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Monday, October 16, 2017
Icelollyholiday.blogspot.com unveils ITV You’ve Been Framed partnership
Icelollyholiday.Blogspot.com - Holiday price comparison website icelolly.com is to sponsor ITV’s You’ve Been Framed in 2017.
The sponsorship reflects a “significant” but unspecified investment by the Leeds-based firm.
The company will also feature in national TV advertising for the first time in with a ‘Compare. Call. Save’ campaign which breaks on Christmas Eve and runs until the end of January. Previous TV ads have been shown regionally.
Icelolly.com has been travel provider sponsorship of Ant & Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway in 2015 and Bang on the Money in 2016.
Chief marketing officer Ross Matthews said: “This is a fantastic opportunity for us to get in front of our core target audience – families who are looking to get a great deal on their next holiday.
“Sponsorships have always been an important part of our marketing strategy and we’re confident that this latest move will also prove a success.
“We’re also hugely excited about our first investment in national TV advertising which will help to fuel our upward trajectory of growth.
“We believe that both campaigns speak volumes of a brand that continues to punch above its weight, and look forward to sharing even more exciting news throughout 2017.”
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The sponsorship reflects a “significant” but unspecified investment by the Leeds-based firm.
The company will also feature in national TV advertising for the first time in with a ‘Compare. Call. Save’ campaign which breaks on Christmas Eve and runs until the end of January. Previous TV ads have been shown regionally.
Read also : 5 Destination Places to Visit Near CHENNAI For Family HolidaysThe activity aims to showcase the brand to national viewing audiences of almost 40 million adults across prime time TV and catch-up services from January 2 to September.
Icelolly.com has been travel provider sponsorship of Ant & Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway in 2015 and Bang on the Money in 2016.
Chief marketing officer Ross Matthews said: “This is a fantastic opportunity for us to get in front of our core target audience – families who are looking to get a great deal on their next holiday.
“Sponsorships have always been an important part of our marketing strategy and we’re confident that this latest move will also prove a success.
“We’re also hugely excited about our first investment in national TV advertising which will help to fuel our upward trajectory of growth.
“We believe that both campaigns speak volumes of a brand that continues to punch above its weight, and look forward to sharing even more exciting news throughout 2017.”
Tags : ice lolly holidays 2016, ice lolly london, ice cream holidays 2017, purple travel, low cost holidays all inclusive, a1 travel, holiday lollipops
Tuesday, February 14, 2017
5 Destination Places to Visit Near CHENNAI For Family Holidays
5 destination places for Luxury family holidays :
- V.G.P. Golden Beach
- Covelong Beach (Near Mahabalipuram)
- Arignar Anna Zoological Park
- Sadras Beach Resort (Near Mahabalipuram)
- Nagalapuram (Near Tirupati)
1. V.G.P. Golden Beach
At a distance of 21 Kms from Chennai Central Railway Station and 40 Kms from Mahabalipuram (situated on East Coast Road between Chennai and Mahabalipuram), VGP Golden Beach is the only resort in Chennai city limits. This is one of the popular tourist places to visit near Chennai.
This Beach cum Amusement Park is developed by The Tourism and Entertainment Corridor of Tamil Nadu, and offers wide range of entertainment options like Gokarting, Dashing Cars, Water Chute, Giant Wheel, Break-dance, Dragons belly, Super trooper and many more. Kids can enjoy the special sight seeing of Jurassic Park and Aquarium. There is an Art Centre which sells handicrafts and articles made out of sea shells.
The sea facing Swimming pool is an extra attraction. The beach is clean and ideal for sun-bathing. The Resort has a Multi-cuisine restaurant and a separate Bar
2. Covelong Beach (Near Mahabalipuram)
It was originally just a small fishing village, but now also expanded to become one of the most famous beach resorts in South India. You can still explore the old sea port that used to exist there. Numerous quality beach resorts can be found at Kovalam. The beaches at that location are absolutely exquisite, and are greatly enjoyed by all that visit there. It is also to these beaches that the well-known Olive Ridley Turtles travel to every year to hatch their eggs.
Swimmimg and wind surfing are popular activities at this beach.
3. Arignar Anna Zoological Park - 38 Kms
Established in 1855 and shifted to the current location of Vandalur reserved forests in the year 1979. This park is officially opened to public in 1985, the park covers 510 hectares of land. The park shelters more than 170 species of animals. The dry forests surrounding the Vandalur region is the ideal breeding ground for these animals. It is home for Tigers, Jaguars, Lions, Panther, Elephants, Sambar, Giraffes and many more.
The Park has a library with good collection of wildlife related books and information. Elephant safari is also available in the park.
Timings 9 AM to 8 PM. Tuesday Holiday. But all the animals are back in their cages after 5 PM.
4. Sadras Beach Resort (Near Mahabalipuram) - 68 Kms
The beaches that surround Mahabalipuram are encompassed by beautiful, green casuarinas groves. The contrast of the vibrant green with the sparkling white beaches is breathtaking, and a sight that numerous tourists want to experience.
There is an old ruined Dutch Fort and a Dutch cemetery with finely carved headstones at Sadras as well.
