An all-inclusive holiday to Mexico could be the ideal option for your summer getaway this year. Mexico is one of the most popular destinations for all-inclusive deals – the beautiful year-round climate and stunning beaches probably have something to do with that. So if you have your heart set on Mexico, going all-inclusive is certainly [...]
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5 Relaxation and Adventure Holidays Around the World
May 20th, 2013 
LizzieDavey Summer is just around the corner which means you’re probably gearing up for a holiday filled with sun, sea, and sand. Whilst these traits are a major priority for many travellers, a holiday also offers the perfect opportunity to explore another culture and experience a new adventure. If you’re looking for the best of both [...]
Here’s a 28 Hour Time Lapse Video of The Dubai Skyline
May 14th, 2013 Thomas Gibbs Dubai has long been known as a destination for decadence. From the height of the Burj Khalifa to the other-wordly extravagance of the palm islands… the place just screams excess from the top of every building. Butt this amazing time lapse video showing the evolution of a day in Dubai gives this well known euro [...]
5 Must See Destinations When Visiting Los Angeles
May 13th, 2013 Thomas Gibbs Founded in the 1800’s by Spanish governor Felipe de Neve, Los Angeles is the largest metropolitan area in the state of California. The city is also a leading world center for business, entertainment, international trade, culture, media, fashion, sports, technology, education, medicine and research. And if you’re visiting Los Angeles for the very first time, [...]
Things to Know and Do Before Driving in the U.K.
May 3rd, 2013 Guest Blogger Driving in a new place, more so in a new country, is a challenge. There are many things to consider and learn before you hit the road there. You have to have the appropriate driver’s license. You need to familiarize yourself with the routes to ensure you don’t get lost while going to your destinations [...]
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All About English Cuisine
April 7th, 2013 Guest Blogger English cuisine may not be as popular as the other cuisines offered by its European neighbors, but it’s still a delicious mix of dishes that is hearty and reflect the country’s long tradition and rich culture. Eastern and continental Europe has been a major influence on the development of English cuisine, and this is quite [...]
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Where to Go for Entertainment in South Florida
March 19th, 2013 Guest Blogger The southern part of Florida in the U.S. is a center of financial institutions, international trade, culture, arts and entertainment. Its capital Miami is a popular tourist destination and one that’s been featured in many television shows in the past. Who could ever forget the famous Miami Vice that starred Don Johnson. One of the [...]
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Ice Cream Cone Currency Calculator
March 8th, 2013 Thomas Gibbs Being a traveling buff myself, I can say that I’ve eaten ice cream in at least a handful of the countries. I know Cornetto’s in Australia are ridiculously expensive… and I do know that you can pretty much survive on ice cream in Thailand for pennies a day. Truth be told, I’ve heard that Ice [...]
Best Places to Bring Mom on Mother’s Day
March 8th, 2013 Guest Blogger Mothers, regardless of their age, deserve a special treat from the whole family on the day designated for them. Whether you prepare a small gathering at home or you go out, what matters is you make them feel loved and appreciated for all the efforts they’ve done through the years. If your family prefers to [...]
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How to Slash the Cost of Your Holiday Cover
March 1st, 2013 AlanHorton If you’ve never had to claim on your travel insurance, it’s easy to dismiss it as an unnecessary extra. However, if you end up needing medical assistance overseas, the bill could run into thousands of pounds even for something as simple as a broken leg. But that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t try to take advantage [...]