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The Ultimate Tenerife Bar Crawl
Written by Faye Leonard January 23rd 2015

Tenerife is the largest and most popular of the Canary Islands, with over 5 million tourists flocking to its beautiful beaches every year. It’s most popular with visitors from the UK, with more than 1 million people visiting each year, but its appeal is felt across Europe—it’s also a p

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Family Friendly Tenerife
Written by Faye Leonard January 15th 2015

Holidays in Tenerife are always a treat, whether you’re a solo traveller, honeymooner, or rocking up with a gaggle of friends. The island is a particular favourite with families as there are so many sights and activities that are fun for both kids and adults. Firstly, of course, there are the be

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Sky-High Restaurants Around the World
Written by Faye Leonard January 14th 2015

One of the best parts of travelling is the ability to explore great food around the world. What makes a great restaurant, though, comes down to not just the menu, but also the setting. One of the most unique experiences you can have is eating at a sky-high restaurant. With this in mind, below are [&

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Egypt’s Best Child-Friendly Resorts
Written by Faye Leonard January 12th 2015

With spectacular scenery and an illustrious history, Egypt is perfectly poised to attract tourism. And although you may not ordinarily consider an Egypt holiday an ideal place to take your children, you will be surprised just how well suited the country is to expose your kids to a destination rich i

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The 12 Destinations of Christmas
Written by Ian Crawford December 12th 2014

As we count down the sleeps until the arrival of the big chap in the red suit, we decided to don our Christmas jumpers and leap right into the Christmas spirit. So to celebrate our festive feelings we’re launching a series of funny video shorts in the run up to the big day, which we hope wil

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VIP Style: The World’s Best Airport Lounges
Written by Faye Leonard November 25th 2014

Normally, flight stopovers are the worst part of any long haul journey. All you want to do is make it to your destination—with minimal fuss—and the last thing you need is overpriced airport food and the sound of someone else’s whining kids. But not all stopovers are the same, and when it c

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Crazy Flight Announcements You’d Rather Not Hear
Written by Faye Leonard November 17th 2014

Whether you’re a nervous flyer or not, there’s just some things that you don’t want to hear on an airplane at any stage of a journey so we asked around about the craziest flight announcements people have actually experienced. Most of the responses gave us a good laugh, the rest? Well, we might

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Essential tips for travelling with young children
Written by Faye Leonard November 3rd 2014

Planning is vital for any trip with children, whether it’s for an hour, a day, or a two-week holiday. So, if you’re taking the little ones on holiday, whether it’s home or abroad, there are a few things you might want to consider first: Plan your packing with military precision –

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The UK’s Three Most Haunted Hotels
Written by Adele Grant October 31st 2014

It’s that time of year, when our thoughts turn to all things dark and creepy… and there’s nowhere better on Earth for a little spooky fun than the UK, with our misty fells, mysterious stone circles, and history of druids, witches, and most of all, ghosts. If you’re looking to find a real-lif

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Top 5 Theme Parks which Scream Halloween
Written by Adele Grant October 29th 2014

On the 31st October people from all over the world come together to celebrate Halloween. All Hallows’ Eve as it’s formally known has its origins in Roman, Celtic, Catholic and European folk traditions, but today the holiday is more about eating candy till you’re sick, winning that apple bobbin

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