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"Trooping the Colour," the most colorful of all the annual Royal ceremonies in London, takes place on the morning of the Queen's official birthday, t…more"Trooping the Colour," the most colorful of all the annual Royal ceremonies in London, takes place on the morning of the Queen's official birthday, the Saturday closest to mid-June. However, for the two Saturdays preceeding that day, full rehearsals are staged, much to the delight of tourists and residents alike. This "Trooping the Colour" was filmed on the last Saturday in May, 2008. The information in the commentary was researched and delivered by Monty Brown less

The collapse of the UK's third largest package holiday group has thrown the spotlight onto other holiday companies. The decision to place XL Leis…moreThe collapse of the UK's third largest package holiday group has thrown the spotlight onto other holiday companies. The decision to place XL Leisure Group into administration left thousands of staff facing the axe, and many more holiday makers stranded in Europe and the USA. But how will this impact on the package holiday trade in general? Tim Williamson is from Tui Travel, the group behind First Choice and Thomson, and he has some answers. less

It would seem that the dream of going abroad for this year’s summer holiday is still afloat. Recent research has shown one in three Britons would ho…moreIt would seem that the dream of going abroad for this year’s summer holiday is still afloat. Recent research has shown one in three Britons would holiday on home soil to save money during the credit crisis, but the ferry industry say those wanting to getaway from the UK need not worry about paying too much. William Gibbons, Director of the Passenger Shipping Association says “Ferries are such marvelous value that you can actually get a ferry crossing for as low as £58 return on the Dover –Calais route with your car” But is the credit crunch hitting the ferry industry in other ways? To find out more from William Gibbons watch this video. less

The chimes of Big Ben were drowned out by the clicking of castanets as London’s famous Borough Market went Mediterranean. Budding gourmets and Spani…moreThe chimes of Big Ben were drowned out by the clicking of castanets as London’s famous Borough Market went Mediterranean. Budding gourmets and Spanish enthusiasts indulged their taste-buds as the week long ‘Taste of Spain’ festival concentrated on matters food and drink. This tantalising selection of Spain’s most famous foods and wines included demonstrations by chefs from London’s leading Spanish restaurants and the Spanish regions. There were even cocktails being made out of Harveys Sherry. It’s part of a push to encourage British people to sample the Spanish experience, and hopefully encourage even more of us to take a trip to Spain on holiday. To see just what was served up, take a look at this video. less

In this travel video series see the London fashion designers in Stockholm

Through England's Exmoor National Park with singing tour guide Martyn Babb and his antique Blue Motors coach.

Through England's Exmoor National Park with singing tour guide Martyn Babb and his antique Blue Motors coach.

On My way to the World Rally ChampionshipIn Gteat britain, I had a few moments to walk around the World heritage site of Stonehenge. I'm your host …moreOn My way to the World Rally ChampionshipIn Gteat britain, I had a few moments to walk around the World heritage site of Stonehenge. I'm your host Michael Murphy and this is Destination Unknown stonehenge less

On My way to the World Rally Championship In Great Britain I had a few moments to visit Cardiff Castle and have a chat with Chris Atkinson . I'm you…moreOn My way to the World Rally Championship In Great Britain I had a few moments to visit Cardiff Castle and have a chat with Chris Atkinson . I'm your host Michael Murphy and this is Destination Unknown Great Britain. less

On My way to the World Rally Championship I had a few moments to visit Bate England, Cardiff Castle, have a chat with Chris Atkinson and walk around …moreOn My way to the World Rally Championship I had a few moments to visit Bate England, Cardiff Castle, have a chat with Chris Atkinson and walk around the World heritage site of Stonehenge. I'm your host Michael Murphy and this is Destination Unknown Great Britain. less

Travel around the world I finally get to explore my seven Continent and along the way I visit the Falkland Island, South Georgia Island and the white…moreTravel around the world I finally get to explore my seven Continent and along the way I visit the Falkland Island, South Georgia Island and the white Continent of Antarctica, I'm your host Michael Murphy and this is Destination Unknown less

London is the most populous city within city limits in the European Union with an official population of 7.5 million (as of mid-2006) and has a metro…moreLondon is the most populous city within city limits in the European Union with an official population of 7.5 million (as of mid-2006) and has a metropolitan area population of between 12 and 14 million people.Its diverse population draws from a wide range of peoples, cultures and religions, speaking over 300 different languages. less

An important settlement for around two millennia, London is today one of the world's leading business, financial and cultural centres, and its influe…moreAn important settlement for around two millennia, London is today one of the world's leading business, financial and cultural centres, and its influence in politics, education, entertainment, media, fashion and the arts all contribute to its status as one of the major global cities. less

A tour of ancient and prehistoric British sites: stone circles, standing stones, cairns, white horses and the infamous Cerne Giant.

A tour of ancient and prehistoric British sites: stone circles, standing stones, cairns, white horses and the infamous Cerne Giant.

A tour of ancient and prehistoric British sites: stone circles, standing stones, cairns, white horses and the infamous Cerne Giant.

A tour of ancient and prehistoric British sites: stone circles, standing stones, cairns, white horses and the infamous Cerne Giant.

Far from the madding crowd.... EmmaOntheLoose in Devon, England. Featuring Exmoor Ponies & The National Trust.

EmmaOntheLoose tastes the many european flavours on offer at this London Market. Featuring The Ambassador www.theambassadorcafe.co.uk Clive Greenhal…moreEmmaOntheLoose tastes the many european flavours on offer at this London Market. Featuring The Ambassador www.theambassadorcafe.co.uk Clive Greenhalgh and Luke Wilson offer hospitality to complement quality food. less

London part 2

Broadstairs, United Kigdom

London part 1

Dover

A trip to the Valley of Rocks (or is it Valley of Goats) in Exmoor National Park, England. Our transport is one of Martyn Babb's antique Blue Motor…moreA trip to the Valley of Rocks (or is it Valley of Goats) in Exmoor National Park, England. Our transport is one of Martyn Babb's antique Blue Motors coaches. less

soaking up culture with family....

September 2008

Trip to London, Paris, and Rome.

A day trip to Stonehenge with my roommates -- while the actual rocks were not as flashy and exciting as we had hoped, we made a good day of it!

North Berwick is a beautiful small town which lies on the east coast of Scotland, around 25 miles east of Edinburgh, It's probably best known for acc…moreNorth Berwick is a beautiful small town which lies on the east coast of Scotland, around 25 miles east of Edinburgh, It's probably best known for access to the Bass Rock, popular with bird watchers. The beach has lovely golden sand and you climb North Berwick Law, the hill behind the town, less

Port Seton is a coastal village around 12 miles east of Edinburgh in the East Lothian region. It sits on the Forth Estuary with view over the water t…morePort Seton is a coastal village around 12 miles east of Edinburgh in the East Lothian region. It sits on the Forth Estuary with view over the water to Fife and the Lomond hills. less

The Wensleydale Creamery at Hawes, home of Real Yorkshire Wensleydale cheese, has further strengthen its commitment to the local economy by commissio…moreThe Wensleydale Creamery at Hawes, home of Real Yorkshire Wensleydale cheese, has further strengthen its commitment to the local economy by commissioning a tourist video of the area's top sights and attractions which it is offering free to local hotels' websites. less