Hooray! You’ve just got engaged and want a wedding that you will never forget. I strongly believe that anybody with a love of travel should get married abroad – not only does this make the occasion extra special, but it also means that the country will always have a special significance to you both.
Any food lover who enjoys the little luxuries in life will get a real kick out of Bologna. This is a charming medieval Italian city nestled in the Emilia-Romagna region, where you will find superb culture and tantalising cuisine. This has lead many to claim that it is the “gastronomic capital” of Italy – a strong statement indeed!
Thrill-seekers will want to pack their bags for Austria in February 2017, as the Austrian Alps will be home to one of the most highly anticipated winter sports events of the year. This is also a superb area for shredding powder, giving you all the ingredients for an unforgettable trip.
Parents always have fears that their older kids will become bored or not have a good time on holiday. This is an understandable concern, as there is nothing worse than putting up with a moody teenager whilst abroad! It is for this reason that I think it is crucial to pick somewhere that has many activities to keep them happy and entertained at all times.
Looking to whisk your partner away for a special weekend? There are many great romantic European cities, but would recommend an alternative destination: the amazing ski resort of Chamonix in the pretty Haute-Savoie region of south-east France.
Trying to decide on a fun winter holiday for the family? It is much trickier to decide on a winter destination when you have teenagers than it is in the summer, as you will need somewhere with plenty of activities to keep them entertained day and night. This is why a ski holiday is a great choice, and resorts like Breuil Cervinia boast plenty of options both on and off the slopes for a fun-packed, memorable and valuable trip.
I think that taking a festive break in December is a great way to unwind, escape the stresses and gloomy weather back home and get in the mood for the holidays. Europe is rife with enchanting cities that come to life around this time of year, but there is one place which is a fantastic destination for any traveller looking for something a little bit different and off beat – Geneva.
We all have enormous lists of destinations that we’d love to visit on a city break. One place that I think is somewhat of a hidden gem is Granada, which is located in southern Spain’s Andalusia region, in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada mountains.
Landlocked between Romania and Ukraine, Moldova is regarded as “off the beaten path” and is one of the least-visited countries in Europe. Despite this, Moldova has an unmistakable charm thanks to its beautiful countryside, remote location, and agrarian landscape (agriculture is crucial to its economy). It produces some of the finest wines in all of Europe, ensuring that the wine-tourism industry is thriving here. If you find yourself in Moldova, touring the wineries is a must.
If you are looking for a slightly more upscale holiday resort and you enjoy the little luxuries in life, you may find that Costa Adeje, on Tenerife, is best suited to your taste. This newish resort is lined with plush hotels, modern attractions, high-end shopping, classy bars and sophisticated restaurants. As with the rest of the island, you will also find gorgeous beaches, blazing sun and a friendly and welcoming atmosphere.
Yachts, millionaires, upscale casinos, Formula 1, high-rise hotels touching the clouds and prodigious wealth are what come to mind when discussing Monaco. This certainly makes it a great holiday destination for those looking to experience the high life, and you will not be disappointed as it certainly lives up to its reputation as a playground for the rich and famous.
Cold and gloomy England is not a particularly inspiring place during the winter months. It is this reason why more and more are fleeing the drizzly UK for a winter sun holiday where you can catch some rays, soak up some culture and recharge your batteries.
The entire dynamic of a family vacation changes once your kids become slightly older. It opens up many possibilities and allows you to soak up more culture and enjoy stress-free evenings in fancy restaurants. However, there is also a lot of pressure to keep the kids happy, entertained and engaged.
