If you have never been to the Glastonbury Festival before but have always wanted to go then be sure to put yourself in with the opportunity to get weekend tickets when they go on sale.

Those who want to buy tickets need to register a minimum of 48 hours before attempting to purchase a ticket.
However, it only takes a few minutes to register so don’t let this put you off. Registration closes tomorrow at 9am.

Tickets are due to go on sale at 9am on Sunday the 3rd of October so you need to move quickly if you wish to be there at Worthy Farm between the 22nd and the 26th of June 2011. The price for the weekend is £195 plus booking fee and P&P.

Please note however that registration will not guarantee you a ticket but you need to do this to have the chance to buy a weekend pass.

Glastonbury is set over five days in beautiful countryside and with the usual plethora of top music acts across the various venues so you certainly get your money’s worth.

The best way to enjoy any festival – and especially one like Glastonbury – is to consider motorhome hire as you can sleep in comfort without the aches and pains you get when camping out rough.

It is not long to go now until the Brighton Breeze fun-run which is being held on Saturday the 2nd of October starting in Epsom. This popular VW event is organised by the Split Screen Van Club.

The event is a chance to take your Volkswagen from Hook Road Arena to Madeira Drive in Brighton either on your own or in convoy with hundreds of other VW enthusiasts. It all starts at 8:30am.

Camping is available at Hook Road Arena the night before the event (on Friday the 1st of October) from 2pm onwards. There will be a marquee, burger van and bar set up too.

When you get to Brighton there is plenty of entertainment lined up, with trade stands, competitions and a great chance to socialise with other VW owners. Seafront parking is guaranteed for all pre-booked entrants. Camping facilities are also provided.

You pay for participation per vehicle and this also includes a Regalia Pack where you will be given a t-shirt, windscreen sticker, programme and pin badge.

If you want to take part in an event like this but would prefer to have your own comfortable accommodation, you should certainly consider motorhome hire to enjoy your trip in style.

You can tell that autumn has well and truly arrived when the Blackpool Illuminations are switched on in September, this year by singer Robbie Williams. This famous attraction, which has won many awards for excellence, brings in more than three million visitors every year.

The Blackpool Illuminations will be shining now until the 7th of November so you still have plenty of time to plan a trip to this renowned seaside resort.

It is free to see the lights and the way you see them is very flexible; by bike, car or if you decide to walk along the six mile stretch, this is certainly the high point of any autumn holiday in Blackpool.

The Blackpool Illuminations have been going since 1879 and staging the attraction now costs £2.4 million and the dazzling display runs from Starr Gate all the way to Bispham.

As well as the lights there is so much more to see and do in Blackpool to keep a family or couple amused for the duration of their holiday.

One of the most cost-effective and exciting ways to visit Blackpool is through motorhome hire. There are many campsites located in and around the resort that will give you the chance to see the sights and offer a great place to stay.

If you are not doing anything this coming weekend and you live within driving distance of Hampshire then you should definitely consider going to the Motorhome Big Sale which is being held at the New Forest Showground.

From the 24th until the 26th of September at New Park, Brockenhurst in Hampshire you could take an opportunity to see lots and lots of motorhomes, all in the same place.

The Big Sale looks like being a massive event and camping has been made available through the weekend. The show opens between 9:30am and 5pm on Friday and Saturday, but shuts half an hour earlier on the Sunday. Entry to the event for children is free and there is no charge for parking.

You can even choose to travel to the Big Sale in style through motorhome hire and find out whether this mobile home is for you before investing in one yourself. You can stay over on the showground site and enjoy what the Big Sale has to offer.

Motorhome hire is becoming all the rage these days, so why not come along to see what all the fuss is about. Motorhome holidays in the UK can be extremely rewarding and you can save plenty of cash you would usually spend on flights and hotels.

This year’s event in association with P&O Ferries which takes place between the 12th and 17th of October promises to be the largest indoor show in the UK for caravan and motorhome enthusiasts.

If you have not bought tickets for the show yet then be sure to find out more about all that is planned for this top event which is being held at the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham.

At the show you will be able to take a look at all the new motorhome and caravan models in store for 2011, released by the major manufacturers in the business. As well as this there are also plenty of accessories to make your caravan adventure even more fun and encompassing.

In addition to the many attractions, you will be able to find out lots of information about exciting destinations and campsites you may not have ever considered before. The UK is a great place to take your mobile home or vehicle rented through motorhome hire, so make the most of the event by benefitting from friendly, expert advice from those in the know.

The show is open daily from 10am until 6pm and you will be able to take advantage of the special offers and discounts available to visitors who attend the event. You could even decide to take the family and stay nearby through caravan rental.