The travel experts at MyBaggage.com have identified some of the most unusual laws from across the globe. It’s always a good idea to check the laws of the country you’re heading to avoid a heavy fine, possible imprisonment or just an embarrassment.
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A Guide to Tipping in 20 Countries: British tourists should tip high in the USA, less in Europe, not at all in parts of East Asia and give items in Iran, according to international gratuities advice.
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Red House Farm near to Dunham Massey Hall and Gardens is not hosting the usual Maize Maze this year. Instead they are expanding the courtyard of activities so it becomes its own complete day out. Expect all-time favourites and some new attractions.
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For parents who have just separated, taking your children on holiday without the other partner can be a daunting prospect; you will have to do everything yourself whilst also being aware of the other’s absence. You may have already had a partial experience of taking your children away and your other half joining you part-way through, but this will be different.
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More and more people are looking for holidays where they can combine different activities with spending time together as a family, rather than opting for the traditional beach holiday. There is steady growth in educational holidays for adults and children and one sector is in Language Holidays. One of the companies that runs Day, Residential and Family French Summer Camps in the beautiful village of Morzine in the French Alps, is Alpine French School.
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Travel writer Paul Wojnicki tells us about his experiences of organising a holiday with Little Clogs . Find out how he took his family on holidays to Holland, coming by ferry to IJmuiden, exploring it’s beaches, visiting Dolfinarium at Harderwijk and ‘play and attractions area’ and a safari park at Beekse Bergen.
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The best part about ski resort in Swedish Vemdalen is that it’s very similar to Lapland but with milder temperatures. We’re still talking minus eight but compared to minus twenty or thirty there’s a big difference for the kids. The flight time is considerably less too, around two-and-a-half hours as opposed to Lapland’s four hours, and the season lasts longer
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Holland, or The Netherlands, might not be the first place we think of when booking our family holiday. Well known for its famous cities, its cheese, clogs, tulips and windmills it attracts tourists from all over the world. Beyond this though, it is an ideal holiday destination for families and especially for families with babies and toddlers. Its family friendly attitude, numerous holiday accommodation solutions and family friendly attractions do make it an obvious holiday choice for little ones.
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What we used to consider as holiday priorities pre-children (as hot as possible, somewhere far away, and maybe a trek or some scuba diving if we were feeling adventurous) do seem a million miles away once we have little ones in tow! However, what may seem like a distant memory can simply be viewed in a different way if you know where to look. . .
A recently launched baby and toddler holiday provider based in Altrincham, Little Clogs Holidays, has set up to promote Holland and Belgium as ideal destinations for families, and particularly for families with babies and toddlers.
The school holidays are an exciting opportunity to spend time together as a family and pursue the activities you can’t fit in during term time. Check out our advice below to find out how you can entertain your little ones during the summer break.
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One of the most over-used phrases in the travel industry is “trip of a lifetime”. I hate it because it
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