Oct
30
By Grace A.
Planning to celebrate Halloween in
San Francisco?

It’s a sure thing that you will be spoilt for choice! Where better to celebrate the outlandish and macabre than in one of the fun-est locales in the world? Here are some options…
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Oct
16
By Anita Choudhary
No trip to Spain should ever overlook spending time in
Bilbao, especially if you are taking a family vacation to this culturally prolific country.

It is situated in Basque Country and is Vizcaya’s capital city in a picturesque landscape on the banks of a tidal…
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Oct
11
By Rob Callan
Villa D’este was once a private refuge for the Catholic clergy. Commissioned by the Cardinal Ippolito II D’este in the 17th century this UNESCO World Heritage Site is now home to ticket holders.

The Villa has an amazing décor with each room having it’s own…
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Oct
8
By Phil McDonald
If you close your eyes and think of Orlando then I bet Mickey and Minnie aren’t too far away.

The whole city is in love with Disney and the world has flocked to Walt Disney World Resort ever since the 60s, making… read full article
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Oct
5
By Grace A.
Oslo, Norway is located at the head of the Oslo Fjord. And in a country famous for its fjords, the name is slightly confusing as technically speaking, the Oslo Fjord is actually a bay.

But that is where the confusion…
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Sep
26
By Thom Harding
The world heritage city of
Bath in Somerset, England is well-known for its beautiful Abbey and for the natural hot springs housed in the ancient
Roman Baths.

Especially now that the public baths have been re-opened to the public (in a brand…
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Sep
23
By Paul Crompton
Vancouver, situated in British Columbia, Canada, is consistently ranked as one of the world’s most liveable cities – the city is well policed, has good infrastructure,

and is wealthy and cultured, and is considered to be an extremely family friendly place.
The temperate climate during…
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Sep
3
By Thom Harding
For any visitor attempting to get an idea of London’s thriving and revolutionary art scene, a walk along the bankside district of the Thames is an ideal place to start.

Just west of Tower Bridge, the Jubilee Walkway runs along the south bank of…
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Sep
2
By Barbara Diggs
Paris is filled with gardens and parks with luscious green lawns that simply beg for you to flop down on them with a blanket, baguette, cheese and a good bottle of wine.

But more often than not, just as…
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Jul
17
By Travel Agony Aunt

Dear Travel Agony Aunt, We are a family of six, two adults four children. Have a villa already booked but require two overnight stops in northern sardinia. We just need somewhere basic and nice and cheap can you advise? Teresa, from Cardiff
Dear Teresa,
Responding to…
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Jul
10
By Marion
Pet-Friendly Airways

Travel On The Dollar lists the
5 most pet-friendly airlines of 2009 according to
Petfinder.com. The five air companies are United Airlines, American Airlines, which specializes in transporting zoo animals, the budget-friendly Aitran, JetBlue Airways, which offers…
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Jul
5
By Paul Crompton
Dubai is a destination which can honestly please just about everyone. The city is extraordinarily safe for children and kidnappings are almost completely unheard of.

It’s most advisable to travel in between the months of October to April, as before…
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Topic: Travel with kids |
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Jun
24
By Ami K. Goemans
It's hard enough trying to find places that the entire family will want to visit. Add in your little toddler and you will definitely have your hands full, with your little ones yawning away at all the fancy grown-up places.

You know the Euromast and Erasmus…
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Jun
18
By Travel Agony Aunt

Dear Travel Agony Aunt, We are travelling to Europe for three weeks in July with our three children ages 20, 18, 14. We are trying to choose between Italy and Spain for the last 8 days. Near the water, nightlife…
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Jun
17
By Will Joce
When you have kids just jumping on a plane and expecting the rest of a holiday to take care of itself is not really an option.

Here is a short guide of what to do with the little tykes in… read full article
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