turbine hall of Pitlochry Power Station can also be viewed.
Blair Castle
Blair Castle dates back to the thirteenth century, and is the ancestral seat of the Dukes and Earls of Atholl.
The construction of Blair Castle started in the year 1269, under the command of John I Comyn, Lord of Badenoch, a northern neighbor of the Earl of Atholl. The Earl was away from home, fighting in the Crusades, when his neighbor began to build the castle on his land. Upon his return, the Earl angrily complained to the King of Scotland (Alexander III) about the interloper, and won back his lands.
Rather than demolishing the tower that John I Comyn had erected, the Earl decided to merge the tower into his own castle. A Great Hall and a series of vaulted chambers were incorporated into the castle over the centuries, by subsequent Earls. It was the 2nd Duke of Atholl who, in 1740, decided to renovate the castle as a Georgian Mansion.
Killiecrankie Visitor Centre
During the Jacobite period Killiecrankie, not too far from Pitlochry, was virtually destroyed by the Jacobites, under the leadership of Bonnie Dundee. During the bloodthirsty battle an escaping soldier leapt over the River Garry, which became known as Soldier’s Leap. The area around the Pass and gorge were a popular haunt of Queen Victoria.
To discover more about the infamous battle you can pay a visit to the Killiecrankie Visitor Centre. The Killiecrankie Visitor Centre has a selection of other displays and services, which include guided walks, Ranger services and a natural history of the area, as well as many others.
With the currently favorable exchange rate, a Scottish vacation based in Pitlochry is well worth your consideration.
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The Bluegrass Motorcycle Museum of Hartford, Kentucky is well worth a visit. You only need a short day trip to see the treasures of the Bluegrass Motorcycle Museum. Owned and operated by Jack Embry and his wife Nancy, the displays boast over 20 vintage, American made motorcycles, and 30 years’ worth of motorcycle memorabilia. Even before the museum was opened in the mid-90s, Mr. Embry’s passion for restoring antique motorcycles drew onlookers from near and far.
