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Fear not as there are numerous lesser known travel destinations to explore! Keep reading for some inspiring travel ideas 2012.
Central America
The Mayan calendar is a talking point of 2012, so why not visit some of the great cities left behind by the mysterious, but highly advanced Mayan civilization. Many of the Mayan cities are hidden under dense forest and to archaeologists; it is still a great mystery as to the fall of the Mayan empire. Mexico and Guatemala are both ideal destinations to visit if you fancy exploring the ruins and this mysterious ancient history.
December 21st is a significant date in the Mayan calendar as it marks the end of a 5126 year cycle and there will be several events taking place in Belize, Guatemala, Mexico and Honduras. Would you like to experience the Mayan culture yourself? Fly yourself to one of these hotspots and enjoy a slice of authentic culture.
Oman
Oman has been expanding in recent years, making this destination more appealing to international visitors. Muscat is the obvious choice, with its Old Town souks, mile upon mile of coastline and cultural events that cater for all ages.
Qurum National Park is ideal for visitors of all ages whilst a trip to Wadi Shab allows you to experience one of the area’s most appealing natural beauty spots. To find a list of events in Oman click on Oman Events.
India
Widely considered to be the best south Indian city to live in, Bangalore holds masses of appeal for tourists as well as residents.
This south Indian city has a busy arts and music scene, bustling city markets and nearby attractions like Bannerghatta National Park, which caters towards lovers of nature and lies just 13 miles from Bangalore. Known as the Garden City, Bangalore has a tropical climate with wet and dry seasons. January is the coolest month whilst April is the hottest.
Whether you choose to travel to Central America, the Arab state of Oman or to India, get in touch with Flightcatchers on 020 3582 8414 for flights to Mexico, Oman and to India.
Are you thinking of booking flights to Hong Kong to spend your holidays there? Then one of the cultural things to see and experience is the serving of traditional Chinese tea. In this video the presenter Byron Evans, visits Vivian Mak from Ming Cha and learns how to make traditional Chinese tea.
Tea culture is very different in Hong Kong when compared to the UK. In China serving tea is an art form and to make the perfect cup of Chinese tea, can take up to 20 minutes. Tea is also the preferred drink when serving with food for digestion reasons. Learn how the Chinese tea culture is different to the UK by watching this video.
If you fancy travelling to Hong Kong to experience traditional tea drinking and the various other aspects that make Chinese culture so interesting, why not get in touch with Flightcatchers on 020 3582 8414 and book your flights to Hong Kong.
Situated in South East Asia between Borneo and Taiwan, the Philippines is the world’s second largest archipelago, made up of a trailing string of more than 7000 islands. If you’re planning a round trip, the islands of the Philippines are all easy to reach when booking flights to Manila with Flightcatchers.
Arrival
If you are travelling by air, you will most likely arrive at either Ninoy Aquino International Airport in Manila, the country’s capital or the Mactan-Cebu International Airport in Cebu City.
Depending on where you are travelling from, you may also arrive at Francisco Bangoy International Airport in Davao, Mindanao or Diosdado Macapagal International Airport in Angeles City, the lively ‘entertainment capital’. Be sure to check this with your travel agent as this will impact your travel arrangements once you hit the ground in the Philippines.
About the Philippines
Eleven of the Philippines’ 7000 islands are home to the majority of the population so you can take your pick from the collection, depending on what kind of holiday you are looking for.
Backpackers tend to head north to Sagada, Banaue and Kalinga, whilst those in search of perfect diving conditions often flock east to Coron. There are numerous palm fringed, sandy beaches to relax on and the cities are brimming with sights, attractions and activities. Here is a list of the top 5 islands in the Philippines.
Best Time to Visit the Philippines
The Weather in the Philippines varies and is dependent on the time of year that you plan to go. April to October are the warmest months, while the weather tends to be cooler from November to March. May is the warmest month, and January, the coolest.
Monsoon season runs from June to early December. June to September are the rainiest months, but not everywhere, so do a spot of research before you plan your trip.
No matter whether you want to organise flights to Manila or elsewhere in the country, investigate affordable travel options with FlightCatchers on 020 3582 8414.
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