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Stuart Johnston is a UK based travel writer,specialising in reviewing holiday destinations worldwide. Managing the busy Holiday Rental Centre website, he incorporates the ‘Holiday Advice’ section at (http://www.holidayrentalcentre.co.uk) which forms an increasing collection of articles, top-tips and travel resources.

Enjoy Holiday Rentals in Morzine Next Summer At Tour de France

Did you know that next years Tour de France will include various stages in the French Alps - Haute Savoie region including Morzine? Read

By: Stuart Johnston | 04/12/2009 | Destinations

Dubai Metro has Finally Arrived

At 9.09pm and nine seconds on the memorable date of 09/09/09 Dubai Metro was officially launched by Skeikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the Ruler of Dubai. The Dubai Metro, touted as the world's longest driverless train system, has more than 70km (43 miles) of track and is the first urban train network in the Gulf region. At $7.6bn, it is reported to cost almost twice the original estimate and opens at a time when Dubai and the world is suffering from economic troubles due to the global recession. Read

By: Stuart Johnston | 20/09/2009 | Destinations

Self Catering Holiday Rentals in France

Did you know that France is one of the largest countries in Central Europe and is bordered by the sea on three coasts? The choice of self-catering holidays in France is huge and you can find a French villa in historic towns of Brittany, Normandy and Bordeaux, beautiful Chateaux in the Loire valley and ski chalets in the breathtaking French Alps and Pyrenees. Throughout France you will find glorious countryside regions like Dordogne, the Loire Valley and Provence. Travelling in France, you can Read

By: Stuart Johnston | 20/09/2009 | Vacation Rentals

Tobago - Jewel in the Caribbean Crown

The island of Tobago lies quietly towards the foot of the Windward Isles, in the Caribbean Sea, between Trinidad and Grenada. This tiny paradise island is like a beautiful diamond, set in the glorious sunshine of the Caribbean. Although Tobago is relatively unspoilt, tourism plays a vital part in the economy, with increasing visitor numbers each year helping to maintain a consistent lifestyle for all those islanders involved. Tobago is totally English speaking and with all the towns and villa Read

By: Stuart Johnston | 13/09/2009 | Destinations