About Ian
Ian is a blog author for Holiday Hypermarket.

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10 coloured cities
10 Cities in Technicolor
Written by Ian Crawford January 30th 2014

Burano, Valparaiso and many more. Come and see the pictures of the most eye-watering places we’ve travelled to. Have you visited them? Which is your favourite?

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marrakech desert scene
The only cat in the desert and the big tv in the sky
Written by Ian Crawford January 30th 2014

Even when we were technically in the desert, speeding across the stony ochre plains, we were still waiting for the Sahara to rise up from the dust and roll out a burnished carpet of soft golden sand to greet us. At last, there it was: a slim strip of dark orange that ran parallel to us […]

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A Response to THAT Facebook Rant: We Admit it, Prices are Higher in School Holidays!
Written by Ian Crawford January 29th 2014

We admit it; those of you with kids pay a premium for your holidays compared to those carefree souls without a brood of their own

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Vienna, Austria
Written by Ian Crawford January 23rd 2014

Karl Kraus once said “The streets of Vienna are paved with culture, the streets of other cities with asphalt”; and after spending a weekend discovering this gorgeous city and eating enough cake to sink a battleship I can safely say he was right on the money!

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The Himalayas: I don’t know how I got here, but I love it
Written by Ian Crawford January 22nd 2014

Sometimes when you are travelling, you end up somewhere completely by chance. Fate conspires to send you there. Whether you like it or not she has mapped out your journey. And fate is particularly persuasive after five beers – that is how I ended up trekking the Himalayas in Kashmir.

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paris
Off to Paris for Lunch, as you do!
Written by Ian Crawford January 21st 2014

Over a sumptuous London afternoon tea, a few friends and I formulated plans for the ultimate luxurious lunch. Paris. So one cool autumnal Wednesday, instead of being smooshed on a commuter train and deciding what to have for breakfast at my desk, I met my fellow conspirators and chose coffee and cro

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My Trip to Rome – Day 2: The Colosseum
Written by Ian Crawford January 21st 2014

Allowing my readers to decide which European Capital I visited couldn’t have turned out better when ROME came out the winner. Spending a day exploring the Colosseum, its underground and upper level in perfect Gelato weather, is the stuff travel bloggers dream of.

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Ness: Notes from the North
Written by Ian Crawford January 17th 2014

Scotland has been receiving a lot of attention in the travel industry recently, and having often neglected this beautiful part of the world for more international adventures, I decided it was time to take a look at my own locale – the Outer Hebrides – and its most northerly community, Ness.

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Who Was the Best Travel Blogger of 2013?
Written by Ian Crawford January 16th 2014

The search is on for the UK’s best travel bloggers of the past year! We want to discover those laptop-wielding holiday whores who so vividly describe their travel experiences they put sand in their readers’ socks with a simple turn of phrase. We’re looking for those worldly-wise folk who avoid

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Bahia del Duque Resort Tenerife
Luscious luxury at Bahia del Duque Resort, Adeje, Tenerife
Written by Ian Crawford January 16th 2014

Driving through the gates into the grounds of the Bahia Del Duque Resort  is to enter another world. A world of luxury, of beauty, of elegance and so many swimming pools that the lovely beach onto which it fronts is almost redundant. It’s a little village of escapism, hedonism, indulgence and d

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