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10 Amazing Hotel Swimming Pools
Written by Juliet Samis June 7th 2013

The Aquatic Centre built for the London Olympics may have been impressive but the pool was still that little bit dull and rectangular. Far more remarkable are these 10 amazing hotel swimming pools from around the world. They range from the simply stunning to the mind-bogglingly spectacular. Lake vie

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How to save HUNDREDS on May school holidays
Written by Craig Duncan April 22nd 2013

The secret to finding cheap holidays abroad this May is a very simple one and is perhaps one that some of you are unaware of. Did you know that in Scotland they don’t have a half term holiday in May? And no school holidays means no hike in prices for holidays abroad. And before you say […]

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Expand your horizons with these 10 essential summer beaches
Written by Samuel Natoli March 20th 2013

Summer is fast approaching and many of you will no doubt be looking forward to lying back on golden, black, or white sands, listening to the comforting sound of the sea as it gently laps the shore. If you haven’t already booked your beach holiday, here are some of our favourites around the world t

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Harlem Shakes on a Plane [Poll]
Written by Juliet Samis March 5th 2013

Are you sick of the Harlem Shake yet? This silly dance that’s sweeping the world has landed plenty of people in trouble, from Australian miners fired for creating a safety hazard to Egyptian protestors who were arrested for doing the Harlem Shake in front of the president. The latest scandal,

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New York State of Mind: fashion vs. the weather
Written by Juliet Samis February 18th 2013

I love dressing up on holiday – it sets the fantasy of holiday life apart from everyday life. You might feel silly wearing street-style-worthy clothes on the school run, but holidays to New York are a chance to let loose and have fun with your wardrobe. But what do you do when the weather does

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Keeping it colourful: New Year’s celebrations you’ll never forget
Written by Juliet Samis December 31st 2012

Another New Year’s Eve sitting by the fire with the cat and a glass of bubbly? I don’t think so! Dotted around Europe are some of the most colourful New Year’s Eve celebrations to be found – whether you prefer putting on the ritz in a luxury hotel or watching fireworks from the street. Here

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Featured Travel Blogger: Bianca from Nomadbiba
Written by Samuel Natoli November 28th 2012

This month we’re featuring Bianca from nomadbiba: explorer, photographer and grastronomer extraordinaire; she was born in London, raised in Caracas, studied in Montreal and worked in Barcelona before she embarked on the life of a full-time nomad. If reading her interview makes you dream of travell

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Halloween Special: Where’s the Scariest Place in the World?
Written by Samuel Natoli October 22nd 2012

This Halloween we’re taking a look at some of the most spine-tingling, blood chilling places in the world – in the USA, Africa, UK and Europe. Can you think of the scariest place you’ve ever been? Remember, only keep reading if you’re not afraid of ghosts… Haunted Tampa

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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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Featured Travel Blogger: Time Travel Turtle
Written by Juliet Samis August 21st 2012

We’re really excited to kick off our featured travel blogger series by catching up with Michael Turtle from Time Travel Turtle – we chat about what he thought of the Olympics, why he started travelling around the world and where he’s off to next: 1. You mentioned that you were recently in

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