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Travel News It’s a Ball at Europa Park Germany’s largest theme resort, a former military base, is still going strong after 92 years of thrills and intends to double its size. Past celebrity visitors include Pricilla Presley, Boris Becker, Vanessa Mae, Helmut Kohl and even Sir Cliff Richard. Soon the England 2006 World Cup Squad will be following them as they have booked a day for the players to escape from footie pressures and unwind. One attraction that may grab their attention is a roller coaster built inside a 43 metre high, 16,000 square foot polyester covered World Cup football! www.europark.de Savvy Travellers Choose Long Haul During the summer holidays savvy travellers will be looking for a way to make their holiday cash stretch a little further. According to The Royal Bank of Scotland, travelling long haul this year may just be the answer. Holidaymakers to Europe will see that the Pound has weakened against the Euro over the last 12 months. Instead, travellers hoping to make their travel money stretch further, may wish to broaden their horizons and head to more exotic destinations. Douglas Gowan, Head of Travel Money for The Royal Bank of Scotland comments: “During the last 12 months, fluctuations in exchange rates mean that some preferred holiday destinations no longer offer the value for money they once did. However, whilst some rates have fallen, many long haul destinations continue to offer great or improved value for money and travelling further afield may prove more cost effective for your holiday spending.” 6 THETRAVELMAGAZINE.CO.UK Roaming Charges Are Tumbling Down At last, mobile phone charges whilst abroad finally tumble down. Vodafone have slashed their charges made in Europe by 40 per cent and T-Mobile unveiled a flat rate of 55p a minute in 29 European countries from 1st June. Orange are following suite by discounting costs by 25 per cent. How the companies compare: Operator Cost of call from France: • T Mobile – 55p • Vodaphone – 50p(approximately) • Virgin – 60p contract/90p pre-pay • Orange – 70p contract/£1.20 pre-pay • 3 – 80p contract/£1 pre-pay • O2 – 58p-85p contract/69p - £1.50pp pre-pay
‘Running of the Nudes’ is the New Running of the Bulls in Pamplona? The fifth annual “Running of the Nudes” in Pamplona is the ultimate humane alternative to the Running of the Bulls.In the Running of the Nudes, which is held just two days before the bull run along the identical course, participants can dress as they like, although most will wear almost nothing but costume bullhorns and red scarves – attire that has helped grab headlines around the world and kept wide-eyed photographers in a full-blown panic. The number of runners has doubled every year since 2002, exceeding 600 people in 2005. This year, PETA is expecting more than 1,000 participants. What most tourists don’t realize, according to PETA, is that the bulls used in the run are cruelly riled into a frenzy before the stampede and are tortured and slaughtered in the bullring every day during the week-long “festival”. After the Barcelona City Council declared Barcelona an antibullfighting city in 2004 other Spanish towns, including Torello, Calldetenes and Olot, followed suit. “Why would anyone want to see animals getting taunted and tormented when they can watch or join the 1,000 nudes running through the streets?” says PETA’s Brandi Valladolid, a Running of the Nudes veteran. “The best thing about our event is that everybody has fun and we get our message about a very serious issue across at the same time.” For more information and to see video footage of last year’s Running of the Nudes, visit their website www.RunningOfTheNudes.co.uk I-Spy Travel News The Mammals on Roads survey runs between July and September and asks for records of mammals, alive and dead, that are spotted on single carriageway roads whilst making journeys of twenty miles or more. This is the sixth year of the survey and each year gives MTUK a clearer understanding of mammal population changes in the UK, as the sightings have been proven to accurately reflect the numbers in the surrounding area. “Records of sightings are absolutely vital for us to build up an accurate picture of what is happening to the UK’s mammals, both on a regional and national basis,” adds Ms Nelson. “Gaining a clear understanding enables us to understand when we need to investigate how specific populations are surviving and when to take action to help them.” Previous years’ results have shown a worrying decline in hedgehog numbers, as was widely reported in the press in early 2006. In England as a whole, the survey found numbers of hedgehogs along roads have declined by over 20% over four years. Those who are interested in taking part in the survey or would like to find out more can contact Mammals Trust UK, by phoning 020 7498 5262. The Naked Truth – Flying beats Walking! Infamous ‘naked rambler’, Stephen Gough, hung up his walking boots and rucksack and became Flybe’s first ever mile high stripper! The Hampshire-man boarded this morning’s Flybe flight from Southampton to Edinburgh fully clothed, but emerged from the toilets mid-flight stark naked. Cabin crew asked Mr. Gough to re-clothe himself in the interests of fellow passengers but the naturist, who has had numerous brushes with the law for his naked displays, refused and was arrested on arrival in Edinburgh. Gough has previously hit the headlines for his naked marathon trek between Land’s End and John O’Groats in 2004. Mike Rutter, Chief Commercial Officer Flybe comments: “Although we do not encourage naked air travel, we’d like to take this opportunity to applaud him for realising the naked truth that the only way to travel between the South of England and the North is with Flybe!” THETRAVELMAGAZINE.CO.UK 7
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