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Taking The Coach - The Smarterst Way To Beat The Credit Crunch London Direct To Major European Capitals From £15

Eurolines has launched ultra low £15 fares to Paris, Amsterdam and Brussels There are a host of stunning ultra-low Fun Fares available with Eurolines, part of National Express, for anyone looking to escape the British weather and the credit crunch blues.

The international coach operator, which has scheduled services all over Europe has launched fares to some of its most popular destinations across Europe that will blow away anyone’s fears about the cost of a getaway.

Amsterdam Berlin Paris Top of the destinations are Paris, Amsterdam, Brussels from just £15. They can be booked online at www.eurolines.co.uk. As the cost of air travel continues to rise and passengers face extra charges for hold luggage and other services, Eurolines is retaining its transparent ‘all-in’ fares. Even with a late booking you can get Fun Fares online to 23 European destinations, making it temptingly cheap to head off for a break.

The pick of Eurolines late summer Fun Fares are: £15 - Amsterdam, Paris, Brussels, £16 - Dublin, Cork, Waterford and Belfast £33 - Berlin, Frankfurt £38 - Prague £39 - Bratislava, Budapest, Munich Fun Fares and accommodation to suit all budgets can be booked online at www.eurolines.co.uk.

There are also great fares available by phone from the Travel Centre on 08717 818 177, at the Colonnades Travel Centre, Victoria and at any National Express Travel Agent. urolines.co.uk and travel on 08717 818 177 or at any National Express travel agent.

Weather And Climate Information For Eastern Europe The Baltic States and Russia and China.

For many people the words weather and Eastern Europe conjur up thoughts of extreme cold, heavy snow and communist military parades passing a windswept Kremlin ordained by old men clad in thick winter coats. We have it on good authority that the the severity of the Russian and Siberian winter which can dominate eastern europe weather goes back long before the cold war as Hitler and Napoelon discovered.

Cities like Moscow and St Petersburg in midwinter have an average daily temperature of -13c and at night the temperatures can fall to -33c. The other side of the coin is that both cities have an average day temperature in the summer of around 21c with highs occasionally of around 32c. Weather conditions in many Eastern European cities can in winter be nearly as severe ( beware of a still cold harbouring a severe frost on a wind free day ) especially in late December, January and Febuary. However many Eastern Europe cities have summers that people in Western Europe can only envy. more