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Alternative Ayia Napa
Written by Samuel Natoli August 22nd 2014

  Long before Ayia Napa came to mean staying up until sunrise, water-based shindigs out in the balmy Med and British bars interspersed between the tavernas along the waterfront, the name of the place actually meant ‘Holy Valley’ in Greek. This once-modest fishing village on Cyrpus’ south-

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What do we really want to eat on a flight?
Written by Lauren August 12th 2014

  British Airways have recently added the traditional favourite fish and chips to their menu for short-haul flights. It’s a bold move but it remains to be seen whether it will successfully change the impression that many of us have of airline food. The meals we get on flights are one of those

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Top 6 sunset spots in the world
Written by Adele Grant July 11th 2014

What is it about a stunning sunset? Is it the atmosphere which accompanies it, the captivating sun-lit sky, or the breathtaking setting that surrounds you? Whatever it is, each sunset is unique from the waters of the Mediterranean to the deserts of Egypt. We know there are plenty of places which cl

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The Top Clubs in Ibiza
Written by Dan Pilkington June 23rd 2014

If you’re wondering which are the best clubs in Ibiza then you’ve come to the right place. Whether you’re looking for the biggest club in Ibiza or the best beach clubs in Ibiza, we’ve covered all the top spots here so you can head to the island full of excitement.  Prepare for days and nigh

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Up and coming stars in Cuba’s art scene
Written by Craig Duncan June 13th 2014

  Cuba has long been a place of great curiosity for travellers, with its crumbling buildings, antiquated automobiles and politically-charged atmosphere. A thriving contemporary art scene has enjoyed a not-so-quiet revolution in recent years though, providing another reason to visit this fascina

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32 Reasons You Will Put on Weight While Watching the World Cup
Written by Ian Crawford June 13th 2014

After much anticipation and hype, the 2014 World Cup is finally here, so Holiday Hypermarket have decided to take a culinary tour of all the countries participating. 32 different snacks and 32 different drinks from across the globe, from Croatia to Mexico, each contributed by a local food blogger.

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60 years of holiday music memories – what will be the tune of 2014?
Written by Faye Leonard May 19th 2014

60s… Rolling Stones, (I can’t get no) Satisfaction We were flocking to the Great British countryside for a camping break or sunning ourselves on the beaches of Blackpool and Newquay with Mick Jagger blasting out of our Minis. 70s… Village People, YMCA This was the decade we jumped

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6 of the most weird and wonderful eco-friendly hotels
Written by Louise Webster May 12th 2014

When you are jetting off on holiday it’s hard to imagine how you can be green and help conserve the environment. We have compiled a list of the top eco-friendly hotels leading the way by being as environmentally conscious as possible. If you want to ‘go green’, these are the ho

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Why We Love These Honeymoon Destinations (And You Should,Too!)
Written by Faye Leonard April 29th 2014

Every bride-to-be has an image of how they want to start married life. We understand that picking the perfect honeymoon can be stressful, so we have rounded up the most amazing honeymoon destinations to make it that little bit easier for you. Kenya Best for – The Adventure Bride Kenya is perfe

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Holiday Like a Celebrity in the Maldives
Written by Louise Webster April 7th 2014

Fancy holidaying like royalty this summer, how about a journey to the Maldives? Kate and William have just returned from staying in the Cheval Blanc hotel on Randheli Island, Noonu Atoll which is part of the luxurious Louis Vuitton Moet Hennessy group. Our own royal couple are not the only blue-bloo

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