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Tips for Great Europe Trips
Heading abroad is never the easiest thing to do – but it’s made all the more challenging when you’re unfortunate enough to suffer from a pre-existing medical condition. As such, we thought today we’d take the time to highlight five reasons why you shouldn’t worry when travelling with a condition. You’re not that restricted …
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With a fascinating history that stretches over two millennia, York is one of England’s most captivating cities – not mention the father (or mother) of New York. York is also one of the country’s most beguiling, as its position at the confluence of two rivers, its skyline dominated by a soaring cathedral, and its series …
While there are literally thousands of lakes layered across the landscape of Britain, tell someone you’re ‘heading to the lakes’ here, and they will immediately know precisely which set your setting off for. That’s because there is a group of ponds so ravishing, so romantic, and so revered throughout the land that they’ve become …
If there is one thing that seemingly everybody on the planet agrees on about Venice, it’s that it is an utterly unique place. Yes, this sinking lagoon city festooned with romance is like nowhere else on the planet. And almost all of us dream about seeing it once. If there was another thing …
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I have no problem at all admitting that I hang out in bars when I travel, and believe it or not, it’s actually not entirely about the drinks. No, nearly every country in the world has managed to develop its own unique style of traditional drinking den, which often up offering some of the best …
Here’s a guest post written by a friend of the site about a subject very close to my heart: travelling to lesser known places. Enjoy. If you’re tired of jostling with crowds to get the best views or fed up of spending hours in endless queues when you’re supposed to be holiday, you should head …
Even though I spent plenty of time in Malaysia back in 2012, I never actually made it to its fascinating Asian neighbor nation of Indonesia. As this year comes to a close though, and I start making plans for travel in 2017, I can’t help but think the time might be finally right to make it …
Here’s some good travel advice from a friend of mine … enjoy It’s very easy to forget something when your mind is occupied with something else. When you are getting ready to go away on holiday, you probably have several balls juggled in the air, and you might be in danger of something important slipping …
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While places like Phuket, Ko Phi Phi, and Krabi are usually the first spots penciled in on a trip to the shores of Southeast Asia’s Andaman Sea, I’d like to humbly suggest another for your consideration: Langkawi. The aforementioned Thai jewels are definitely some of the region’s most ravishing, but I’m telling you, the Malaysian …
Walking is hands-down one of the most popular pastimes in my newly adopted home of Britain, and since I was recently in South Devon (easily one of its most ravishing regions), I figured it was time to get out there and give it a whirl. While great British walks take many forms, from treks along …
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