About Brenda
Brenda is a blog author for Holiday Hypermarket.

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Honeymooning in Mexico? Read our insider guide on where to stay
Written by Brenda Wilkin January 26th 2015

Nestled in the most luxurious of settings, Mexico has loads of honeymoon hotels caved into its Caribbean coast. So, if you’re looking for that idyllic honeymoon spot look no further. We’ve hand-picked our top four hotels based on their gorgeous suites and first-class service. Imagine sparkling

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A romantic holiday in Bodrum
Written by Brenda Wilkin September 20th 2014

The buzzing resort of Bodrum is best known for its booming discos, up-tempo bars and banging beach life, but the wider Bodrum Peninsula’s a big enough place to find little enclaves of upscale romance on holidays to Turkey. After all, it was here that the tempestuous power couple of Mark Anthony a

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UK passort renewal – Your complete guide to fast track your application
Written by Brenda Wilkin July 14th 2014

What’s the problem? Half a million people have now been caught up in the passport renewal/issue backlog with the number having doubled in the last three months. Thousands of passports are now taking longer that the advised three weeks to issue. Why the delays? In the first five months of this year

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Healthy living on holiday
Written by Brenda Wilkin July 8th 2014

Some holidaymakers have spent months getting fit for their summer holidays, only for it to slide as soon as the plane lands. Others, including myself like to stay fit all year round and see going on holiday as a way of maintaining a healthy lifestyle and relaxing at the same time. Keeping up with

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Ibiza Month: Guide to San Antonio
Written by Brenda Wilkin June 25th 2014

If Ibiza is an island tailor-made for hedonistic heroics, then the resort of San Antonio is surely its pumping heart. Let us take you on a tour of the nucleus of Europe’s most renowned party island… San Antonio neighbourhoods While not for the fainthearted, the West End,with its cluster of Irish

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Eating well in Greece
Written by Brenda Wilkin June 11th 2014

Eating healthily might not be the first thing that comes to mind when you’re packing your suitcase for a well-earned break in sunny Greece. However, the good news is that, compared to most other Mediterranean countries, traditional Greek food is relatively healthy. The majority of the fat content

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Too hot to handle? The Tunisian climate
Written by Brenda Wilkin May 26th 2014

For a country of its modest proportions Tunisia has a surprisingly varied climate and landscape. With a sandy coastline that has been tempting beach bunnies away from European resorts for many a year now, a surprisingly lush northern area of lakes, mountain ranges and plains and a substantial strip

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Europe’s Best Summer Music Festival 2014
Written by Brenda Wilkin May 13th 2014

The summer is made for festivals, and with the likes of Glastonbury, Wireless and V festivals selling out in record time, why not combine your love of travelling and music and hit the European festival scene. Not only are most of the European festivals cheaper than their UK counterparts, you’ll al

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Top 5 luxury hotels for May
Written by Brenda Wilkin April 28th 2014

With such busy lifestyles finding the perfect hotel is an essential part of planning a holiday, whether it is a family break or romantic getaway. If you’re looking for something a little bit more luxurious we’ve handpicked our top 5 luxury hotels for May. Barcelo Asia Gardens, Benidorm Best For

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Stay fit on holiday
Written by Brenda Wilkin February 24th 2014

Just because you’re going on holiday doesn’t mean you can’t maintain your normal fitness routine. If you’re anything like me you’ll make sure you work out no matter where you are. Working out for even half an hour a day will not only keep you in shape it will also mean you can relax for [&

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