Win a romantic train journey from the Orient-Express with Buyagift’s Valentine’s Day competition.

The art of buying a Valentine’s Day gift is notoriously hard to master. There’s the price: do you spend loads of money or do you risk seeming tight by maintaining a frugal attitude? Then there’s what to buy: an elaborate romantic break or perhaps a sentimental but miniscule gift? It’s enough to make your head explode!

Now, we at Buyagift just don’t like seeing headless bodies- especially not on Valentine’s Day- so we’ve decided to help out one lucky customer. This Valentine’s Day we’re giving away a Day Trip for Two from Orient-Express to one lucky romantic. All you need to do is enter.

A luxury train journey for two is pretty much as romantic as you can get (think the Cary Grant and Eva Marie Saint scene in North by North West, but in the UK). This incredible prize will give you the fabulous choice of either a dining excursion or a full day experience on, depending on your departure location,  a British Pullman or Northern Belle train. Departing from selected locations throughout the UK, you’ll wine and dine in the exquisite surroundings of a carriage restored to its former 1930s elegance.

Now, how does that sound for a plate of steaming hot romance? So, get on over to Buyagift dot com and sign up to our newsletter to stand a chance of winning.

Buyagift’s Valentine’s Day Competition

Competition ends Wednesday 10th February, 2010.

Sale of the century: Elton sells Maserati- driving experiences.

It’s no secret- celebrities like things fast. They live fast, they move fast and in some cases, they die fast. So, what happens when they want to go faster? Some turn to harder drugs, some turn to outlandish behaviour and, in rock legend Elton John’s case, some purchase a new set of steaming-hot wheels. Read more

Buyagift’s Top 5 feel good New Year’s resolutions for 2010!

2009 is over. You failed to stop smoking, you’ve eaten poorly all year and you never did get that promotion. Ah well, there’s always 2010, yeah?

Setting yourself a series of goals that you’ll- without a shadow of doubt- break within two weeks, is a bad idea. Subsequently, you’re going to feel both guilty and inadequate about your lack of discipline or motivation, and that just isn’t good. So, try setting yourself some easy feel good resolutions this year that you’re much more likely to stick to, and the rest will surely follow. Here are our tips: Read more