Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Monday, December 13, 2010
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Monday, October 11, 2010
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Monday, September 13, 2010
Friday, August 27, 2010
Thursday, August 19, 2010
Thursday, July 29, 2010
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
The 2011 Big Snow Festival of Arinsal, Andorra!
During next winter, from the 13th to 20th of March 2011, will be held in Andorra's premier ski resort, Arinsal, the second edition of the Big snow festival which saw its inauguration the same month last year. Its success meant that the operation had to be repeated in 2011. The line up for this year events is still a mystery to all, but if we are to go by last year’s excellent list of artists, we are in for a week of top quality music that will be spun by some of the finest UK and European DJs on the clubbing scene, along with some hardcore partying.
Last year’s event saw the likes of Calvin Harris, Judge Jules, Pendulum and Toddla T rock the scene with some heavy, heavy rhythms, sending the expecting crowd raving like crazy throughout the wee; a sporting feat in itself considering that one must be pretty worn out after a full day of snowboarding or skiing.
What we can tell you though, is that the venue itself will not disappoint you; although you might no get to see much of it as partying will be of the essence during that famous week of March. The Arinsal ski Resort of Andorra is, more precisely, located in Vallnord at an altitude of over 2500m. The resort is a haven of fun for proficient skier as well as for the novices who will be able to take lessons within their excellent skiing and boarding school. Besides, free-stylers will have at their disposal 40 000 squares metres of dedicated terrain which includes your usual freestyle apparatus in the shape of half pipes, kickers, rails… Arinsal is also connected to the neighbouring Pal resort from where you can also reach the pistes.
The tickets for this year’s event are already on sale, with more details about the event at http://www.thebigsnowfestival.com, and you will find some great ski packages and hotels for Andorra’s Arinsal ski resort on our website.
So, if you’re looking to merge the pleasures of partying with the satisfaction of skiing and snow boarding, the fun filled and action packed Big Snow Festival 2011 will be the place to be, comes next March. You can book your hotels and accommodations with Mountvacation.com, where you will be sure to find some incredible offers and deals, as well as some fantastic alternatives. Have Fun!!!!
Last year’s event saw the likes of Calvin Harris, Judge Jules, Pendulum and Toddla T rock the scene with some heavy, heavy rhythms, sending the expecting crowd raving like crazy throughout the wee; a sporting feat in itself considering that one must be pretty worn out after a full day of snowboarding or skiing.
What we can tell you though, is that the venue itself will not disappoint you; although you might no get to see much of it as partying will be of the essence during that famous week of March. The Arinsal ski Resort of Andorra is, more precisely, located in Vallnord at an altitude of over 2500m. The resort is a haven of fun for proficient skier as well as for the novices who will be able to take lessons within their excellent skiing and boarding school. Besides, free-stylers will have at their disposal 40 000 squares metres of dedicated terrain which includes your usual freestyle apparatus in the shape of half pipes, kickers, rails… Arinsal is also connected to the neighbouring Pal resort from where you can also reach the pistes.
The tickets for this year’s event are already on sale, with more details about the event at http://www.thebigsnowfestival.com, and you will find some great ski packages and hotels for Andorra’s Arinsal ski resort on our website.
So, if you’re looking to merge the pleasures of partying with the satisfaction of skiing and snow boarding, the fun filled and action packed Big Snow Festival 2011 will be the place to be, comes next March. You can book your hotels and accommodations with Mountvacation.com, where you will be sure to find some incredible offers and deals, as well as some fantastic alternatives. Have Fun!!!!
Monday, July 19, 2010
Wednesday, July 14, 2010
Ten Things to do in Zell am See This Summer
Ten Things to do in Zell am See This Summer
If you are travelling to Zell am See this summer, you are in definite luck. First because the destination itself is quite a sight to see as it is nesting by the banks of the Zeller See Lake and lies at the foot of the Shmittenhöhe Mountain. And second, because you will not find a holiday town resort that will offer as many activities to keep you and your family busy this summer as well as next winter.
The list of ten things to do that I have compiled here may not be the best, but that would only be because there is such a wide selection of activities to choose from, that to make one that would tickle everybody’s fancy would be near impossible. I am nonetheless confident that the objects found in this list will enthuse quite a few. As you will also notice, the selection has been made in order to offer variety. So, here is your list of ten things to do in Zell am See this summer.
