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Family Holidays- Heaven or Hell?

Wednesday, August 11th, 2010
A family holiday should be a fun, relaxing and stress-free time for everyone in the family. Or is it? According to Teletext Holidays, a study of 2,000 mums revealed that going on holiday with the children is even more stressful than a 9-5 job. One in four mums said how packing, travelling and keeping the kids busy is more hard work than actually working. Four in ten mums fear taking a holiday break and avoid going abroad due to all the worry and trouble it causes. A further 36% complained how a lack of help from their partners also causes friction and rows with 80% of mums needing another holiday when they return.
As a result, the poll found that half of the mums surveyed will only book a holiday at a place which offers a kids club, on-site entertainment and a maid service in order to make the holiday as relaxing as possible. Having said this, 52% said how they still end up having to wash dishes, 43% end up cooking and 73% even admitted to cleaning up their hotel room before the maid came so that they don’t come across as messy. These figures highlight how important choosing the right holiday is for all members of the family. Travelling with children can be a burden but choosing an all-inclusive family-friendly resort offering kids clubs, babysitters and maid services can help ease the strain, leaving you to switch-off and enjoy the holiday you deserve. So why not let us help you find the perfect family-friendly resorts wherever you wish to go for your next family holiday. Our friendly dedicated travel experts will be delighted to assist in making your next family holiday as stress-free as possible.

Strictly Come Holiday-ing

Thursday, January 8th, 2009

As the enthusiasm continues for programmes in which celebrities dance their way across our screens every week, it seems people are keen to practice what they see on a Saturday night on their holidays.

The consumer group Which? has reported piqued interest in dancing holidays, with enquires about places such as Latin America and European dance hotspots on the up.

A spokesperson from the organisation said that similar enthusiasm has not been seen since the dancehall era of the 1940s, when people would get together to jitterbug with the GIs – although nowadays, people are keen to do it in more far-flung places.

“People are taking to the floor for a variety of reasons. There are dance holidays out there to suit everyone’s preference and abilities,” he commented.

The source added that people need not be put off if they are single, since workshops are available in most countries for dances that do not require a partner, such as flamenco.

Tangoing remains a popular pastime – the sensual dance is thought to have evolved in Argentina in the 18th and 19th centuries, when immigrants performed for the money to bring their families to join them, Kwintessential attests.

Don’t Cry For Me Argentina!

Tuesday, November 18th, 2008

Argentina is located in South America it borders the South Atlantic Ocean between Chile and Uruguay. It is the second largest country in South America and the people are mainly Spanish or Italian extraction and the country has a fascinating history. It is an extremely beautiful place that would be difficult to cry over, unless you are leaving. To get the most out of travelling to Argentina, you can do the best of Argentina two week tour. It begins with 3 nights exploring Buenos Aires, on your fourth day you get to travel to the famous Iguassa Falls. Buenos Aires is the capital city which is contemporary, fast paced and full of life. On this trip you will be utterly wowed with private tours, safari boat rides and a visit to the tropical bird home. A trip to the enchanting town of Salta where you will then travel the north west of Argentina. By doing the two week tour you can sit back and relax whilst travelling to all the best places and seeing all the greatest sites. Luxury holidays such as this mean you will never feel rushed or stressed by trying to see all the sites. The people of Argentina are friendly and welcoming and have a love for football, food and partying! Perfectly timed and planned, you can sit back and relax making it the perfect Argentinean experience.