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The most impressive UNESCO World Heritage sites in Greece (interactive map)
Written by Samuel Natoli June 10th 2013

A map of ancient Greece shows just how central to the world’s development the country was. Amazingly, the Greeks were responsible for building five of the seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Although none of those still exist today in Greece, the country does boast 17 UNESCO World Heritage Sit

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What can I expect at an inexpensive all-inclusive resort?
Written by Samuel Natoli May 17th 2013

When you’re on holiday, you shouldn’t have to worry about a thing – it’s all about escaping the daily grind, relaxing and recharging. That’s why all-inclusive packages have soared in popularity in recent years, as has the number of resorts offering the all-in service. Fortunately, there

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What are Half Board Holidays & Should you Book One?
Written by Samuel Natoli April 22nd 2013

One of the best parts about going on holiday is not having to cook meals or wash up afterwards. If you like to be out and about during the day, though, being tied to your hotel’s timetable may feel restrictive – particularly if you have some important tanning to do! With so many different board

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Slope off for a Piste of the Action this Winter
Written by Juliet Samis December 19th 2012

We’re pleased to host another guest writer, this time from Purple Parking 🙂 If you’re keen to get out on the piste this season but don’t know where to head, the choice of destinations can be overwhelming. France may be a failsafe, but if you’re looking for something a little different

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5 simple tips for saving big on your ski trip
Written by Juliet Samis November 22nd 2012

Hello HolidayHypers! We’re pleased to host a guest writer from Quidco, the UK’s number one cashback and voucher code website. Winter has arrived which means if you’re of a skiing persuasion you’ll be eyeing continental weather reports and planning a trip to the mountains. Those who hit t

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Top 3 Reasons to visit Florida, Sunshine State
Written by Samuel Natoli October 12th 2012

This month we’re featuring Florida, home of Disney World and orange groves, the Kennedy Space Center, SeaWorld, Miami Beach, Lake Buena Vista and so much more… This is one of the sunniest, happiest states in south-eastern USA, attracting millions of tourists every year, and not just for spri

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Travelling with Kids? Book a half-term trip that won’t cost a packet
Written by Samuel Natoli October 3rd 2012

Even though the kids are back in the classrooms, it can be difficult not to think of taking a holiday, perhaps to a spot where it’s warmer or there’s a sandy beach nearby. If you’re lucky enough to have booked a late holiday this October half-term, here are some tips to keep in mind when [&hel

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Turkey Summer Holidays: Suitcase Checklist
Written by Juliet Samis August 8th 2012

We’re so excited to be featuring Turkey this month, highlighting some of our best deals to resorts in Antalya, Bodrum, Dalaman and Izmir. If you’re thinking of booking a holiday this summer, stay tuned for a month of tips to the country of two continents (Europe and Asia), a place that’s full

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The Biggest Diet Dangers You’ll Encounter on Holiday
Written by Juliet Samis July 10th 2012

Unless you’re Megan Fox or Tatum Channing, the thought of stripping down to a swimsuit in the Costa Brava might not fill you with glee. Add to that the all-inclusive buffets, snacks by the pool and boozy lunches, and you might as well put Jenny Craig on speed dial. Don’t worry. We’ve compiled

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Souvenirs From Afar: What do you buy for your family and friends?
Written by Juliet Samis May 18th 2012

One way to really experience the thrill of travelling is to bring home gifts for everyone to share. Often the memories of your trip are caught up in the tastes and smells of the place, which is why it’s a great idea to buy things to eat and drink (just make sure you check customs […]

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