1. Go in search of the rare bearded vulture with some great hiking excursions on the Shmittenhöhe Mountain and Kitzsteinhorn glacier. A guide will take you on tour through the hiking routes, in groups of four, to a maximum of 25, and will help you discover these fantastic peaks with their knowledge of the area and history that is second to none. And if you have children, you can also experience the mountains in the company of llamas, the legendary Andean mammal, that will carry the burden for you and render your trekking session that bit more exotic. Certainly, something for the children to talk about on their return home from holidays.
2. This summer and every summer, you have the possibility to ski and board in the vicinity of Zell am See. That’s right, even during the hot months of July and August. And that is because of the Kitzsteinhorn glacier which is located in the proximity of Zell am See, by the small village of Kaprun, and where the snows are eternal, and covering it 365 days a year.
3. You can ride the impressive woods or mountain paths on the back of our long time four legged companions, and the children will be able to ride their miniature versions. So this is a call to all horse and pony back riding lovers. You’ll simply love it! The natural settings are just phenomenal.
4. This one is for all the adrenalin and adventures seekers. And what better way to pump some adrenalin in your life than with a parachute jump from 3 500 metres of altitude. You will free fall with the assistance of a pro parachutist and, well, will experience something that is not given to everyone.
5. Another activity for the adrenalin seekers and the non claustrophobic which will spice your summer holiday is caving, the art of wriggling yourself through tiny holes and over rocky terrains and through… You get the idea! Guides will take you through Europe’s longest cave passage for an enlightening adrenalin packed excursion
6. You can head to the foot of the Kitzsteinhorn glacier and indulge in a golfing session in one of the most picturesque settings in Europe, and possibly the world, for a golf course, or two in this case.
7. Not indulging in some climbing as you are spending your holiday in the Zell am See would be a crime. So here is another activity that you could and should take up, provided like me you do not suffer from height phobia. And to help you with that are at your disposal about 70 routes offering different levels of difficulty.
8. Finding some refreshing alternatives is a must in the summer heat of the Austrian Alps. And such alternatives can be found in the form of water skiing on the Zeller See Lake, as well as wakeboarding and knee-boarding for those displaying a bit more imagination and creativity gliding on the waves.
9. Another water activity on offer in Zell am See would naturally be fishing. Experience the peacefulness of this huge peanut shaped lake, where you are sure to find that oh so quiet retreat where you’ll be able to escape for a fishing session far off the summer madness that can be found in the town centre.
10. The children, on top of the afore-mentioned activities, will be particularly pleased with some of the water activities such as the rubber banana and fun tyre rides. A plethora of other activities for children are also available on site.
There you are! A list of ten activities that will keep you and your family occupied this summer, should you decide to venture to Zell am See, this remarkable holiday resort town in the heart of the Austrian Alps. And MountVacation is the place to book this year’s mountain summer holidays.
By chris Ngalikpima
Published: 7/13/2010
http://www.buzzle.com/articles/ten-things-to-do-in-zell-am-see-this-summer.html
If you are travelling to Zell am See this summer, you are in definite luck. First because the destination itself is quite a sight to see as it is nesting by the banks of the Zeller See Lake and lies at the foot of the Shmittenhöhe Mountain. And second, because you will not find a holiday town resort that will offer as many activities to keep you and your family busy this summer as well as next winter.
The list of ten things to do that I have compiled here may not be the best, but that would only be because there is such a wide selection of activities to choose from, that to make one that would tickle everybody’s fancy would be near impossible. I am nonetheless confident that the objects found in this list will enthuse quite a few. As you will also notice, the selection has been made in order to offer variety. So, here is your list of ten things to do in Zell am See this summer.
1. Go in search of the rare bearded vulture with some great hiking excursions on the Shmittenhöhe Mountain and Kitzsteinhorn glacier. A guide will take you on tour through the hiking routes, in groups of four, to a maximum of 25, and will help you discover these fantastic peaks with their knowledge of the area and history that is second to none. And if you have children, you can also experience the mountains in the company of llamas, the legendary Andean mammal, that will carry the burden for you and render your trekking session that bit more exotic. Certainly, something for the children to talk about on their return home from holidays.
2. This summer and every summer, you have the possibility to ski and board in the vicinity of Zell am See. That’s right, even during the hot months of July and August. And that is because of the Kitzsteinhorn glacier which is located in the proximity of Zell am See, by the small village of Kaprun, and where the snows are eternal, and covering it 365 days a year.
