Experiencing London the Royal Way – Reviewing The Montcalm Royal London House Hotel

London is a phenomenal city to visit, that goes without saying. You will, however, want the proper kind of luxury accommodation to take care of you in between your shopping sprees and legendary landmark visits. The Montcalm Royal London House Hotel is a centre for deluxe ingenuity and class hotel development. It is a “new chapter” in the capital city’s provisions of opulent and sensationally refined living spaces. An Introduction You can find The Montcalm nestled in the heart of...

The best lawyer in Mallorca

Everybody needs a lawyer at some point in their life, and for that reason, it is always important to know where the best are, especially in criminal cases. Lawyers are essential for any legal process and this is why you should have the most reliable guide. We know how important it is to have the assistance of a professional lawyer, who will be there when you need to solve a legal problem. Nowadays there are many lawyers, but only a...

10 of the Best Museums in London

London is full of wonderful, interesting and sometimes wacky museums. They hold some of the world's finest art and artefacts.  Even better is that most of them are free. Here's 10 of the Best Museums in London as chosen by The London Economic's Billy Ray. The Best Museums in London? We think so, but visit them all and decide for yourself! 10. National Maritime Museum By Sue Wallace at en.wikipedia This free to enter museum contains a trove of artefacts...

Why Genoa is the rough diamond of Italy

Tell an Italian you’re going to Genoa, otherwise known as Genova, and the response ranges from surprise to unrestrained shock. Compared to Italian delights nearby – the still beauty of Lake Como, the buzzing life in Bologna, the culinary delights in Modena – Genoa is seen to fall short in tourist attractions. “It’s not beautiful,” a well-meaning Italian will implore, comparing it to the rustic charm of Tuscany. That’s partly because Genoa, Italy’s busiest port town, has only begun to...

Ever wondered what life is like in the Faroe Islands?

‘I spent 48 hours exploring the mysterious islands located between Scotland, Norway, and Iceland.’  Credit: Greg Annandale - @Greg_A copy On the flight to the Faroe Islands, it dawns on me how little I know about the country. The picture in my mind is of an old-fashioned, rundown farming community. A place like Craggy Island from Father Ted. The islands' only airport, Vagar, does little to change this perception. It reminds me of an old, forgotten Scottish outpost. Mainly because...

Tips for making the most of your holiday

Brits only really start to get the most from a holiday at the age of 31, a study has found.  . After years of booze-filled breaks and late nights, it’s only once we reach our early thirties that we really start to relax and truly enjoy holidays.  . Although getting away from it all is still a priority, the way we go about this is different - we are less inclined to party and more inclined to pursue family-friendly activities...

London escapes in under an hour: The Black Boy, Oxford

Isn’t London Marylebone a wonderful train station? Buried among the charming terraced houses of Lisson Grove and a stone’s throw from Lord’s Cricket Ground and the famed Madame Tussauds it is probably more famed for being one of the stations on the Monopoly board than being a major London terminus. But what it lacks in thoroughfare it gains in character, and it was with a spring in my step that I bordered the 17:50 Chiltern service to Oxford early one...

Red Budapest: Uncovering Hungary’s communist past

By Caroline Howley The mighty Danube slices cleanly through the centre of the city, divorcing rural, residential Buda from its hip urban neighbour, Pest. The elaborate landmarks of the riverbank shimmer, reflected in the water: Buda Castle, sat high on its rocky foundations; Liberty Bridge’s giant green girders towering over the retro trams that pass below; the intricate spires of the neo-gothic parliament buildings piercing the clear azure sky. The castle and its banks are a proud UNESCO World Heritage Site,...

Quit your job and travel the world like… Laura Crane

We caught up with 22-year-old British-born Laura Crane, a professional surfer and model. Tell us a little bit about you? So, I’m originally from Bristol, but moved to Devon when I was 13 and fell in love with surfing pretty much straight away. I started competing and got my big break at 14 when I became UK champion. Since then, I’ve been lucky enough to travel the world with the sport and be involved with some pretty cool campaigns along...

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