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07th September 2009
I love a McDonalds for a quick fix but how many McDonalds is acceptable to eat in your diet? There has been a lot of bad press recently especially in Europe for families eating way too many McDonalds and it effecting their children’s health. For me thou... Read >
Author: dsmfood01st September 2009
Wessex is renowned for making a big impact at The Lawns show near Hull, and 2009 will be no exception. Alongside our perennially popular Milbourne Contemporary and Milbourne Classic lodges, which have received a major makeover for 2010, we will be launch... Read >
Author: nmaidment01st September 2009
Wessex is renowned for making a big impact at The Lawns show near Hull, and 2009 will be no exception. Alongside our perennially popular Milbourne Contemporary and Milbourne Classic lodges, which have received a major makeover for 2010, we will be launch... Read >
Author: nmaidment30th August 2009
Brighton has been a popular tourist destination since at least as far back as the 19th Century. So popular has the town been over the last two centuries, for nearly a hundred years the beach-side boasted two pleasure piers to entertain the masses who flo... Read >
Author: MarkeD15th August 2009
When holidaying or travelling abroad, it is vital to plan and organise every aspect of the trip thoroughly, particularly in the arrangement of transportation. Finding a reliable but cost effective means of transport can be both a costly and very involved ... Read >
Author: Admin12th August 2009
Madrid is the capital of the British holiday maker's favourite holiday destination, Spain. The country that has great holiday locations, such as the Costa Blanca and the Costa del Sol, with gorgeous weather all year round, home of great sports and great s... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer30th July 2009
The irresistible temptation of the Turkish property market is driving increasing numbers of potential investors to look at the most ideal regions of the country for purchasing. For strong growth and yield potential, the preferred coastal tourism areas off... Read >
Author: Melissa Chappell10th July 2009
The economic crisis has an iron grip on the UK, causing millions of Britons to hold back on spending and only buy things that they really need. This has meant that many people have seen a vast reduction on life's simple pleasures, and even some of the t... Read >
Author: Andrew Regan07th July 2009
The Association of Personal Injury Lawyers has warned that many British holiday makers could be seriously under compensated if they suffer some form of personal injury whilst abroad and booked there holiday independently.
The travellers who avoid trava... Read >
Author: seamus22nd June 2009
Well, my dear friends, this time I am going to tell you a story on how to have a great holiday not far away from your home and on a small budget. So, as I see it, there are two main objectives, to get greatest pleasure from and spend as little money on th... Read >
Author: TravisOl19th June 2009
Well, my dear friends, this time I am going to tell you a story on how to have a great holiday not far away from your home and on a small budget. So, as I see it, there are two main objectives, to get greatest pleasure from and spend as little money on th... Read >
Author: TravisOl13th June 2009
Holiday parks have been UK family favourites for many years, many of the most popular and well known resorts have been going since the 1930s and have hosted millions of families vacations ever since. With the dawning of the commercial flight industry man... Read >
Author: Lee Lazarus13th June 2009
This year we’ll be pretty concerned about our summer holidays, the annual trip to the sun drenched beaches is under threat due to the rising costs of flying on an airplane. For decades we’ve enjoyed the ability to book a flight and a hotel and fly aw... Read >
Author: Lee Lazarus09th June 2009
When people talk about taking a holiday they often dream of exotic and foreign lands, but that's really not necessary. You can take a 'staycation' or a holiday vacation that lets you stay close to home. If you think that sounds boring, it's quite likely t... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer08th June 2009
This year we’ll be pretty concerned about our summer holidays, the annual trip to the sun drenched beaches is under threat due to the rising costs of flying on an airplane. For decades we’ve enjoyed the ability to book a flight and a hotel and fl... Read >
Author: Phil Adams-Wright08th June 2009
Holiday parks have been UK family favourites for many years, many of the most popular and well known resorts have been going since the 1930s and have hosted millions of families vacations ever since. With the dawning of the commercial flight industry man... Read >
Author: Phil Adams-Wright17th April 2009
People often think of an African holiday as a ‘once in a lifetime experience’ and don’t realise that it can actually be just as good value, and significantly more exotic, than heading for Europe. Particularly this year, when British holiday makers ... Read >
Author: OllyS17th April 2009
With the Euro now almost matching the pound and the credit crunch forcing families to spend their money wisely, more and more people are turning their backs on foreign destinations and opting to holiday in the UK. “Stay-cationing”, as the media is dub... Read >
Author: sarahainslie07th April 2009
There are so many places to visit in the European continent. One of the famous destinations is Marbella in Spain. Marbella is beside the Mediterranean and is one of the cities in Andalusia. As a beach resort on the Costa del Sol it’s a favourite destina... Read >
Author: John Thompson17th March 2009
Like most Brits you are probably looking for an exotic holiday with gorgeous crystal seas and sparkling sands, spending a fair few pounds and air miles while you’re at it! Foreign holidays to far away lands can prove expensive but it doesn’t have to b... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer10th March 2009
The credit crunch is undoubtedly having some impact on everyone but despite everyone feeling the pinch experts don’t anticipate a major downturn in the number of British tourists taking an annual holiday abroad. As people face increased stress in their ... Read >
Author: John Thompson03rd December 2008
Seaside vacations are becoming increasing admired in the United Kingdom mainly because of the recent financial crisis to hit the world. Travelling out of the country can be fairly costly and involves a lot of hassle and preparation whereas a day trip to a... Read >
Author: chloeramsbottom01st December 2008
If you are looking for a top class British holiday then you will be hard pushed to beat the Isle of Wight and the beautiful town of Shanklin. Shanklin is well known to cater for people whatever their age and is ideal for both a weekend away or a longer we... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer27th November 2008
Opting to not take out insurance is a risky gamble; you never know what is around the corner, choose not to insure your car for a few hundred pounds a year and you could face paying thousands of pounds on legal and medical fees along with any damages ca... Read >
Author: barryloughran@live.co.uk30th October 2008
With the collapse of XL this summer, it seems prices have nearly doubled as people ensure they do not miss out totally on their holidays. With demand to rebook flights increasing at a staggering rate, prices are flying high in a bid to deal with all enqui... Read >
Author: barryloughran@live.co.uk27th October 2008
The credit crunch may be a source of anxiety to those from abroad travelling to Britain for work or pleasure. However, it also has opportunities for British resident wishing to spend a short break or off season holiday in our lovely island. Certainly our ... Read >
Author: Tony Lucas24th September 2008
If you’re thinking of an overseas property investment, buying property in Turkey is an attractive option. In recent years Turkey has become a firm favourite with British holiday makers as there are direct flights between the two countries. The beaches a... Read >
Author: Dale Campbell08th September 2008
Within hours of British holiday companies reporting a surge of people taking an overseas holiday, the Bank of England issued yet another warning that the British economy could be in recession within the next six months.
