| 11 March 2010
If the sunshine and the warm weather were not good enough reasons to visit Southern California, a good sporting event such as Indian Wells is certainly an incentive to go. The Indian Wells WTA is on this week and is looking very promising with former champion Justine Henin still in the race for the title, but it is the battle in men tennis that is hot at the moment. With so much talent at the top the battle for the number 1 spot is open for the takings.Federer is the favourite -as ever - to win the title, but he should watch out for talented Novak Djokovich, Andy Murrey's skill on hard courts and Davydenko's top form, which has never abandoned him in the last couple of months. Indian Wells will mark the return of Rafael Nadal after yet more time out due to injury so we'll be in for high quality tennis from this true desert oasis situated at the bottom of the Santa Rosa Mountains.
| 22 February 2010

For someone who loves food, wine and active holidays the choice offered by Wine Country Trekking is a dream come true. Five days of walking in the beautiful sceneries of Napa and Sonoma wine country between luxurious inns with a lot of wine tasting and good food in between. And with all that walking, there will be no feeling secretly guilty about savouring the delicious food this part of the Country has to offer. A trekking and foodie holiday is the perfect combination, eat and drink and then walk it off. There is no better combination. The treks on offer are operated in the San Francisco Bay Area, which covers the most amazing sceneries. What's good about the Wine Country Treks is that they are self-guided so you won't be trekking in large groups but with your friend and family using the detailed guides included in the holiday. Accommodation, breakfast, lunch and wine tastings are all included, whilst dinner has been purposely left out to give people the freedom to pick their own favourite restaurants.



