Things to do in Fuengirola, Costa del Sol

Things to do in Fuengirola, Costa del Sol

Have you been working long and hard for the past few months? Do you think you deserve a holiday for the long hours you put into your job or your business? Did your son receive a medal for his outstanding performance in swimming class? Did you daughter make you extremely proud in her piano recital? Do you need a beautiful, romantic place to bring your wife to and celebrate your anniversary? Whatever your reasons are, a holiday in Fuengirola, Costa del Sol would be a very good option.

Fuengirola is one of the most famous destinations in Spain for those who need to relax and get away from the routines of a busy schedule. It offers a wide variety of activities for the entire family to enjoy. Here are a few of the activities you must try and places you must visit.

Sohail Castle

Located on a hill in the town’s southwestern entrance, the castle provides a magnificent view of Fuengirola and its majestic seas. The view will truly mesmerize you. As such, it has been known as the town’s symbol. This has also been a common venue of concerts and programs.

Zoo de Fuengirola

Home of more than 1,300 animals, the zoo has been a favorite destination of families. It was opened to the public in 2001 and has since been considered as one of the best zoos in Europe. It has restaurants, shops and play areas so you can enjoy an entire day of fun with the animals.

Water Park Mijas

A few minutes away from the bus terminal and train station is the water park that promises lots of fun with their Adventure River, Labyrinth Slides, Wave Pool, Body Ski and Blue Lake. They also offer discounts to families, groups of 20 people or more and Malaga residents.

Beach

Never leave the town without seeing its wonderful beaches. At least 5 miles of sandy beaches is what Fuengirola is most famous for. It prides itself with 7 beautiful beaches, namely Carvajal, Torreeblanca, Las Gaviotas, Los Boliches, San Francisco, Sta. Amalia and El Egido.

How to Start a Travel Business

How to Start a Travel Business

To start a travel business, there are a few things you will need. Most states require that you have at the very least a high school diploma as well as the ability to do ticketing for your customers. This means that you have to be licensed by the American Society of Travel Agents. In addition to that, you must be well versed in many subjects such as passports, international laws, weather, and any other question that might be raised by a customer. Essentially, you must become a sort of MacGyver. 
Don’t let this daunt you though. It might seem as if it is a difficult task and the truth is, it is very difficult. However, in the end when you’re sitting at home after taking advantage of this travel business opportunity, you’ll realize that you don’t have to go in to work, you don’t have to report to anyone and life is good. You work at your own leisure. No one tells you what to do and you can sleep in as long as you want.
Another thing that you will need to watch out for is your expenses. Many people end up shutting their businesses down because they don’t watch what they spend. There are so many things that they think they need to run their business such as stationary, envelopes, hardware, all kinds of things. When doing this kind of work, it is best to use what you have and improvise for a while. The idea is to make more money than you spend, that way you’ll always have finances. The best way to achieve this is to work out a budget for yourself or sit down with someone and have them do it for you. 
As you progress, eventually you may have to hire more agents to work with you in your home based travel business. If all goes well, it may end up not being quite so home based in the future. But that’s looking ahead a little too far because after all, the goal right now is just to get started.
So those are the basics of starting your very own home based travel business. It may be rough at first and there may be a lot of requirements. If you are successful, you will get to experience a financial freedom that few people get in their entire lives. You’ll be able to spend time with your loved ones. So really, what are you waiting for? Read up on all the things you know such as passports, weather, international laws, and certification by the American Society of Travel Agents. Once you get the ball rolling, there’s no telling where it will stop or if it will even stop at all.

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Which? Airport Parking? Avoid &”Ridiculously High&” Prices With These Tips

A recent survey conducted by Which? Car magazine concluded that UK airport parking prices are “ridiculously high”, but they didn’t exactly give the travelling public the full story.
It’s one thing to say airport parking costs are inflated, then compare a “premium” parking service at Heathrow to a fairly standard “park and ride” service in Manchester.  The truth is, there is a wide range of options available, offering everything from meet and greet service (where you are met by a chauffeur at the terminal upon your departure and return) to budget off-airport parking where transfers to and from the airport are provided.
So, sure, you can pay a high price for airport parking if money is no object, but these days most people are looking for the best deal available.  It’s easy to find if you know where to look.
Your first stop should be a price-comparison website, because let’s face it, that’s where you’re going to find the best deal quickly.  In the case of airport parking, let’s be honest, there’s a glut of websites vying for your attention, but there are too few companies who offer you a real comparison.  Try to avoid websites that only compare their own car parks, or only compare a small selection of available parking services.  A site like gosimply.com compares not only all of the top sellers, but also clearly displays the actual prices for each seller including any credit card surcharges, if applicable.
Secondly, a great price doesn’t mean much if the service isn’t up to par.   Find as many car park reviews as you can for any company you’re considering, because “low cost” doesn’t always equal “value”.
Lastly, check the terms and conditions.  Are there any fees involved should you need to cancel?  What about if you need to change your travel dates?  Each car park supplier has their own terms and you will want to know what they are prior to booking any services.
The bottom line is, yes, parking at the airport can be quite expensive, but it doesn’t have to be.  With a little research, you can leave your car in safe hands and get on with the important business of a relaxing and fun holiday.

Moto Guzzi Stelvio Raid In Tunisia

Moto Guzzi Stelvio Raid In Tunisia

Stelvio Raid is a successful Raid Road Trip through Tunisia, in a land with a continuous changing landscape. Over the last years many participants and enthusiasts run this raid and often it was their first time in Africa!
The raid is open to any motorbike, with passenger too, and is basically planned on the road, with the (optional) possibility of reaching off-road tracks with amazing panorama.

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Tunisia is a welcoming and safe country with stunning scenic drives and many ancient monuments. Spoken languages are Arabic and French in Tunisia, as well as Italian is in big cities and hotels. The national currency is the Tunisian dinar: 1 dinar = € 0.65 (you have to change your money locally when disembarking). Satellite GSM phones work almost everywhere in Tunisia. Your passport must have at least six months validity before travelling to Tunisia. National driving licences are valid. It may be advisable to have a certified photographic copy of your identity documents and make sure you have copies of papers that prove the bike is yours. Ensure that passports are up to date and valid before leaving. Tunisia is in the same time zone as Italy. On April temperature fluctuates between 10 degrees during the night and 22/30 degrees during the day.

Programme Timing

April 25 Meeting point: Genova Imbarchi Cotunav at 14:00 Boarding and cabin assignment. Dinner on board.
April 26 Breakfast and briefing, landing in Tunis, passengers customs and transfer to the enchanting Hammamet. Overnight stay in hotel.
April 27 Moving on to the South through villages and mountains, visit to Romans ruins at Sbeitla and overnight stay in hotel at Tozeur Oasis.
April 28 Riding over mountain roads towards Chebika and Tamerza, then crossing over on the Chott. Overnight stay in hotel in front of the dunes of Douz and the African sunset.
April 29 Reaching Ksar Ghilane oasis, bathing in the warm spring or visiting to the huge palm grove, enjoying the sunset on the dunes, the dinner and…. the surprise overnight stay!
April 30 Back to northwards, at first along the mountains with stop off at Matmata to visit its troglodyte architecture, then in direction of Hammamet for a visit to the Roman amphitheatre of El Jem and finally back to the Hotel.
May 1 Complete tour in the city of Hammamet in the morning, with a visit to the beautiful and ancient Medina. Moving away in the direction of the port of Tunis where boarding at 16:00. Cabin assignment. Dinner and overnight stay on board.
May 2 Going ashore at Genoa at 13:00