In this issue

This is the second issue of our new-look Go Holiday – Britain’s (and possibly the world’s) – only magazine dedicated solely to helping you find cottage, villa, and apartment vacations worldwide that suit as many tastes and budgets as possible.

There’s an ever-so-slight hint of a literary theme (no, don’t let that put you off!) in this issue.... it's packed with fascinating insights, articles and tips on where to go and what to do by our award-winning writers.

Gillian Thornton enjoyed a break in Shakespeare Country, also known as Warwickshire. She also extols the delights of Hampshire, in which county Jane Austen wrote the first draft of Pride & Prejudice.

The weather wasn’t kind to Diana Cambridge during her holiday in North Cornwall, and Padstow wasn’t looking at its best … but what British seaside resort does in March?

Alison Thomas explores the landscapes of Exmoor, while way up north, Robin McKelvie introduces us to the mountains and forests (and whisky distilleries) of Britain’s largest national park – the Cairngorms.

Judy Boyd and Kathryn Liston venture into the sunbelt, and send dispatches from their favourite destinations – the Canaries and the Costa Blanca.

Most of us are lucky enough to be able to get on and off planes, boats and trains without even thinking about it. Kathryn Liston looks at what’s being done in the UK and abroad to ensure that people with physical disabilities can get accessible tourist facilities and accommodation.

Go Holiday Worldwide .... taking you there.

Go Holiday Worldwide Magazine Description:

The aim of the Go Holiday Worldwide magazine is to provide UK, Europe and worldwide holiday, tourism and travel news, views, information and comment for consumers and self-catering providers alike. ‘UNIQUE’ is a much over-used adjective these days, but it’s the right word to describe Go Holiday Worldwide magazine.

Published in Britain for more than 25 years, it’s the only travel and tourism magazine that’s focused on the growing self-catering sector worldwide … everything from cottages in the Outer Hebrides to Cornwall and apartments and villas from the Mediterranean to Barbados. Written by travel experts with many award-winners among them, it features travel and tourism news and expert location reports showcasing the best of holiday regions and vacation attractions globally.

With the self-catering sector expanding, it’s not difficult to see why: the advantages of a cottage or villa break have rarely been more obvious and attractive.

• They are in many cases less expensive than hotel stays
• They save you money that can be spent on the treats that make a get-away even more enjoyable
• They offer the flexibility, freedom, and privacy that hotels can’t provide.

Go Holiday Worldwide is your passport to this holiday heaven!