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Start planning now for Christmas
August 9, 2012
With the last exams frantically finished, and the kids safely off on their summer vacations, you could be forgiven for thinking that the time had come for a bit of relaxation time. After all, for parents and teachers alike, the school term is a demanding time full of requests for help, guidance and improved school food, so surely now you deserve a little time off, right? Read More »
Where to eat in the Caribbean
August 7, 2012
Steeped in a turbulent history, Caribbean food reflects the varied eras and cultures that have formed a unique culture. Fusion is the M.O. in these islands’ cuisine, and shows just how diverse they are: East Indian, African, European, Chinese all being blended, of course, with fresh local ingredients. In addition, dishes have emerged as being completely unique to the area. Read More »
The Olympic Legacy – How to make sure your kids make the most of it
August 2, 2012
We’d all like to think that the Olympics will encourage us to do more exercise. The grim reality is more like the third Monday in January when it’s raining hard and you snuggle under the duvet instead of going out for that run. Read More »
Day Trips in the Lone Star State
July 26, 2012
Texas is an awesome state with plenty to do for all ages and all groups and from: family holidays to high school trips to adventure trips; whatever you're into, Texas has something to suit. Check out the following day-trip suggestions that will help to get you into a Lone Star state of mind: Read More »
The Most Colourful Destinations on Earth
July 6, 2012
Our planet is full of colourful sites, from cities painted all manner of pastel shades, to the deep blue sea, to the verdant grasses of our tropical rainforests. And even those unusual, unnatural colours exist in abundance all around us, electric blues and vibrant reds. So here is a guide to the most colourful destinations on earth, places where the tones of our planet just seem that little bit sharper. Read More »
Five Unusual Holidays on Top of the World
July 2, 2012
Choosing the Arctic Circle for a summer holiday might seem an odd choice to those who need to tick the sun, sea and sand boxes.However, crossing the Arctic Circle in the summer makes sense as temperatures are much higher and some regions are bathed in sunlight fulltime. Read More »
Life is Not a Spectator Sport – How to Get More Involved in this summer’s Sporting Events
June 19, 2012
With a summer full of sporting events, such as Euro 2012, the London Olympics and Wimbledon's own tennis tournament, sports fans around Britain will be spoilt for choice. Yet if sitting around on the sofa watching other people play sport leaves you feeling unsatisfied then there is an alternative – get out and get involved yourself! Read More »
Charitable Work – How do You Choose Yours
June 17, 2012
It’s a sad fact of life that there are an abundance of countries around the world where people endure a standard of living that doesn’t meet modern expectations. The lack of running water, lengthy walks in unbearable heat to source food, and unsanitary conditions leave populations prone to severe and often traumatic crises that elevate them to worldwide status. Read More »
Have a Scam Free Holiday in Cuba
June 17, 2012
For a while there Cuba had a bit of a reputation as a place that tourists should avoid going. Stories of scam artists, bag snatching and increased crime levels kept all but the hardiest of tourists from getting that passport stamp. Its reputation, however, isn’t entirely justified and the reality is that Cuba is no more or less safe than most other countries. Read More »