Articles, tagged with "holidaymakers", page 1
19th September 2011
Illness has affected many holidaymakers in Tunisia, and many claims have been made against tour operators for adequate compensation.
Holidays have been ruined by vomiting, diarrhoea and stomach cramps, often linked to poor standards of health and hygie...
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Author:
Adrian Vultur
09th September 2011
The Reindeers in Lapland are plentiful and you will see more of them in the summer months than in the winter. In the winter months all Reindeer are rounded up and placed nearer to feeding grounds in order to ensure they receive enough to eat over the long...
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Author:
timwoz
13th July 2011
The Midnight Sun in Lapland occurs during the summer months and is a period of time where the sun does not fade, casting 24 hour light in the Northern and Southern parts of the Arctic circle. The further North you are, the longer the Midnight sun will las...
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Author:
timwoz
26th May 2011
Campylobacter and Salmonella food poisoning outbreaks have been reported in the Maldives by holidaymakers returning to the UK.
Typical symptoms of Campylobacter include severe diarrhoea, often with blood, severe stomach cramps and vomiting and the illn...
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Author:
Adrian Vultur
23rd May 2011
Holiday food poisoning risks abroad have increased since the introduction of all inclusive holiday hotels in Turkey, Egypt, The Dominican Republic, Spain, Tunisia, The Maldives, Morocco, Cuba and Mexico.
Hundreds of cases of holiday food poisoning have...
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Author:
Adrian Vultur
16th May 2011
Hundreds of holiday sickness claims after diarrhoea and vomiting bouts have been made by holidaymakers returning from Tunisia during the past 18 months and many all inclusive hotels have come under the spotlight for the wrong reasons.
If you suffer hol...
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Author:
Adrian Vultur
04th April 2011
Cases of food poisoning in Morocco have increased over the past few years and hundreds of holidaymakers are making claims against tour operators when they return to the UK.
Food poisoning can affect all age groups but can cause serious illness in young...
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Author:
Adrian Vultur
23rd March 2011
Did you know you can make a compensation claim in the UK for food poisoning in Cuba providing the illness was caused by the negligence of the tour operator?
Hundreds of cases of food poisoning and holiday illness have been reported by holidaymakers ret...
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Author:
Adrian Vultur
04th March 2011
Disease and illness have affected hundreds of holidaymakers in the Dominican Republic during the past 18 months and many claims have been made against tour operators for adequate compensation.
Holidays have been ruined by vomiting, diarrhoea and stomac...
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Author:
Adrian Vultur
11th December 2010
Whether you’re a culture-vulture or a party animal or even a bit of both, you’ll have no trouble planning an evening out in Gran Canaria. This fail-safe destination features something for everyone from thumping beats to theatre sets which is perhaps what ...
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Author:
emilybpd
21st January 2010
Europe's Mediterranean has long held an allure for tourists from other European countries and further afield. Reports indicate that many Irish holidaymakers, especially, will be spending their holidays in the Mediterranean. Two of the islands on the Irish...
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Author:
Robert Palmer
03rd March 2009
Usually when people envision having a cruise ship job, they think of a huge liner a dozen stories high, full of thousands of holidaymakers enjoying their voyage aboard a floating resort, which is well equipped with just about every facility and service yo...
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Author:
Neil Maxwell Keys
05th September 2008
Jamaica is without doubt a paradise waiting to be explored. The excitement of swimming besides a dolphin is the dream of many. Dolphin Cove in Ocho Rios in Jamaica offer this valuable experience that you can only capture in film. Dolphin is the most intel...
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Author:
Jhye