3. You can ride the impressive woods or mountain paths on the back of our long time four legged companions, and the children will be able to ride their miniature versions. So this is a call to all horse and pony back riding lovers. You’ll simply love it! The natural settings are just phenomenal.
4. This one is for all the adrenalin and adventures seekers. And what better way to pump some adrenalin in your life than with a parachute jump from 3 500 metres of altitude. You will free fall with the assistance of a pro parachutist and, well, will experience something that is not given to everyone.
5. Another activity for the adrenalin seekers and the non claustrophobic which will spice your summer holiday is caving, the art of wriggling yourself through tiny holes and over rocky terrains and through… You get the idea! Guides will take you through Europe’s longest cave passage for an enlightening adrenalin packed excursion
6. You can head to the foot of the Kitzsteinhorn glacier and indulge in a golfing session in one of the most picturesque settings in Europe, and possibly the world, for a golf course, or two in this case.
7. Not indulging in some climbing as you are spending your holiday in the Zell am See would be a crime. So here is another activity that you could and should take up, provided like me you do not suffer from height phobia. And to help you with that are at your disposal about 70 routes offering different levels of difficulty.
8. Finding some refreshing alternatives is a must in the summer heat of the Austrian Alps. And such alternatives can be found in the form of water skiing on the Zeller See Lake, as well as wakeboarding and knee-boarding for those displaying a bit more imagination and creativity gliding on the waves.
9. Another water activity on offer in Zell am See would naturally be fishing. Experience the peacefulness of this huge peanut shaped lake, where you are sure to find that oh so quiet retreat where you’ll be able to escape for a fishing session far off the summer madness that can be found in the town centre.
10. The children, on top of the afore-mentioned activities, will be particularly pleased with some of the water activities such as the rubber banana and fun tyre rides. A plethora of other activities for children are also available on site.
There you are! A list of ten activities that will keep you and your family occupied this summer, should you decide to venture to Zell am See, this remarkable holiday resort town in the heart of the Austrian Alps. And MountVacation is the place to book this year’s mountain summer holidays.
By chris Ngalikpima
Published: 7/13/2010
http://www.buzzle.com/articles/ten-things-to-do-in-zell-am-see-this-summer.html
Monday, July 12, 2010
Saturday afternoon by the River Sava
In one of my earlier post I told you that Ljubjana was, in summer, a treat to visit. Not only because the temperature is that of the Mediterranean type, but also because Ljubljana is surrounded east, west, north and south by lush nature. Indeed as soon as you leave Ljubljana, you enter forest territory, and I'm not talking about small wooded area in which a couple of trees fight for dear old territory. I'm talking about some seriously lush pieces of Land. I recall once someone talking about Slovenija as the European Jamaica, exactly for its hilly and lush nature characteristic. And during one escapade a couple of weeks ago, just on the outskirt of Ljubljana, I discovered a nice little spot right by the Sava river. A river that flows through four countries that used to be part of the old Yugoslavia. Namely Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia and Bosnia Herzegovina. This little place that I found was truly a little haven of piece, and safe for a brief naturist encounter, I seemed to own the place. No one in the vicinity, a thumping sunshine and a river as cold as the Arctic Ocean; the perfect ingredients for a nice and relaxing day by the banks of the River Sava! However, one must say that the water was nearly impossible to swim in. I personally found it freezing cold, but I know ofr a fact that that doesn’t deter many. And for those brave enough to venture in the water, they will do so surrounded by some great scenery. Alternatively, you can just grab your kayak and sail it down the river or gather some wood and enjoy a wonderful wild barbecue by the banks of the River Sava.
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
Friday, July 2, 2010
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Zell am See - Cruising and BBQ on the Lake
Zell am See - Cruising and BBQ on the Lake
After a heavy session of skiing or boarding this summer on the Kitzsteinhorn glacier, a throw stone away from Zell am See, the stomach screaming in hunger, the legs crying out for a well merited lie down, and you craving for a nice and refreshing drink, it is time to let the Zeller See Lake do the job and transport you in an afternoon of, first, culinary satisfaction and then of pure relaxation on a pleasure cruise.
But first things first, you are now hungry and need to abate that horrible feeling, you are too tired and want to escape Zell am See’s buzzing ambiance for a short while. Then what’s best than a nice BBQ as you float along on the lake in one of the Barbecue Donut, your 3 metres of diameter battery powered outdoor motor that carries in its center a low smoke charcoal grill to give you that authentic barbecue Cavour.
