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The City of Bath has something for everyone, accommodation wise - from friendly budget rooms to five star luxury pads. Some of the best Bath accommodation, though, is to be found in the spa hotels that cluster around its centre, hidden in back streets and around quiet corners. These luxury hotels Bath are deceptively withdrawn from the rush and bustle of city life - some of their quaint little closes and back alleys are a literal stone's throw away from the legendary Roman site the town is named for, which itself is thrust amid the shops and bars of Britain's trendiest city. Ideal, then, for the city break from heaven.

  A city break is as popular as it ever was, particularly with the smart set who like to take short holidays often rather than long holidays once a year. Bath accommodation has everything going for it. It's set in a city, but the city is set in one of the UK's most beautiful and accessible countryside - the rolling hills of the West Country, which lead through dales and downs until, eventually, they tumble to the sea. Luxury hotels Bath provides a wonderful base from which to explore this countryside - and, of course, the city too.

Bath City is quite unlike any other location in the United Kingdom. It's as cosmopolitan as they come, filled with wine bars, cafes, chichi restaurants and designer pubs. Every other shop is a boutique of some sort and the whole lot is encapsulated in glorious old West Country town buildings, their sandstone making the streets of the city centre a picture in sun-touched reds. Whatever time of year one chooses, Bath accommodation makes the most of its surroundings - set itself in the same sandstone and commanding aspects of the wide, smart streets so loved by some of Britain's most famous literary figures. Luxury hotels Bath give one the definite sensation of having stepped back in time, to an era when these legends were flesh and blood and not just names on a frontispiece. One half expects Jane Austen or Beatrix Potter (both settled alumni of the city and its surrounding hills) to bump into one in the corridor.

Whatever the reason for one's break - romance, a breather, or just a chance to shop and eat in one of the most sophisticated towns in Europe - Bath accommodation provides a base that is truly in keeping with the atmosphere of the city. A little old, a little new and a little trendy: the perfect mixture for a long weekend. Stroll the arcades, shop in the boutiques, and drink in the wine bars. And come back to that delightful cathedral close at night, anticipating already the warmth and comfort of those luxury hotels Bath hides so well. Remember - in Bath, one is never far from the heart of things. In a good Bath hotel, one is right in amongst it. Though one would never know, from the peace and solitude one has been blessed with. Take the time to really enjoy it - you won't be disappointed.

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Nearby the Baltic Sea, you could visit this exquisite region, Latvia. Riga is the capital of this little nation. This nation is popular for astonishing areas and also beautiful views which usually is preferred by visitors. It has holistic woodland, ponds, gushing rivers and countless more options for people to delight in. Riga is popular for Jungendstil structures which is worth looking at. It has delightful architectures, memorials, old places, country forts and even galleries to visit.

1. You can go to Latvia by airplane, rail, road as well as waterways. Latvia provides two global air-ports which link London, Paris and even the CIS nations. You could move in the city by hiring cabs, car or bus.

2. The capital of Latvia connects Moscow together with Petersburg Russia by rail.

3. Belaurs and border places are well connected to Latvia with roads. Traveler may enter in by the borders of Belarus, Estonia, Lithuania and also Russia.

4. You can easily delight in the ferry journey from Stockholm. Lubeck as well as various other areas to Riga.

Latvia is a site where you could chill out in any accommodation that satisfies your specifications. Basic accommodations cost you extra since they have got international chain contacts as well as provide all luxuries of Star hotels. However, self-catering flat is obtainable in plenty, in Riga. To get private accommodation, it is recommended to take the assistance of the Latvian Tourist Information Bureau. They can be approached online. Rural and even Farm site rental is nice for individuals who like to be in the countryside. Lakes and forests are rather popular locations to visit. Also, numerous certified camping locations have sheds and give destinations for caravans. Youth hostels are found all over Latvia which usually are dormitories and also low-cost.
    There are a lot of unbelievable destinations for travelers to notice. The Cape Kolka in the Slitere National Park is an outstanding beach front where you will observe the unison of Baltic Sea and the Gulf of Riga. The Skyline Bar is one other fascination in Revel Hotel, which offers a 360-degree view of Riga. The National Parks lures tourist for camping in a location of above 90 sq km. Open air museum is appealing and has numerous traditional houses, windmills as well as several crafts.

One more wonderful spot is the freedom monument in central Riga. Cesis, Kuldiga,The Turaida museum, Rundale palace plus many more destinations that are comparable poses a major destination for holidaymakers.

As well as so a lot of pretty locations, you should not ignore to see the amazing flowers right here. There are several flowers stores noticed in Latvia as well as a lot of more online. Online flowers stores send flowers to any site in Latvia as well as they deliver promptly.

They possess great collection of flowers and even they are created for shipping for a variety of needs. The on-line flower shops are pretty efficient to set up flowers according to your preference and reach your expectations.

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In common with many popular travel tourist destinations Cyprus welcomes holidaymakers with open arms, but with increasing environmental awareness is hoping to address any damage done while people visit.

The campaign to get Cyprus greener has started in Paphos, and aimed initially at those taking self catering holidays with Thomas Cook Holidays, who with the Travel Foundation launched the initiative.

A press release recently explained what they were doing and why:

A campaign to reduce plastic waste and help keep Paphos green has been launched by Thomas Cook UK & Ireland in collaboration with sustainable tourism charity, the Travel Foundation and the Cyprus Sustainable Tourism Initiative. This summer, self-caterers enjoying Cyprus holidays with Thomas Cook will be given reusable cloth bags to use instead of plastic bags. Local hotels will also receive advice and guidance on how to minimise plastic waste.

The scheme has been designed to reduce the 2,000-plus tonnes of plastic bags that are used in Cyprus every year. Many of these bags and other plastic items end up in land-fill, where they slowly break down into smaller particles that can then contaminate the soil and waterways. The organisations hope to help protect the environment by reducing the amount of plastic used in the resort. To promote the initiative, those who use the bags when shopping will have the opportunity to enter a draw to win a voucher for GBP 200 off their next Thomas Cook holiday.

Hotel staff and guests will also receive advice on how to reduce plastic waste. The organisations have developed an in-depth plastic waste reduction programme, which will involve approximately eight hotels.

Andy Cooper, Director of Government and External Affairs at Thomas Cook, said: "We're delighted to be working with the Travel Foundation on a great cause which will go some way to protect the island's environment. With the support and involvement of customers, resort representatives, hoteliers and local businesses, we're hoping that this campaign will be a huge success."

Julie Middleton, the Travel Foundation's Industry Programmes Manager, said: 'By taking simple actions such as using cloth bags for shopping and reusing plastic bottles holiday makers can help keep Cyprus clean and green. With over 2 million tourists travelling to Cyprus every year, small changes made by individuals can have a significant impact on the environment. Selected supermarkets, hotels and self-catering properties in Paphos are supporting the campaign and we hope that local people will get involved too.'

All very encouraging for those who believe in global warming and want to do their bit for the environment.

And if it helps maintain Cyprus as a great holidays destination it's good news all round, and should help boost the island's prospects for 2011 Cyprus holidays and beyond.