Staff Trip Travel Blog Tag
What to expect from the Orient Silk Road Express
Central Asia is vast and distances are huge, therefore opting to travel on the private Silk Road Orient Express makes perfect sense. The majority of journeys...
The Road to Tbilisi
During the not-so-distant twilight years of the Soviet Union, when footnote leaders such as Andropov and Chernenko ruled the Union, foreign visitors often...
Deplar Farm - secluded, exclusive and luxurious
After spending the night near Hofsós, already some distance off the main highway in remote North Iceland, we drove further into the evocatively named...
A return to Poland
In Krakow, shops, bars and restaurants all seemed to be open as normal albeit with social distancing rules in place. There were fewer people around which gave...
Riding the Arctic Circle Rail
There’s nothing quite like watching the silent arctic wilderness slip past your frosted window as your train glides effortlessly through what seems to be...
Ice for All Seasons
Most of our customers usually venture to the remoteness of Swedish Lapland to spend a night in the Icehotel during the depths of a Nordic winter. However,...
The Secret Seasons: Summer and Autumn in Lapland
Our Product Executive, Daniele, travelled to Finnish Lapland twice during last summer and autumn to see what the area has to offer outside peak season. Here,...
Uncovering Albania
Rising at 06:30, slightly bleary-eyed following a long journey and having my sleep interrupted by the call to prayer at the nearby mosque, I am still...
Rediscover Moscow
Sitting, as always, in the stationary Moscow traffic from the airport, my fellow traveller remarked "as a child I remember gazing in wonder at the rainbow...
At Home in the Faroes
Regent Holidays Marketing Executive Elisabeth Griffiths recently returned from the Faroe Islands, where she discovered incredible scenery, plenty of adventure...
Just Returned: Pioneering Abkhazia, the breakaway state
Introducing Abkhazia; Regent Holidays’ Travel Specialist Carl Meadows proves that to go where few have ever gone before, you really don’t have to...
Inside Abkhazia: exploring the breakaway state
In true Regent Holidays’ style, 2016 saw us launch tours to a place that truly characterises the title ‘alternative destination’. ...
First Impressions of Albania
Not a cloud in the sky, the September morning sun beat down on Butrint, Albania’s best-known archaeological site, and reflected off the silvery,...
Jordan - the greatest day of my life
Asia Travel Specialist, Mike Voss, fell in love with Jordan as soon as he stepped off the plane, but little did he know that he was in for the most memorable...
Pioneering Papua New Guinea
To get under the skin of one of South East Asia's most intoxicating countries, Asia Travel Specialist Stef Studley travels to Papua New Guinea to meet...
Back in the USSR - A Pioneering journey through Kazakhstan
What kind of person goes on holiday to visit a former USSR nuclear test site? Well, a Regent Holidays client, of course. And that’s exactly what 16...
Travels along the North Borneo Railway
At Regent Holidays we know that a lot of our clients are rail enthusiasts. I like trains as much as the next man - although perhaps not as much as...
Trans-Siberian Railway aboard the Tsar's Gold Private Train
As the Trans-Siberian Express Railway approaches its 100th Anniversary Regent Holidays' Travel Specialist, Peter Wybrow, Journeys through Siberia on...
Travels on the Bam Railway - Part 1
Christina Gibbons recently escorted our BAM group tour and writes about the trip in the first of 2 blogs…
Main image by Paul Whittle
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My Bhutan diary - Part two
First stop for the day was Simply Bhutan, a ‘living museum’ dedicated to traditional Bhutanese culture and a fun look at how life has changed over...
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