If you have made this the year to see the great cities of Europe, you are
certain to enjoy an adventurous holiday. The ease of booking hotels via the
Internet and obtains passes for Eurail along many routes has made it simpler to
see as much of the continent as possible. 2011 will prove to be quite a year for
international travel, as mobile capability allows for better communication and
commerce. If you still have no idea where to go this year, consider the places
top travel experts agrees are hot for 2011.
London: Long regarded as one of the most popular European
vacation destinations, London can expect more visitors in the next two years
thanks to the upcoming wedding of Prince William and the 2012 Olympics. It is
not uncommon, either for people to make pilgrimages to landmarks and sites known
for historical significance - the Shakespearean theaters, Beatles history,
etc.
Stockholm: This Swedish city has bestselling author Stieg
Larsson to thank for growing outside interested. The trilogy of "The Girl
Who..." novels have kept readers enthralled, and visitors to Stockholm can
experience first hand the sites and sounds that have colored these books.
Ponza: When people imagine a sunny, Mediterranean getaway,
the first thought is likely Greece or the coast of Italy. Nearby Ponza and the
Pontine Islands, however, are Europe's best kept secret. Blue waters and
gorgeous sunsets complement each evening. This area makes for a perfect getaway
for a second honeymoon.
Ireland: In terms of value, Ireland can make for a good
budget holiday. When you can anticipate when the Euro to US dollar conversion to
be in your favor, make plans to see the picturesque hills of County Clare, or
stop in one of Dublin's many pubs for lively conversation.
Wherever you choose to go this year, make the most of your European holiday
and plan ahead with great discounts on airfare and hotel.
