Category: Hotels and Accommodations

October 29, 2021

Devon vs Cornwall: Which is the Ultimate Staycation Hotspot?

When it comes to staycation spots in the UK, two names always come up: Devon and Cornwall. Both are extraordinary spots with their own unique pros and cons, and

May 24, 2021

5 Reasons to Visit Dubai Aquaventure Waterpark

Dubai Aquaventure waterpark is one of those experiences that I think everyone should have at least once in their lives. Voted the no. 1 waterpark in Dubai, it is

March 17, 2021

Things to Do in Rotterdam, Netherlands

Rotterdam is a modern port city in the Netherlands in the northeast of the country, renowned for its cobbled streets, shops, museums, and fairs. Like most European ports, Rotterdam

January 19, 2021

How to get around in Crete Greece

As the largest of the Greek islands, naturally you might be inclined to think Crete operates in the same way as any other traditional island nation. However, you’d be

February 25, 2019

5 Things Business Travellers Should Look for in a Serviced Apartment

Looking for the right kind of accommodation is always important, but it becomes even more so when you’re travelling for business. Many business travellers take advantage of serviced apartments,

May 10, 2018

4 Ways to Cut Food Costs On Holiday

When travelling away for a long or short break the costs of food can add up very quickly. Here are some tips on how you can reduce the costs

April 10, 2018

Boutique Hotel vs. Boutique Serviced Apartment

If you want to book one of the more luxurious types of accommodation, you’ve probably found yourself attracted to boutique hotels and boutique serviced apartments. The problem comes when

August 9, 2017

Casinos in the UK worth visiting

The UK is fast becoming a hub for casinos – particularly ‘land based’ casinos (traditional, real life ones). Every major city now has at least one huge option for

January 13, 2017

Alternative accomodation

For most of us, music festivals mean basic camping – a cheap tent in a field. But an increasing number of more moneyed music lovers – who “roughed it”