All Things Travel

Archive for July, 2010

A man has been arrested after officers saw him kicking one of Boris Johnson's new bicycles, police said.

Special "Games Lanes" will be introduced on key roads to speed athletes and officials to the 2012 London Olympics.

Are you all geared up to visit Pune? This city, which was once the capital of Maharashtra, is the eighth largest city of India located on the convergence of Mutha and Mula rivers. The best aspect about Pune is not just its scenic beauty but an amassment of educational, research and development industries.

India is a country of diversity. It can be seen and felt in its history, culture, people, cuisine & the list is nending. The land is the home to the snow covered & majestic Himalayan Mountains in the north to the tropical south and from sunny beaches of the west to the delectable cuisine of the east. Indian heritage tours are the best way to showcase India to the world and recently were voted as one of the worlds best tourist destination by World Travel Awards.

The Boston Freedom Trail makes for an interesting walk through United States history. The two and a half mile walking route takes the visitor to sixteen historical sites. A red brick line (or a painted red line) serves as your guide to two and a half centuries of America's significant past.

Bus and coach firm National Express has flagged the return of its dividend in a further sign it has turned the corner after a turbulent couple of years.

A coroner has warned of more potential carnage on the railways as an inquest jury blamed a points failure for the deaths of seven people at Potters Bar.

A cycle hire scheme has got under way with London mayor Boris Johnson hailing it as "a new dawn for the bicycle in the capital".

Britons are making fewer journeys within their own country, Government figures have shown.