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Cheapflights.co.uk re-launches its Travel Guides section
Cheapflights.co.uk has re-launched its Travel Guides section, with new editorial designed to appeal to travellers of all ages.
Published: 06 Nov 2008
Cheapflights.co.uk has re-launched its Travel Guides section, with new editorial designed to appeal to travellers of all ages.
"We have recognised that consumers are increasingly relying on the Internet for essential holiday information and our new guides embrace this trend. Online guides are far more environmentally friendly than the traditional guide book and can also be updated on a daily basis," said Nadine Hallak, travel expert for Cheapflights.co.uk.
The section is broken down by continent comprising travel guides to more than 400 destinations all written by in-house experts.
Each guide contains up to 14 sub-sections including information on:
• Airports / Climate / When to fly
• Getting Around / Insider Information
• Passport / Visa / Other entry requirements
• Language / Money / Tipping
• Health / Safety / Electricity
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