The history and culture of Italy is remarkable. This is especially true in the legendary city of Rome. 2,000 years ago, Rome was the center of the largest empire on the planet, controlling nearly one-third of the civilized world. All of these centuries later, the presence of the Roman Empire is still felt throughout the city in the form of the statues, artwork and buildings from that ancient bygone era. Rome is a remarkable city for those people who love food, entertainment and history. If you have always wanted to explore it, now is the perfect time. Do a search online to compare Rome hotels to make sure you get the best deal. Here are some Roman tourist attractions that you can’t miss.

So you’re on your way to Rome, Italy, for a business trip. You aren’t sure what to expect. Perhaps you’ve never been overseas for business and you’d like the trip to go as seamlessly as possible. First item on your agenda: research cheap hotels in Rome to make sure you don’t break the bank. Your employer is more than likely footing the bill for this trip, so it’s best to avoid suggesting a $450-per-night hotel. When it comes to the affordable hotels, you want to make sure they have what you need for a stress-free trip. While Happy Village & Camping fits right into your ideal price range, you may find yourself distracted by honeymooners, gorgeous outdoor pools and a full-service bar. It does, however, have a business center, so it could be a good choice for you after all, depending on what your boss is looking for you to get out of the trip.

Traveling to Miami Beach and looking for a swanky place to stay? Then you’re all ready to hear about the some of the poshest hotels Miami Beach has to offer—and may still have the smell of fresh paint. Here are four hotels either opening in 2015 or coming from some major renovations that you may want to check out.

Flybe, the low-cost British airline, has announced eight additional routes to European destinations from Cardiff Airport, bringing the total from there to 11, as it expands its operations across the continent and goes head-to-head with larger no-frills carriers such as easyJet and Ryanair. 


FORMIA, the international guest amenity and hospitality specialist, today announces that it has begun supplying Cathay Pacific Airlines -the “World’s Best Airline” according to the 2014 international Skytrax ranking- with specially designed amenity wrap bags for the comfort and convenience of the airline’s Business Class passengers.

Travel broadcaster Phil Blizzard discovers that the Amwaj Rotana Jumeirah Beach Hotel in Dubai will be hosting a “Concert in the Dark” in support of Earth Hour.