January 2014
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Travel Bargains Grow Scarce in Countdown to Super Bowl
If you’ve already bought your tickets for Super Bowl XLVIII (first Sunday in February in New Jersey) but have not yet made arrangements for accommodations, time is running short. You need to get moving quickly to nail down the most affordable deals possible.
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A Botswana Safari adventure
On a sunny May day, I arrived at Maun Airport, slightly wary from my long haul overnight flight from London, but after passing through the customs formalities, I was whisked off to a small plane and my tiredness was soon replace with adrenaline. My long awaited Botswana safari adventure was about to commence.
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Pleasures of the Tuscan countryside
Tuscany has always been synonymous with a touch of class and Tuscan holidays have tended to be enjoyed by those fond of art, good food and history. However, Tuscany covers such a wide range of activities that it is unfair to pigeonhole it to one type of holiday. There are a number of fantastic reasons […]
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Gran Canaria: A Cyclist’s Paradise
When people think of the Canary Islands, thoughts of relaxing on a beach or swimming in clear blue water usually comes to mind. While that’s all well and true, there’s another reason these islands travelers flock here, and that’s the roads. Yes these islands, especially Gran Canaria, are a haven for cyclists. Here’s why this island […]
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5 Great USA cities that aren’t New York City!
OK, so New York City is a great holiday destination, but there are lots of other great USA holiday destinations that you should consider before you make that booking. The United States is HUGE, almost 40 times bigger than the UK to be exact. That leaves a hell of a lot of miles to explore […]
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Simple and easy ways to renew your passport
Are you tired of the long and frustrating procedure of getting your passport renewed? Then step into the new process that renews the passport from the comfort of your home.
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Flight Delay: Glitch in air traffic control center leaves thousands of people stranded!
If you just spent the holiday season completely stressed out over the crowds at the airport and in jam-packed planes, you’re certainly not alone. In fact, just a few weeks ago, a glitch at an air traffic control center left thousands of people stranded, delayed, and completely inconvenienced. This is not always a government problem, […]
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The do’s and don’ts of Destination Weddings
When planning your big day, there are many options to consider. While the vast majority of couples opt for a traditional wedding close to home with their friends and family, a growing number of couples choose instead to have their nuptials performed far away, at a destination wedding. This option not only offers a beautiful […]
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Spectacular UK coastal caravan destinations
The UK is surrounded by some of the most spectacular and beautiful coastline in the world, and if you have a caravan, you really can get up close and personal when you’re exploring the British coast.
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Discovering The Travel Bug By Island Hopping Throughout The Caribbean
While on paper the idea of island hopping might seem reasonably straight forwards, in reality it might become a little trickier. The Caribbean is surrounded by the Caribbean Sea, which covers around 2.7 million km2, meaning that those islands on the map that look as though they are practically touching one another can actually have […]