These donuts can carry up to 10 people, need no boating license to be operated and the pontoon flotation system means that the donut remains completely safe and stable on the water. So if like me you love a good barbecue, everyone’s summer’s favorite, a peaceful time over the lake far from the Zell am See’s busy restaurants and agitation, as well as scenery so beautiful that even after eating you’ll still be gawping, then the donut experience HAS to be given a try. It’s fun, appeasing and, if you decide to just take your second half, well, it can also be darn romantic. Wouldn’t you agree? Although it also makes for the perfect family outing.
Once you have filled your bellies with grilled chops, steaks and the local sausages; done the siesta such a feast would require you to do, it is time for some more relaxing time. I’m assuming here that you are exhausted and drained out from your tough morning skiing session. If it is so, how about taking a cruise around the lake or just take the ferry across the latter and head for a golfing session on one of their world class course?
Zell am See’s boat services are, this summer available from 10.00am till 5.00pm, everyday of the week. The boat leaves quite regularly from different spots around the lake, and the cruise lasts for about 45 minutes. It’s a great chance to admire Zell am See’s surrounding beauties and treasures in a peaceful and tranquil atmosphere. Furthermore, the fares are fairly cheap and children born after 2005 can cruise for free. A well worth trip.
Alternatively, you can rent a boat, out of a fleet of four, at very affordable prices, and take your friends for a crazy partying session over the lake. The more people you’ll gather for this unforgettable experience, the cheaper it will get. That is if you share the price between all of you. Furthermore, unlike the cruising boats, these can be hired in the evening, providing thus the perfect spot for the perfect summer boat party.
Zell am See is really great, and as you have just read it, offers some pretty original alternatives to your regular summer holiday. Besides, to reach there is very convenient as it is served quite nicely by the different means of transportation. Fly there and you’ll land in Salzburg, only 50 miles away from your final destination. The same applies if you are traveling by train. The closest main international train station is also located in Slazburg and has regular services from there to Zell am See.
As for the braves who are ready to tackle the summer heat, it will depend on where you are traveling from, but again the directions are pretty straight forward, and the journey, provided you have air conditioning, can be quite a pleasant one. I personally will consider spending my summer holidays this year in Zell am See.
After a heavy session of skiing or boarding this summer on the Kitzsteinhorn glacier, a throw stone away from Zell am See, the stomach screaming in hunger, the legs crying out for a well merited lie down, and you craving for a nice and refreshing drink, it is time to let the Zeller See Lake do the job and transport you in an afternoon of, first, culinary satisfaction and then of pure relaxation on a pleasure cruise.
But first things first, you are now hungry and need to abate that horrible feeling, you are too tired and want to escape Zell am See’s buzzing ambiance for a short while. Then what’s best than a nice BBQ as you float along on the lake in one of the Barbecue Donut, your 3 metres of diameter battery powered outdoor motor that carries in its center a low smoke charcoal grill to give you that authentic barbecue Cavour.
These donuts can carry up to 10 people, need no boating license to be operated and the pontoon flotation system means that the donut remains completely safe and stable on the water. So if like me you love a good barbecue, everyone’s summer’s favorite, a peaceful time over the lake far from the Zell am See’s busy restaurants and agitation, as well as scenery so beautiful that even after eating you’ll still be gawping, then the donut experience HAS to be given a try. It’s fun, appeasing and, if you decide to just take your second half, well, it can also be darn romantic. Wouldn’t you agree? Although it also makes for the perfect family outing.
Once you have filled your bellies with grilled chops, steaks and the local sausages; done the siesta such a feast would require you to do, it is time for some more relaxing time. I’m assuming here that you are exhausted and drained out from your tough morning skiing session. If it is so, how about taking a cruise around the lake or just take the ferry across the latter and head for a golfing session on one of their world class course?
Zell am See’s boat services are, this summer available from 10.00am till 5.00pm, everyday of the week. The boat leaves quite regularly from different spots around the lake, and the cruise lasts for about 45 minutes. It’s a great chance to admire Zell am See’s surrounding beauties and treasures in a peaceful and tranquil atmosphere. Furthermore, the fares are fairly cheap and children born after 2005 can cruise for free. A well worth trip.
