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Should families be separated on airplanes? [Poll]
Earlier this month, a drunk man allegedly slapped a crying child on an airplane in the US and used a racial slur. This behaviour is unexcusable, and the man now faces federal charges and has lost his job as a CEO. However, the incident raises age-old questions about children on airplanes, raising te
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2012: A year in travel
The end of the year can be a time for nostalgia. Whether you’re at home or ringing in the New Year from the beach or maybe even the ski slopes, it’s difficult not to look back at 2012 and at the times that are newly behind us. There have been a variety of heart warming, […]
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Poll: What Do You Think of Benidorm?
Okay, we’re not entirely oblivious of the things people say behind Benidorm’s back. Even Wikipedia points out that it used to be a place for summer binge drinking, and it’s been the source of many jokes about stag parties and bad cabaret. According to recent reports, however, all of that is a
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What’s the Tastiest Country in Europe?
Food holds a special role in our cultures and day-to-day lives – it gives structure to our day, forms the basis of our celebrations and is the centre of our social lives, not to mention a source of great pleasure and the most basic sustenance of life. Naturally, food is also an integral part of [&
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Hello Kitty Takes To The Sky…
The Japanese cartoon character loved by children and adults alike; has transformed 3 of its planes, they are now decorated with Hello Kitty motifs. It doesn’t end there – everything from boarding cards to self-service check-in counters that are also decorated in the Hello Kitty motif. &nb
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Γεια σας! We’re going to Greece
In April, we’re focusing on one of our favourite holiday destinations in the Mediterranean: Greece. A place filled with cobblestone streets and flat-roofed, whitewashed houses, it’s a charming and relaxing place in which to be on holiday. Wandering along the olive groves beside Parga Lichnos Bea
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Mexico Holidays Are ‘Ideal for Lovers’
Cheap holidays in Mexico are ideal for anyone planning a honeymoon or romantic holiday with their one and only, according to the country’s tourism authority.
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British Travel Bosses Slam APD Increase
The UK travel industry gave a hostile reception to the Autumn Statement from Chancellor George Osborne yesterday after he confirmed that Air Passenger Duty (APD) will be increased from next April, against the recommendation of airport operators, airlines and travel agents.
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Tourism Office Highlights the Versatility of Cheap Israel Holidays
With more leisure flights than ever before, more and more people are considering cheap holidays in Israel, drawn by its fascinating history, warm sunny Mediterranean climate and wealth of experiences on offer.
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Las Vegas Holidays Defy the Downturn
Viva Las Vegas! That’s certainly what tourism bosses are saying at the moment, after figures have shown that the US casino and entertainment capital is recovering fast from the global economic downturn.
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