Gipsy Kings in concert at Radio City Music Hall in New York at February 17

Gipsy Kings once again renew their successful custom of come back in New York city to play at Radio City Music Hall!

The Gipsy Kings are a phenomenon: a name famous for the music, the most successful French music ever dressed in large part responsible for bringing the joy of sound progressive pop-flamenco. The band components are really extraordinary characters: they play their guitars and sing like their fathers, grandfathers and ancestors did in the past. Gipsy Kings music is a communion experience: their arts have its own roots in the past but also think to future.

Don’t miss Gipsy Kings concert at Radio City Music Hall in New York on February 17!

Tourism promotion in the world

Italy, France and Spain work together to promote tourism in the world. This is the new initiative proposed by Michela Vittoria Brambilla, undersecretary of Tourism, in Madrid, his Spanish counterpart Joan Mesquida Ferrando and the French Minister of Tourism, Hervé Novelli. The objective of this initiative is to implement a stronger promotional policy and more incisive and creating a plan for international routes linking this three European countries. "Italy, France and Spain - said Mrs Brambilla - are certainly the heart of Europe and together they can guarantee a tourist, fulfilling all requirements and has not unique in the world." In the next days Vittoria Brambilla is meeting in Milan, mr Novelli, and, in the coming weeks, the ministerial structures of the countries involved will begin to draw together the operational plan.

Austria

As you take a visit to Austria, don’t miss your chance to see the many Austrian festivals and events going on. Experiencing these exciting and enjoyable events can add more enjoyment to your trip.
From January 1, 2009 to December 31, 2009, the house of music will be open to the public. This aims to promote music to all visitors by not just allowing them to hear music but also to feel, touch, and see it too. Through a variety of interactive displays, which will be extended all through the 7 different zones, the house of music will be embracing music from all its forms that range from the Mozart to a more modern form. This museum is very popular to all music lovers and musicians of different ages.
On March 1, 2009, to March 30, 2009, the Salzburg Easter Festival will be celebrated. This will include operatic performances, orchestral and choral. This event will definitely attract many visitors from all across Europe. The Salzburg Easter Festival was first held in 1967 and it has become a favorite for both visitors and locals. The performance of the famous Berlin Philharmonic will surely be the center of the event.
These events and festivals in Austria are simply scraping the surface, as this city never stops.

Copenaghen

For you stay in Copenhagen we would like to suggest you one of the Guldsmeden Chain hotels.
If you are looking forward to a unique and refined stay, we suggest you the Betrams Hotel Guldsmeden, a cosy 4 stars boutique hotel, located in the fancy quarter of Vesterbrogade. Built in a typical Bali's style, it proposes a mixture of wood floors and brick walls, while, just a few minutes away from the Tivoli Garden, the Carlton Hotel Guldsmeden with its 3 stars, welcomes the travellers with its one of a kind rooms where the Bali's original art blends with modern comfort. Here breakfast is served at the first floor, where the reception becomes an intimate cafeteria.

We would like to point out that in all the hotels of the Guldsemden Chain particular attention is given to natural products.

The Ducal Palace (Palazzo Ducale) in Genoa

Nowadays Ducal Palace in Genoa houses art exhibitions and various activities besides a bookshop, a jazz museum, a large café restaurant, a poetry room and an educational centre for children. Ducal Palace construction had begun during thee Republican period, when Genoa was a leading power in the Mediterranean Sea after the defeats of Pisa and Venice. Its Tower of the People, completed in 1539, still towers over the old Genoa. This medieval building gave way to enlargements and new constructions especially when, in the 16th century, works were carried out to make the Palace more representative of the new oligarchic republic. To be underlined that, during the time of Genoa Republic, the medieval Grimaldina tower was used as a VIP prison for aristocrats, dangerous intellectuals and nobles.

Trastevere

This itinerary includes most of Trastevere, once a working-class neighborhood that is undoubtedly the most picturesque testimony of Rome’s ancient tradition. Our tour begins with the Portico d’Ottavia because, although the river Trastevere, it features the same kind of dwellings and narrow streets. Missing are the conspicuous monuments and extravagant palaces so common in the rest of Rome; but every building is a lively witness to the city’s history. Almost any Baroqu e basilica here has been built atop a Medieval church, which in turn was mostly likely erected on the spot of an ancient Roman home.
You will find important churches, such as S. Maria in Trastevere, S. Crisogono or S. Cecilia, in the area. But most of Trastevere’s religious meeting places are tiny chapels originally built to house venerated holy images.
After a period of serious decline during Dark Ages, the neighborhood underwent a housing boom from the eleventh to thirteenth centuries.
But most of this was haphazard building until the seventeenth century, when Via della Lungara was laid down as a pilgrimage route to St. Peter.

LONDON AREAS: ABBEY ROAD AND EMI'S STUDIOS

The 'zebra crossing', a few meters from the Emi studios entrance ( Abbey Road Studios ), is one of London's biggest tourist attractions. In these studios, located in the peaceful St John Woods' district, the Beatles have been recording from 1962 to 1970. This is certainly a sacred ground for all Beatles fans. In this district you can find your room booking from many hotels in London.