What is France Most Famous For?
France has given the world fabulous food, amazing artists, memorable monuments and so much more! Here we touch on just some of the things that France is most famous for;…
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Top 7 Most Dangerous Airport Landings in the World
Pilots are an incredibly skilled bunch as this selection of truly hair raising and downright dangerous airport landings show. We’ve scoured YouTube to bring you the standout videos that make…
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Guide to the UNESCO Cities of Gastronomy
If you’re a real foodie then you’ve probably already heard about the Cities of Gastronomy. UNESCO has bestowed the honour on four world cities so far, which guarantees that a…
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Travelling in Luxury
A common misconception people have is if you want to travel in luxury you need to fly first class, but we’re here to tell you differently. So you haven’t quite…
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Top 7 Things to do in Colombia
South America’s fourth biggest country, Colombia, offers real diversity; from modern cities, stunning Caribbean beaches and Amazon safaris. Colombia is firmly back on the tourist map! Recovering from a long…
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Super skiing savings for families
The family that skis together stays together, so they say. With increasing pressure on the household budget, a winter getaway may feel like a bit of a splurge, but you…
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PureTravel Launch Travel Writing Competition 2013
It’s that time of year again! We at PureTravel are pleased to launch our fourth annual Travel Writing Competition and again we are offering a fantastic prize! The Worst Journey…
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The Hottest Travel Destinations for February
These travel destinations are the hottest places to be seen in February with a wealth of events, festivals and culture awaiting you, as well as fabulous weather! Rio de Janeiro,…
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International Tourist Arrivals Top One Billion
For the first time in history, the number of International travellers has topped a BILLION in one year! During 2012 a total of 1.035 billion passengers travelled, which is a…
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Guide to the coldest place on earth: Siberia
Literally the coldest inhabited place on earth is Oymyakon in Siberia which dipped to a staggeringly cold minus 71 degrees C in 1962! We’ll never moan about the weather again…
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