5. Nagalapuram (Near Tirupati) - 87 Kms
At a distance of 16 km from Nagalapuram town, 44 km from Puttur, 87 km from Chennai, 78 km from Tirupati, 107 km from Chittoor, 130 km from Vellore, 120 km from Kanipakam & 288 km from Bangalore, Nagalapuram is a small historical town located in the Chittoor District of Andhra Pradesh. Nagalapuram is famous for two things, one is Sri Vedanarayana Swamy Temple and the other one is Nagalapuram falls trekking (also known as Saddhi Koodu Madugu). This is one of the popular sites for trekking near Chennai and also among ideal weekend getaways around Chenani for a two day trip.
Sri Vedanarayana temple is grand shrine dedicated to Lord Vishnu and is said to have been built by Krishna Devaraya of Vijayanagar Empire in remembrance of his mother Nagala Devi, after whom the town is named. The temple reflects the Vijayanagara architectural and the main deity idol is facing west. The sanctum sanctorum has Vedanarayana Swamy with his consort's Sridevi
Thursday, April 21, 2016
Eating out on a budget abroad
If you think you can't go away on holiday– don’t despair!
We have loads of great deals on city breaks, with many less than £100, and we’ve come up with some tips for you to save the pennies while you’re away too...
- Explore!
It’s all part of the fun anyway... who wants to go away to find the same things everyone else has found before? If you have time, just make the city your own – we all want to see the big sights but if you just take a trip a few streets away from the major tourist zones of basically any city, you’ll find a wealth of local independent restaurants which are cheaper than the famous names and usually offer more authentic cuisine. If in doubt, try asking the hotel porter or even your room cleaner for hints on where to go, but make sure you are clear that you don’t want a ‘touristy’ place. It will give you a more authentic and personalised experience, and the love of food is a global thing – people will enjoy recommending their favourite restaurants and tavernas!
- You don't have to eat out everyday.
Street vendors in Barcelona offer delicious local delicacy churros (a fried dough pastry which is a lot tastier than it sounds!) for as little as €2, and it’s always fun to explore the local supermarkets to find fresh local produce so you can eat al fresco. Who doesn’t love a picnic?!
When in Rome, do as the Romans do and stock up on some gorgeous local prosciutto and freshly baked focaccia bread!
- Never be afraid to ask questions.
Try local cheeses and meats, ask about market days and always ask locals where they shop. You’ll find out about some real gems. The daily market at Forno Campo dé Fiori in Rome has great flatbreads (or “pizza bianca”) and if you’re in Istanbul, fish lovers must try the incredible fish sandwiches sold straight from the boats in the historical Sultan ahmet district.
- Do your research!
Most cities have public transport links – they want tourism; tourism pays their way, so knowing beforehand about these things will allow you to see more of the city. Paris has a great bicycle scheme called “Velib” which can allow you to get about on a tight budget. A basic knowledge of the language will also allow you to decipher the menus so you can eat in the less tourist-orientated regions, so pick up a basic language book a couple of weeks before you fly.
- Last but not least: be careful about falling into tourist traps – when eating out in Barcelona or Paris you can often expect to pay more to sit outside!
Stick to these rules, and you can be sure to have a great time, tasting foods you can’t just pick up at your local supermarket at home. Food is a great way to experience different cultures and local, authentic foods don’t have to cost the earth.
We have loads of great deals on city breaks, with many less than £100, and we’ve come up with some tips for you to save the pennies while you’re away too...
- Explore!
It’s all part of the fun anyway... who wants to go away to find the same things everyone else has found before? If you have time, just make the city your own – we all want to see the big sights but if you just take a trip a few streets away from the major tourist zones of basically any city, you’ll find a wealth of local independent restaurants which are cheaper than the famous names and usually offer more authentic cuisine. If in doubt, try asking the hotel porter or even your room cleaner for hints on where to go, but make sure you are clear that you don’t want a ‘touristy’ place. It will give you a more authentic and personalised experience, and the love of food is a global thing – people will enjoy recommending their favourite restaurants and tavernas!
- You don't have to eat out everyday.
Street vendors in Barcelona offer delicious local delicacy churros (a fried dough pastry which is a lot tastier than it sounds!) for as little as €2, and it’s always fun to explore the local supermarkets to find fresh local produce so you can eat al fresco. Who doesn’t love a picnic?!
When in Rome, do as the Romans do and stock up on some gorgeous local prosciutto and freshly baked focaccia bread!
- Never be afraid to ask questions.
Try local cheeses and meats, ask about market days and always ask locals where they shop. You’ll find out about some real gems. The daily market at Forno Campo dé Fiori in Rome has great flatbreads (or “pizza bianca”) and if you’re in Istanbul, fish lovers must try the incredible fish sandwiches sold straight from the boats in the historical Sultan ahmet district.
- Do your research!
Most cities have public transport links – they want tourism; tourism pays their way, so knowing beforehand about these things will allow you to see more of the city. Paris has a great bicycle scheme called “Velib” which can allow you to get about on a tight budget. A basic knowledge of the language will also allow you to decipher the menus so you can eat in the less tourist-orientated regions, so pick up a basic language book a couple of weeks before you fly.- Last but not least: be careful about falling into tourist traps – when eating out in Barcelona or Paris you can often expect to pay more to sit outside!
Stick to these rules, and you can be sure to have a great time, tasting foods you can’t just pick up at your local supermarket at home. Food is a great way to experience different cultures and local, authentic foods don’t have to cost the earth.
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