The Middle East country of Jordan is "an oasis of history" which has a lot to offer tourists, according to the Yorkshire Evening Post.

The Princes' Islands are a "must-see" for anyone taking a trip to Istanbul, according to the Guardian.

Golfers planning voyages on cruise ships might like to consider including Egypt on their tour as the country has been described as a "haven" for anyone who enjoys the game, irrespective of ability.

Taking a trip to Sharm el Sheikh not only provides sunshine in abundance, but also offers the opportunity to visit one of the most famous of all the biblical sites.

Described as Arabia's "undiscovered gem", Yemen is a country of spectacular scenery and unique historical architecture, it has been claimed.

Brits visiting Egypt can take part in a wide range of activities if they so choose, it has been claimed.

British citizens are optimistic about their travel plans for the summer of 2010, it has been reported.

Perhaps most famous for its scorching deserts, Oman is also the home to rare turtles that live in the turquoise seas surrounding the Arab nation.

More and more Western travellers who visit the Middle Eastern country of Oman are finding it a friendly and welcoming holiday destination.

Oman's first ever PGA grass golf course is currently preparing to welcome players for its inaugural summer season.