Press releases for european hotels

Scottish Highland Games Sell Out Local Hotels, EuroBookings.com Launches Suite of Solutions Tools (2007-06-28)
Travelers now have more ways to search for European hotels where lodging is scarce. With more than 98% of UK hotels booked for the Scottish Highland Games, EuroBookings.com launches tools to help travelers discover hidden hotel finds.

EuroBookings.com Launches Feature-Rich Vacation Planning Utility (2007-06-27)
Travelers can now browse and reserve tickets for hundreds of popular events and tours around the world using EuroBookings.com feature-rich ‘Things to Do’ vacation planning utility.

Popular Equestrian Events this May Have Tourists Booking to the UK (2007-05-07)
More than half of UK hotels in Windsor and York are booked to capacity in light of the country’s two most popular equestrian events; the Royal Windsor Horse Show and the York races.

Spain’s Jerez Horse Fair Sells Out Local Spain Hotels (2007-04-23)
With two weeks remaining until the famous Jerez Horse Festival, every hotel within city limits are sold out. Equestrian fans are now moving further outside the city center to find lodging for this world class event.

Several Million Visitors to Arrive in Amsterdam to Party in the Name of the Queen of Orange (2007-04-21)
With more than a week until the start of the world-famous open air party, only 8 of the 287 Amsterdam hotels remain available as travelers from around the world prepare to let loose at Amsterdam’s Queensday celebration.

Health Tourism On the Rise Along with European Stress Levels (2007-03-30)
As the European work culture begins to mirror that of the stress-ridden US, more Europeans are saying ‘no’ to the pressure and choosing health and wellness holiday retreats.

Trendy Travelers City Hop in Search of Luxury Eating (2007-03-28)
With food-focused tourism emerging as a new trend in the form of table hopping and cooking school holidays, EuroBookings.com has launched a new set of tools to help travelers find discount European hotels that are off the beaten tourist path.