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Jordan By Emma Robertson, Bella magazine, 5 February 2008 The ancient kingdom of Jordan can easily give its neighbour Egypt a run fr its money with its fascinating history.

Chamber of secrets By Julian Allason, FT How to spend it?, 2 February 2008 Special progammes of privileged access are cropping up in the most extraordinary places and with the most extraordinary people.

Green dragon By Kevin Rushby, The Guardian, 2 February 2008 China has one of the worst environmental records in the world but Kevin Rushby finds the green shoots of ecotourism in a timeless corner of Yunnan province.	Read more here

Ready, steady, Goa! By Matt Warren, Daily Mail 30 January 2008 Picture postcard beaches and dazzling history aplenty - India's at its best beside the seaside...

Way to go By The Guardian travel, 2 February 2008 On The Go Tours can tailormake a seven-day itinerary, with six nights' accommodation (mix of eco-lodge, homestays, guesthouses), all transfers, all meals, entrance fees and the services of a local guide for £629..

Chinese Checkers By ABTA magazine, January 2008 On the Go Tours has a new China brochure with a mix of group and tailor-made tours of five to 18 days.

All they take is what will keep them alive for this journey. Most of that is knowledge. By Peter Owen Jones, The Sunday Times, 13 January 2008

Kolkata: The Literary Grande Dame By The Sunday Times Travel Magazine, 08 January 2008 Modern India is symbolised, increasingly, by squeaky-clean skyscrapers. Kolkata, by contrast, is still a city of alleyways, brimming with overflowing bins, shabby shops and lunching cows chewing cardboard boxes but therein lies the appeal of the city formerly known as Calcutta: home of poet laureate Rabindranath Tagore, and a population fiercely proud of its literary roots.

We want to see Egyptian wonders? By Wilson via Email, Independent, 05 January 2008 We recently took our children to see the Tutankhamun exhibition in London, which left us all wanting to see where the beautiful artefacts came from.

Khan El Khalili By The Sunday Times Travel Magazine, 02 January 2008 Spices and oriental wares have been sold in Cairo's vast pattern of tiny alleys and souks since 1382.

I'm here to help By Vincent Crump, The Sunday Times, 23 December 2007 Voluntourism combines travel with doing good. But do you help or just assuage your guilt?

Nick Trend selects 10 last-minute escapes fom Turkey and sleet. By Nick Trend, Daily Telegraph, 15 December 2007

Spa report - Kempinski Hotel Ishtar, Dead Sea, Jordan By Scottish Daily Mail, 10 December 2007

Travel Brief By The Sunday Times Travel Magazine, December 2007 On the Go has a very traditional 10-day Jewel of the Nile stopping in Cairo, Aswan and Luxor from £699pp excluding flights.

Wildlife By ABTA magazine, November 2007 The coastline, waters, plains and jungles of the south provide a varied habitat for a vast range of species.

Finding Peace in the Middle East By Sharon Lindores, Metro, 30 November 2007 Travelling to Umm Qais Sharon Lindores finds a land rich in history dating back to Bible and beyond.

Egypt By The Mail, 11 November 2007 The Nile is the biggest draw but not the only one.

Beijing on Track By Janelle Estreich, TNT Magazine, 05 November 2007 The race to ready China's capital for the 2008 Olympic games is on course, as the city braces for a tourist influx of 4.5 million.

Why India should definitely be on everyone's list of places to visit in the world? By Travel Bulletin, 02 November 2007

Go tours goes festive On the Go Tours is offering three tours over Christmas. By Travel weekly, 10 October 2007

Russian adventures to the solar eclipse By Travel Bite Web site, 20 September 2007 A total solar eclipse is the perfect excuse to venture out to some of the world's most far-flung corners and experience them at their most spectacular.

See temple's Sun festival By Travel weekly, 21 September 2007 Culture and Adventure specialist On the Go is offering two itineraries to see the Sun festival at the temple of King Ramses 2 at Abu Simbel.

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Holidays with On the go tours

On the Go is a boutique travel company offering you escorted group tours and tailor-made holidays to a select number of far-flung destinations worldwide. Our range of destinations include Egypt, Jordan, India, Nepal, Russia, China, Sri Lanka, Turkey, Morocco, South America, Eastern & Southern Africa and we are specialists in organising holidays to all these countries. Our group tours are escorted by a tour leader and designed to take in the key highlights of each destination, while giving you enough free time to explore the sights and sounds yourself too! Tailor-made holidays are just that – tailor-made specifically for you. In South America our main focus for group tours is Peru, Galapagos, Ecuador and Bolivia. In African continent (including Morocco) we run camping style expeditions, lodge safaris and tailor-made holidays. We also specialise in running adventures aboard the famous Trans-Siberian Railway from Moscow to Beijing and vice versa. Special events such as ANZAC Day 2009 at Gallipoli, Eclipse tours in China, India and Bhutan in 2009 are an added hallmark. Recent additions to our portfolio are sailing holidays in Croatia. In 2008, we also launched travel to the final frontier - a space flight on a MIG 29 jet!