Alternatively, you can rent a boat, out of a fleet of four, at very affordable prices, and take your friends for a crazy partying session over the lake. The more people you’ll gather for this unforgettable experience, the cheaper it will get. That is if you share the price between all of you. Furthermore, unlike the cruising boats, these can be hired in the evening, providing thus the perfect spot for the perfect summer boat party.
Zell am See is really great, and as you have just read it, offers some pretty original alternatives to your regular summer holiday. Besides, to reach there is very convenient as it is served quite nicely by the different means of transportation. Fly there and you’ll land in Salzburg, only 50 miles away from your final destination. The same applies if you are traveling by train. The closest main international train station is also located in Slazburg and has regular services from there to Zell am See.
As for the braves who are ready to tackle the summer heat, it will depend on where you are traveling from, but again the directions are pretty straight forward, and the journey, provided you have air conditioning, can be quite a pleasant one. I personally will consider spending my summer holidays this year in Zell am See.
Monday, June 28, 2010
What to do this summer in the picturesque resort of Zell am See? Read more: http://www.articlesbase.com/destinations-articles/what-to-do-this-summer-
Should you decide to pay a visit to Mozart's land, then you need to make a stop in the idyllic resort of Zell am See, flanked by the Kaprun glacier, and overlooking the Zell See lake. To get there is very easy and very well serviced. Every week, there are a lot of flights from many destinations all around the globe, and the national and railway services give a very effective performance too. And, let's not forget the good ole'automobile, which is always a sure bet. It couldn't be easier to get there! Besides, should you book your transport and accommodation in advance, and it is usually advised to do so, you can get some really good deals, especially if you live in Europe.
So, you've guessed it (did you?), Zell am See, surrounded by the Hohe Tauern National Park, finds itself in the region of Salzburg, a hub of cultural traditions and paradisiacal landscapes. And you will quickly find that this place has so much to offer. A ton of all kind of summer activities as well as a plethora of bars, clubs, restaurants, museums, walks, parks, zoos… This makes it the perfect place to take your family, your boyfriend or girlfriend, or simply yourself on holiday to this little piece of paradise and enjoy this summer to its full.
There is no shortage of activities in Zell am See, and with the weather being of the continental type during the summer, you'll be basking in the sun, in temperatures topping the 30 degrees. You will be able to indulge in water activities in the shape of canoeing, sailing, water skiing, wind surfing, fishing….
The same applies to mountain activities, and this is where it gets really interesting. Zell am See offers all the traditional mountain vacations activities, including, canyoning, mountain biking, hiking and trekking, horse riding, But with the glacier Kaprun in its vicinity, it is possible to ski in Zell am See this summer. That's right fellas, you can also ski this summer if you desire.
In town, you'll be able to visit museums, try the local cuisine, play golf, or visit the many bars that are located on the edge of the lake. You can take your children to the zoo. Again, no shortage there of activities!
All you have left to do now is the check some of the Zell am See hotels offers which are available at mountvacation.com, a specialised site in mountain and ski holidays. In there you will find a comprehensive list of some of the best Zell am See hotelsand promotions.
Read more: http://www.articlesbase.com/destinations-articles/what-to-do-this-summer-in-the-picturesque-resort-of-zell-am-see-2405285.html#ixzz0s8Zkp8Yk
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So, you've guessed it (did you?), Zell am See, surrounded by the Hohe Tauern National Park, finds itself in the region of Salzburg, a hub of cultural traditions and paradisiacal landscapes. And you will quickly find that this place has so much to offer. A ton of all kind of summer activities as well as a plethora of bars, clubs, restaurants, museums, walks, parks, zoos… This makes it the perfect place to take your family, your boyfriend or girlfriend, or simply yourself on holiday to this little piece of paradise and enjoy this summer to its full.
There is no shortage of activities in Zell am See, and with the weather being of the continental type during the summer, you'll be basking in the sun, in temperatures topping the 30 degrees. You will be able to indulge in water activities in the shape of canoeing, sailing, water skiing, wind surfing, fishing….
The same applies to mountain activities, and this is where it gets really interesting. Zell am See offers all the traditional mountain vacations activities, including, canyoning, mountain biking, hiking and trekking, horse riding, But with the glacier Kaprun in its vicinity, it is possible to ski in Zell am See this summer. That's right fellas, you can also ski this summer if you desire.
In town, you'll be able to visit museums, try the local cuisine, play golf, or visit the many bars that are located on the edge of the lake. You can take your children to the zoo. Again, no shortage there of activities!
