European Holidays

Bull running and bull fighting are two very different things, though both are happening at Spanish fiestas such as Sant Joan De Fogueras. The fiestas in Javea Spain feature... keep reading →

The holiday phenomenon that is becoming more and more popular these days is the all inclusive holidays as the British are focusing more and more on cutting the tendency of... keep reading →

PPP is a townfest in Wesel Germany. The city of Wesel celebrates the 34th inauguration of this festivity with Kermis, Flea Market,Fireworks, etc... keep reading →

Bonfire Night was a big event in the lives of a working class children back in the early fifties. Read this first hand account of how it was celebrated sixty years ago and... keep reading →

The last week of October usually sees schools up and down the UK closing for the half term holidays. The timing and actual length of half term varies slightly around the... keep reading →

Each year, the European Council choses two cities in the European Union (EU) that will have the honour of hosting the European Capital of Culture. In 2016, this bi-cephalic... keep reading →

Switzerland is without a doubt one of the most beautiful country in the world. There is just so much to feast the eyes, from astounding scenic views of the Alps to exciting... keep reading →

Before we get started talking about Bastille Day Traditions we should get in to why there are traditions, and why we even celebrate it in the first place, and what Bastille... keep reading →

Much to the dismay of your general bar trader, in the 1990's, the "All inlcusive deal" boomed in Spain, especially along its' Costas. So what was the reason for this? ... keep reading →

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