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Cancun-Riviera Maya Food and Wine Festival
Written by Faye Leonard March 7th 2014

Lush tropical forests, intriguing underwater caves and some of the most blindingly white sands in the world: this is the Mexican Caribbean  – also known as the Riviera Maya. Making it into our top-ten most popular holiday destinations for last year, visitors need few other reasons to book holiday

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Couple, romantic city breaks
Top destinations for a romantic city break
Written by Kevin Grace February 13th 2014

Thoughts naturally turn to romance at this time of year and with Valentine’s Day almost here, there’s only a couple of days left to plan a surprise for your partner! Getting away from your daily lives and exploring a city for the first time allows you to recapture the magic of your first meeting

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Top 5 Money Saving Tips for your 2014 Holidays
Written by Deborah Hudson February 5th 2014

Well it’s that time of year again were we are trying to decide where we go on our summer holidays! And in today’s current climate every penny counts, we are all wanting more from our hard earned cash, so the million dollar question is should we book early to get to the best deal? More […]

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Celebrity holiday hotspots
Written by Samuel Natoli January 27th 2014

Nothing makes you feel like a star like when you get the A-list treatment on holiday. But if you are an A-lister all the time, where do you go to chill out? Read on to discover the favourite holiday spots of the stars… Dubai With vending machines that distribute gold bars, the highest skyscrap

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Summer Fashion Don’ts
Written by Faye Leonard January 22nd 2014

Here at HolidayHypermarket we embrace the summer and everything that comes with it. Over the years we have all been guilty of the odd fashion faux pas. It happens year after year the streets and beaches are suddenly overcome by unflattering and ill-fitting fashion statements. We may shrug our should

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Great ideas for family holidays in Italy
Written by Samuel Natoli January 17th 2014

Family is a big deal in Italy and there is hardly another country in the world where your kids will be made to feel more welcome on holiday. What’s more, with miles of rambling countryside, thrilling theme parks and tasty cuisine, Italy will capture their imagination just as much as yours. So

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Tips on keeping your New Year resolutions
Written by Faye Leonard January 13th 2014

It’s been 2 weeks since we made our annual New Year resolutions, we have put great effort in trying to keep these up. Unfortunately many of us never keep to these and by the time we’ve finished that last selection box off our ‘new year resolutions’ are a thing of the past. That’s how it [&

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Temple of Poseidon in Cape Sounion in Greece
Exploring Greece one day-trip at a time
Written by Samuel Natoli January 10th 2014

Greece is an incredible destination for holidaymakers the world over. With a history that ranges from a mythical pantheon of gods to Mediterranean culture that has defined its modern character, Greece holidays are dynamic, diverse and delicious. Despite the large number of resort or package holidays

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What’s it like to go on holiday solo?
Written by Samuel Natoli December 23rd 2013

You want a break from the family, your schedule doesn’t fit in with everyone else’s, or perhaps you just want to do your own thing. No matter the reason, travelling solo has become a more common concept in recent years as hundreds of people choose to face the road by themselves. But what are the

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Stars in their skies: the celebrity pilots who fly for fun
Written by Samuel Natoli December 16th 2013

Part of the excitement of going on holiday is getting on the plane knowing that you’ll soon be touching down somewhere new and exciting. But just imagine how much more exciting it would be if you were flying the plane! Well, some celebrities do just that. With the recent news that former Countdown

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