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![]() How to Save Money for your HolidayAhh yes, the eternal conundrum. We all want to travel, but travel costs money, now doesn't it? Whether travel must necessarily be a huge drain on the ol' bank account is a theme for another article, but I'm certainly ready with a few ideas for how to save up a few extra quid (or bucks, if you will). ![]() Which hotel or holiday accommodation is right for you?These days, there is a dizzying array of choices when you jet off on holiday, reflecting a variety of price ranges and target consumers. But figuring out which type of accommodation would be best for you can be tricky and time-consuming, particularly if you're not totally sure what you want yourself. Of course, it's always good to pause for a few minutes and really think about your wants and needs. What kind of traveller are you? What kind of destination are you heading off to? Who are you going ![]() Travel: How to Avoid Swine FluWith all the horror stories in the press at the moment, it's natural to worry about the swine flu virus (otherwise known as ). While nothing can prevent the virus 100%, there are several courses of actions you can take to at least minimise your chance of getting sick. ![]() Top Ten Things to do in LondonLondon is a lively city, full of things to do, whatever your age or budget. Everybody knows the sites already – Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament – but what if you want to get more of a feel for the city's culture? Here are some top tips: ![]() Top Tips For Solo Women TravellersDon't let yourself be put off travelling just because you're a solo woman. Although it pays, as always, to be careful, with a bit of preparation it is safe to travel alone. While it is important to take into consideration the country to which you are travelling – its cultures, its habits, its differences and similarities with your own – there are the top tips in general if you're planning a solo trip. ![]() How to Save Money on HolidayGoing on holiday can be expensive, but it doesn't has to cost an arm and a leg. There are plenty of ways for people to book and plan their holidays cheaply, but what about when you're actually at your destination?
Things can easily get very expensive very fast, what with travel, activities, eating in restaurants and staying in hotels. But it doesn't have to be so bad – there are many ways to reduce the impact on your wallet. Here are some various ideas, suitable for all kinds of holidaymaker ![]() Holiday Tips: How to build the ultimate capsule wardrobeFor many people, the capsule wardrobe is the holy grail of dressing. The concept in itself is simple: it is simply a collection of clothes that work well together, and can be worn in different ways to suit different occasions. Achieving a capsule wardrobe for everyday wear can be tricky and certainly expensive at first, but almost everybody will already possess the essentials for a holiday capsule wardrobe. ![]() Holiday Tips: How to Survive the AirportFor many people, the airport is the most stressful part of the holiday. Sometimes the process is a dream, but much more commonly it feels like a nightmare. If it isn't a giant queue at check-in, then it's frantically checking your million bags for your passport or losing your way in the maze of gates and having to run through the airport to catch your plane. Indeed, airport experiences are never going to be perfect, but here are some tips to make sure yours is as painless as possible: ![]() Tips on Packing A Suitcase - The Roly-Poly MethodPacking a suitcase properly has thwarted many a traveller! But it's not too tricky if you know the tips. The goal, as always, is to maximise space while avoiding a case full of wrinkled and unwearable clothing. Luckily there are several ways to achieve this. This article looks at the Roly-Poly Method. ![]() Tips on Packing A Suitcase - The Stack MethodPacking a suitcase properly has thwarted many a traveller! But it's not too tricky if you know the tips. The goal, as always, is to maximise space while avoiding a case full of wrinkled and unwearable clothing. Luckily there are several ways to achieve this. This article looks at the Stack Method.
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