All you have left to do now is the check some of the Zell am See hotels offers which are available at mountvacation.com, a specialised site in mountain and ski holidays. In there you will find a comprehensive list of some of the best Zell am See hotelsand promotions.
Read more: http://www.articlesbase.com/destinations-articles/what-to-do-this-summer-in-the-picturesque-resort-of-zell-am-see-2405285.html#ixzz0s8Zkp8Yk
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Friday, June 18, 2010
Thursday, June 17, 2010
Zell am See
Another great review of the holiday town resort of Zell am See in the Austrian Alps. Read it here
Read about the wonderful resort of Zell am See, its summer and winter activities, its night life and more...
Thursday, June 10, 2010
Ljubljana - a place to go to this summer
The place to be at the moment could well be Ljubljana, Slovenia. Finally the weather has decided to resume its normal activities. the month of April and May were very cold, and that is not what we are used to here. Look at the pictures above and they show you what we have come to appreciate. Flowers have blossomed and are carpeting the parks with their bright colours, and look at that baby crow. A sign of new life. And let me tell you that under the sun, Ljubljana becomes a totally different place, a place full of life that is well worth visiting. Alternatively, you can drive down the coast and enjoy the very pretty albeit minuscule coastal area of Slovenia.
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Zell am See – Austria
My first post here is about the idyllic Zel lam See ski and summer resort, in Austria.
The ski season being over now, it is time to think about the summer season. And Zell am See immediately pops to mind. Located in the Austrian Alps, Zell am See has everything to offer,. A wonderful lake by which banks lies the town of Zell am See, a health resort since 1961. It has its own natural reservoir providing the purest of waters. It also lies at the foot of the Schmittenhöhe, which is a 2000ft high hill, which makes for the perfect decor for trekking, mountain biking and other summery leisure. In winter, it offers all the activities a winter resort thrives on, skiing, snowboarding, spa relaxation.
In terms of accommodations, we can say that Zell am Seehotels offer a variety of prices that range from the cheap hotel rooms (but you can trust Austrians to make even the cheapest of accommodation as cosy as a wintry night in front the chimney), to the luxurious suites that will host you like a king.
If you’d like to check for a list of Zell am See hotels, I would recommend you to visit Mountvacation.com. They do display a comprehensive list of some of the best and more affordable Zell am See hotels, and their multilingual customer service will do their outmost to find the perfect solution for your travel. I, for myself, am planning a little trip there, to recharge my batteries, since I just live across the boarder from Austria.
The ski season being over now, it is time to think about the summer season. And Zell am See immediately pops to mind. Located in the Austrian Alps, Zell am See has everything to offer,. A wonderful lake by which banks lies the town of Zell am See, a health resort since 1961. It has its own natural reservoir providing the purest of waters. It also lies at the foot of the Schmittenhöhe, which is a 2000ft high hill, which makes for the perfect decor for trekking, mountain biking and other summery leisure. In winter, it offers all the activities a winter resort thrives on, skiing, snowboarding, spa relaxation.
In terms of accommodations, we can say that Zell am Seehotels offer a variety of prices that range from the cheap hotel rooms (but you can trust Austrians to make even the cheapest of accommodation as cosy as a wintry night in front the chimney), to the luxurious suites that will host you like a king.
If you’d like to check for a list of Zell am See hotels, I would recommend you to visit Mountvacation.com. They do display a comprehensive list of some of the best and more affordable Zell am See hotels, and their multilingual customer service will do their outmost to find the perfect solution for your travel. I, for myself, am planning a little trip there, to recharge my batteries, since I just live across the boarder from Austria.
Monday, May 17, 2010
The goals of placestogbe.blogspot.com
This blog will be dedicated to travel, and particularly travel destinations. In it, I will list some of the places I visited as well as places I would like to visit. I will try to provide as many pictures and videos as possible, but will be extremely grateful if anyone had some of their own to add. The goal of this blog is to entice people to travel and visit the world. I know that not everyone can afford a holiday abroad, but air fares and other means of transport are becoming cheaper and cheaper as the competition is quiet stiff. I therefore believe that more than ever travelling has been made easier and more affordable to the common human. And if after checking out the blog you still think that a sedentary life is more for you, take at least the time to educate yourself about the wonders that this world may offer. Enjoy the posts, and please add any comments or Medias that will render this blog somehow useful. Our first post will be dedicated to Zell am See hotels and a short description of the actual holiday resort.
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