With the Premier League due to get underway for a new season in August 2011, we thought we’d take a look at coach holidays to some of the destinations where the most popular Football Clubs reside to show you what you can do to make the most of your time when cheering on your favourite football team. There are so many wonderful attractions to visit from historic houses to parklands, shopping malls to fantastic eateries – there’s really nothing stopping you for making the most out of city breaks when in the area for a footie game…

With summer already upon us, music fans on coach holidays will be relishing the start of festival season with the launch of the infamous Isle Of Wight Festival last weekend (10th-12th June 2011) and Glastonbury this Wednesday. And the news that a biker is aiming to set a new world record by attending 26 festivals in 13 different countries – in just 30 days, we thought we’d cherry-pick some of the best festivals/carnivals available to fans from around the world. If we’ve missed one out that you thoroughly enjoyed, please let us know:

Here's the deal. You're young and you'd rather be seen out in socks and flip flops than on coach holidays with old people, fo' shizzle. But before you kick the thought of travelling by coach to the kerb like last night's kebab or yesterday's Heat Mag, why not get over it and take a look at the advantages that coach tours could offer. From day trips and events packages to sleeping in the ultra-cool Ice Hotel and tomato throwing in Spain, it's not all about Eastbourne you know. These days you'll find a whole raft of activities available when you travel by coach…