Over in mainland Europe, countri... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer20th July 2008
Credit cards have become a prominent part of modern day life with British consumers using them to pay from everything from the household bills to purchasing a new car. More people have also started to use them abroad on their holidays as a convenient way ... Read >
Author: Danielle Fletcher27th June 2008
Millions of Brits escape abroad for their holiday breaks, and a new report by moneyextra.com suggests that paying a holiday using a credit card is the best way to go.
Reports by Moneyextra.com show that the credit card offers good financial cover for... Read >
Author: Mildred25th June 2008
The horrendous May Public Holiday weather and heavy deluge which met commuters on their way back to work on the Tuesday, following an extended weekend, has led to a large increase in orders for vacations abroad. Many people it seems are trying to duck awa... Read >
Author: Amy Whittingham21st June 2008
A rapidly increasing number of Britons is putting their travel insurance at risk by booking different parts of their trip separately, a new study carried out by Marks & Spencer (M&S) Money has recently revealed.
According to the research, an increase i... Read >
Author: Sofia Abasolo09th April 2008
Its official, the Spanish property market is out of favour with today's property investors. Over the last 10 years Spain has become one of the most popular property investment markets in both Europe and worldwide, but recently has seen an about turn and a... Read >
Author: Robert Griggs13th February 2008
When you go on holiday you go with the intention of escaping from the stress and hassle of working life, you want the chance to sit by a swimming pool basking in the sun in peace. This ideal seems in contrast to the typical British holiday; being crammed... Read >
Author: Andy Adams14th November 2007
Evergreen Mallorca has scored a stunning success this year by being the British holidaymakers island of choice for their annual getaway, and has now capped a successful summer by being top destination for the autumn season too.One travel site has reported... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer14th November 2007
The number of motorhome and caravan holidays taken by British holiday-makers is on the increase – as people look for a fun alternative to overseas travel. But for many first-timers, the prospect of buying a new motorhome can be an overwhelming process.... Read >
Author: lazyurl10th October 2007
Popular TV soap and the world's longest running drama, Coronation Street, has boosted interest in the island of Malta, according to a British based Malta hotel and holidays guide.Aired in the summer, the soap ran a storyline of two of Coronation Street's ... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer03rd October 2007
So summer�s here and it�s holiday time! July-August is the peak time to take a break in the UK because as soon as the schools shut up shop for six weeks the parents are raring to get away from it all. The suitcases, sun cream, buckets and spades are ... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer21st August 2007
Benidorm is situated on the Costa Blanca on the east coast of Spain. It is probably the Costa Blanca’s liveliest resort town and has long been a favourite with British visitors embarking on Spain holidays. Benidorm offers a variety of things to see and ... Read >
Author: Harry Lawrance13th August 2007
The UK's favourite TV soap and the world's longest running drama, Coronation Street, has boosted interest in the island of Malta, according to a UK based Malta holidays guide.
Aired in late July and early August, the soap ran a storyline with two of Co... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer27th July 2007
As one of Europe's most enduring romantic and historical cities, Paris has continued to capture the attention of travellers from around the world for centuries. British holiday-makers in particular have enjoyed a long relationship with Paris, partly as a ... Read >
Author: Andrew Regan05th July 2007
Holiday making in England usually makes one think of English beaches like Brighton, shopping in Oxford Street and the endless rain showers that seem to happen just when you are about to go outside. This is only one aspect of British holidays though. There... Read >
Author: Krishan Bakhru27th May 2007
New holiday arrivals on the sunshine island of Malta are set to reverse the decline of recent years after the introduction of new routes from the island's core UK market, and recent news suggests that other European airlines could soon be landing at Malta... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer16th May 2007
Summertime is almost upon us and soon we will all be keeping our fingers crossed that it is a lovely sunny summertime. In no time the beaches in Britian will be starting to get busy and some of the British holiday hot spots like Blackpool and Cleethorpes ... Read >
Author: Monkey Man18th April 2007
The Costa del Sol experienced its first rush of popularity with British holiday
makers in the 1960´s with the advent of the "package holiday."
The intoxicating mix of guaranteed sunshine, cheap beer, safe, sandy beaches
combined with the opportuni... Read >
Author: Ruth Polak05th December 2006
With independent travel increasing year on year, more destinations are accessible to exploration by British holiday makers. Car hire is an essential aspect of independent travel for many, with 1 in 5 (9.3 million) British holiday makers hiring a car to ... Read >
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