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Burma is now the most popular destination in Southeast Asia from the UK but Bamboo Travel has the answer for anyone wishing to see the country staying in fantastic accommodation this coming winter with its new Burma in Style trip.

The UK winter months are the best of the year to go walking in the Atlas Mountains of Morocco. Kasbah Angour offers a variety of walks direct from its mountain location, with great food and wine to look forward to at the end of the day.

If watching the Olympics has got you in the mood for getting fit and active, then head for L'Ancienne Poste in the village of Avajan in the French Pyrenees where English owner James Dealtry has put together a week-long multi-activity break.

Families Worldwide has worked with partners to reduce the prices of two of its popular trips to Egypt by up to a huge £180per person.

The country is in a state of POD (Post Olympic Depression) now the games are over. Chameleon Worldwide suggests a number of active holidays with an Olympic theme to blow away the blues.

Award-winning Far East specialist Bamboo Travel has introduced a new trip entitled 'A Green Route Through Thailand' in support of Thailand Reunited's (the Thai Tourist Office) 'Go Green' month for August.

As Olympic mania continues in the UK, specialist operator Families Worldwide has noticed a distinct pattern with bookings, with many people choosing October half term holidays earlier than ever.

Once the Olympics are over, experts predict that a lot of people who have delayed their holidays to watch London 2012 will be clamouring to get away. Cottage holiday company Looe & Polperro Holidays still has some availability for late August.

Cottage Lodge in the New Forest has arguably won more awards than any other B&B in the UK. The awards have all been for its high level of green credentials, thanks to 'eco chic' owner Christina Simons. It's won more awards than Wiggo!

UK specialist operator Walks Worldwide has spaces on its departure to the Alps of Transylvania departing 8 September. The trek is graded 'demanding' and should only be tackled by experienced hill walkers and those who are not afraid of vampires!