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Archive for the ‘Falkland Islands’ Category

Cruise around South American coasts

Thursday, March 15th, 2012

Circling a continent must be one of the most extraordinary travel experiences — even more so if that land mass is South America. A huge number of the greatest sights of this extravagantly scenic place can be visited on a cruise that truly deserves the title of odyssey. Adonia, the most ...

Flights between Buenos Aires and port Stanley (Falkland Islands)?

Monday, March 5th, 2012

Argentina's surprise proposal for its flag carrier airline to fly to the disputed Falkland Islands met with scepticism in the British-ruled territory on Friday. President Cristina Fernandez said on Thursday she wanted to renegotiate a 1999 accord with Britain that allows a weekly flight by Chilean airline Lan LAN.SN (LFL.N), proposing ...

Cruise to Antarctica and South America

Friday, June 4th, 2010

Destination Antarctica: A Rare Combination for Oceania Cruises Aficionados Crown Cruise Collection highly recommends this sailing for Oceania Cruises aficionados and is offering spectacular savings along with complimentary travel insurance and $250 per cabin shipboard credit. With air included from the major gateways, a category B2 balcony stateroom is $8099, which ...

Trip to Argentina, Chile, Patagonia and the Falkland Islands

Tuesday, June 1st, 2010

Fantastic twin-centre packages to the Falklands, South America and Antarctica. Situated 400 miles off the south eastern tip of South America and comprising over 740 islands, the Falkland Islands are an increasingly popular addition to South America or Antarctica itineraries for intrepid independent travellers and cruise passengers. Whether you’re attracted by its ...

Falkland Islands receptive tourism development

Friday, May 28th, 2010

Falkland Islands land-based receptive tourist operators estimate that this season there was a 10% contraction in in-bound numbers compared with 2008/09. However bookings for 2010/2011 are back at good season levels, according to a report in the latest edition of the Islands weekly Penguin News. Although the land-based tourist season is ...

Falkland Islands Accommodation Guide

Monday, April 12th, 2010

The Falkland Islands Tourist Board this week launched a comprehensive new accommodation guide, as part of an ongoing strategy to develop and grow the land-based sector of the Falkland Islands tourism industry. The 15-page accommodation guide includes details on pricing and facilities at self-catering establishments, B&Bs, lodges and hotels across the ...

Tourism in the Falkland Islands

Monday, April 12th, 2010

WITH the global tourism outlook improving, overall tourist arrivals in the Falklands are forecast to increase by 17% in 2010. New research unveiled by the Tourist Board this week highlights how challenging Falkland Islands tourism was in 2009. In what is likely to be remembered as one of the ...

Cruise to Antartica: icebergs, penguins and much more

Thursday, February 25th, 2010

Last week, an e-mail friend sent me the most awesome picture of the icebergs of the Antarctic. These massive chunks of ice looked as if they had been created during a chef-gone-mad reality show. If you can imagine the most perfectly created wedding cake — all white and stunning — but ...

British cruise ship leaves for the Falklands from Buenos Aires.

Sunday, February 21st, 2010

As the war of words between Argentina and Britain continues, it's business as usual for the cruise ships naviagating the South Atlantic waters. Her decks boast sun loungers and golf simulators rather than machine guns and torpedoes, while those on board are more likely to be sipping G&Ts than rehearsing military ...

Flights to the Falklands Islands guaranteed despite the collapse of Flyglobespan

Thursday, December 17th, 2009

Replacement Flyglobespan flights arranged for Falklands military MILITARY personnel were assured today that they would not be stranded in the Falklands despite the collapse of the only airline that flies direct to the islands from the UK. Flyglobespan had the Ministry of Defence contract to operate flights in and out of the ...