Brits Hoard Holiday Cash Instead Of Exchanging Back
Brits are hoarding around £3 billion of unused foreign currency in their homes as 13% of the population fails to convert their money back into sterling. This money is often kept for future trips, with the average family having a pot of £110 leftover following a holiday, according to peer-to-peer lending firm Zopa. Just 16% […]
Formula 1 in the States and Brazil: Your Brief Travel Guide
The Formula 1 Championship is nearing its conclusion and trips to both North and South America could prove pivotal in the race for the driver’s title. While Mercedes have already wrapped up the constructors’ championship, their two drivers, Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg, are still locked in a battle for pole position. British racer Hamilton […]
Holiday Health Risks: Thousands of Older Brits Travel Uninsured
Thousands of older Brits could face huge medical bills when on holiday if something goes wrong because they lack insurance cover, new research has claimed. Those aged over 50 with existing medical conditions were those deemed most at risk, either because they don’t have travel insurance or because their policy does not cover their health […]
Warm Winter Escapes: Time To Plan Ahead
The nights are drawing in and the mornings are getting colder – a surefire sign that winter will quickly be upon us. But there’s no need to get caught up in all the doom and gloom as you could be jetting off to some of the world’s warmer climes in the coming months. While many […]
Sourcing Holiday Destinations: Brits Think Outside the Box
Deciding upon a holiday destination that makes the entire family happy can often be a tricky task, but it seems Brits are exploring more avenues than ever to find their holiday hot spots. New research from ABTA has revealed the many different sources that holidaymakers consider when searching for inspiration. A multi-channel approach is now […]
Experiencing the Orient: Your Guide To Formula 1 In The Far East
The end of September and start of October represent two very important days in the Formula 1 calendar – the time when the racing event visits Singapore and Japan. On its journey around the globe, the Grand Pix season offers plenty of excitement and drama, and this is certainly the case in the Far East. […]
What You Need to Know About the Munich Oktoberfest
It is an event renowned – and indeed replicated – across the world and it is certainly an experience for anyone who visits. The Munich Oktoberfest is the world’s largest funfair, running for 16 days until the first weekend in October (unless it falls on the 1st or 2nd, in which case it lasts a […]
North-Easterners Top the Bill for Souvenir Holiday Spending
Purchasing souvenirs when on holiday is a popular pastime for many Brits that are keen to show off where they have been on their travels. From small gifts for friends or office workers to massive presents for the family, there really isn’t much limit on what can be bought when abroad. But what regions of […]
The Magic of Monza – Formula 1 Visits Italy
With the Formula 1 season now past the half way mark, a trip to Italy marks the start of the finishing straight for those battling it out for the 2014 title. The Italian Grand Prix at the Autodromo di Monza is sure to light up the first weekend of September once the Championship moves on […]
How to Pay for a Gap Year
Taking a gap year when finishing school or university is a popular choice among many people, but managing funds when travelling from country to country is no easy feat. With possible destinations ranging from South America to Australia, Thailand or even Europe, travellers can have the world at their finger tips. Where they choose to […]
