About Juliet
Juliet is a blog author for Holiday Hypermarket.

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If money were no object: top luxury spots in the Maldives
Written by Juliet Samis November 27th 2012

If money didn’t matter (and pigs did fly) you could opt for an all-inclusive holiday to some of the most luxurious islands in the world, not because all inclusive is necessarily more expensive but because it means room, board and bliss can be wrapped up in one enticing package. A trip to the ‘ho

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5 simple tips for saving big on your ski trip
Written by Juliet Samis November 22nd 2012

Hello HolidayHypers! We’re pleased to host a guest writer from Quidco, the UK’s number one cashback and voucher code website. Winter has arrived which means if you’re of a skiing persuasion you’ll be eyeing continental weather reports and planning a trip to the mountains. Those who hit t

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The Alternative Ibiza
Written by Juliet Samis November 7th 2012

We’re thrilled to announce the first winner for our Dolls Life caption competition. @Ms_Scatty/Ellie, your hilarious  caption is well-deserving of our £100 voucher giveaway. Well done! Ibiza conjures up images of nightclubs, dancing ‘til dawn in Pacha, Es Paradis, Eden, Space and countless oth

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Dolls Gone Rogue! Caption Betty & Dave’s Adventures & Win £100 Holiday Vouchers
Written by Juliet Samis November 6th 2012

Submit your funny captions for a chance to win! This awesome new competition features the best sunshine holiday destinations, seen through the camera of the world’s favourite plastic girl. Having had enough of the dark and rain, Betty booked some well-earned leave from her high-pressure PR job

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Pumpkins, Worms and Skulls, Oh My: America’s Autumn Food
Written by Juliet Samis October 29th 2012

At this time of year, America seems to go pumpkin-mad! From pie to lattes and everything in-between, the sweet orange squash cannot be escaped. Apples, candy corn, and scary treats also crop up everywhere as the American food-focused holidays of Halloween and Thanksgiving draw closer. If you’r

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Gallery: 13 Disney Parks Around the World
Written by Juliet Samis October 25th 2012

Did you know that there are 13 major Disney theme parks? Nearly a billion people have walked through their doors from Los Angeles to Hong Kong, so how in the world do you decide which park to visit? While the original Disneyland is in LA, and Disneyland Paris is closer to home, a trip to […]

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South Beach Wine & Food Festival: When Florida Becomes a Foodie Heaven
Written by Juliet Samis October 24th 2012

Get those palm trees, gators and sports cars out of your head – holidays to Florida are about much more than that. In fact, few people overseas know that once a year Miami becomes the American capital of… cuisine? Since 1997 the Food Network South Beach Wine & Food Festival has grown

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Featured Travel Blogger: Kerwin McKenzie from Cruisinaltitude.com
Written by Juliet Samis October 8th 2012

We’re excited to feature a flight specialist as our Featured Travel Blogger this month, who has kindly shared some fantastic behind-the-scenes travel tips for your next holiday destination. Kerwin is a travel concierge, blogger and flight specialist with a very interesting past: he has a Maste

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Saying “I Do” Overseas: Tips for Booking Destination Weddings
Written by Juliet Samis October 4th 2012

We wrote a little while ago about destination weddings, and how the high price of weddings in the UK (average cost: £18,500!) is driving lots of couples to get married overseas. These destination weddings have a unique appeal, because brides and grooms can opt out of stifling hometown ceremonies an

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Shopping in Turkey: Let’s Barter!
Written by Juliet Samis August 28th 2012

Visiting a Turkish market should be on everyone’s bucket list. They’re a festival of colours and smells, selling anything from ladies’ accessories to textiles and mezzes, and whether you’re just window shopping or looking for a one-of-a-kind kilim (rug), it’s bound to be an unforgettable e

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