Holidaymakers heading to warmer climates for an Easter sunshine break should take care of these top tips on how to sleep in the heat. With temperatures in the Canary Islands, the Caribbean and Asia all feeling much warmer than in Europe, the experts at WinstonsBeds.com are offering advice on how to keep cool at night. They suggest cutting back on heavy meals in the evening and avoiding hot drinks - both can push up your body temperature. Instead they suggest light meals and drinking water to remain well hydrated. Other advice includes avoiding daytime naps, keeping your head and feet uncovered when you go to bed and filling a hot water bottle with icy water. Rebecca Swain, sleep expert at WinstonsBeds.com said: “Sleeping in the heat can be tricky so it’s important to d...
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Holidaymakers heading off for a sunshine break are being given top tips on how to pack a case and save on luggage charges. The lifestyle experts at WinstonsBeds.com are offering travellers advice for utilising all the space in hand luggage to avoid paying extra charges. Baggage fees vary by airline, route and class of travel and while it can be tricky cramming all the holiday essentials into hand luggage, it can save time and cash. Not only will holiday makers save cash to spend while they’re away by avoiding paying for additional luggage, it makes it much quicker at the airport for check ins and when you land. Among the suggestions for keeping luggage to a minimum are rolling your clothes instead of folding and stacking, and making use of travel cubes. The expert...
Read MoreIn search of sleep Over half of Americans are seeking a 'Sleepcation' in 2025, according to recent study Split, Croatia, Canmore, Canada, Andorra la Vella, Andorra are top spots for a 'Sleepcation' KAYAK adds Explore Feature to help travelers find cheapest destinations for catching Z's Forget counting sheep - 'Sleepcations' are the growing trend for travelers seeking quality rest and relaxation during a trip. According to a recent study by KAYAK, the world's leading travel search engine, 85% of Americans have felt sleep-deprived in the past year and 55% are considering booking a 2025 "sleepcation," or vacations that prioritize quality sleep and relaxation. Ahead of World Sleep Day, KAYAK is launching a guide to the world's best sleepcation destinations, based o...
Read MoreWhile the thought of trading your carefully planned workouts for poolside relaxation might make you wince (or secretly rejoice), staying active during your getaway doesn’t have to feel like lugging extra baggage. Think less hotel-room-pushups and more walking tours, learning a martial art or hiking pre-historic forests. We have pulled up 7 ways to stay active during your next holiday. Box it out in Thailand From temple-running during the day, to dancing the night away, Thailand has it all to keep you active. A country full of exciting contrasts, from its mix of centuries-old traditions to its cuisine – that converts even the pickiest of eaters, throw in a Muay Thai match and you’re on the right track. Across cities like Bangkok and up north in Chiang Mai, Muay Thai camps are off...
Read MoreBudget-conscious tourists planning their 2025 travels are being told of ways to make the most of their money and save cash this year. Travel insurance experts from Quotezone.co.uk are offering tips to travellers keen to explore new places without breaking the bank in 2025. The advice follows a rise in overspending, with 67% of holidaymakers going over budget on their last trip abroad, spending up to 46% more than they originally planned. Cost-cutting measures and some forward planning can really help when it comes to getting the most out of holiday budgets. Holidaymakers should be aware of these best ways to use leftover spending money, after a survey conducted by Quotezone revealed 56% often have leftover foreign currency. Greg Wilson, CEO and travel insurance ex...
Read MoreChristmas or New Year eve travellers should check how many pages are left in their passport this festive season; else risk being turned away at the airport. Travel insurance experts from Quotezone.co.uk have warned to anyone heading abroad this Christmas to celebrate the festive season in other countries with friends and family. Running out of space in a passport is a real possibility for keen travellers who need entry and exit stamps when travelling abroad. All passport holders must have at least two blank passport pages when they travel, otherwise the document could be seen as invalid. The little-known passport rule is essential to ensure no chance of being held up or turned away at the airport this Christmas. Standard passports have 34-36 pages, but jumbo pass...
Read MoreThe desire to explore new destinations, pursue international careers, or embark on educational journeys abroad is increasing in an increasingly interconnected world. Yet, with this surge in global travel comes an alarming rise in visa scams and fraudulent practices. Falling victim to a fake visa can derail your travel plans and result in significant financial loss, legal complications, and, in some cases, being banned from entering certain countries. Founder of The Visa House, Kanhaiya Sehgal exclaimed, “At The Visa House, we encourage all travellers to verify the credentials of any visa consultancy they engage with and to avoid any services that promise ‘guaranteed’ visas or seem too good to be true.” As seasoned experts in the visa consultancy industry, we have witnessed the e...
Read MoreFrom paddleboarding to shabby-chic bars, a Reuters journalist shares her favorite ways to spend downtime in Hungary’s capital My journalism career began almost by accident: I grew up in a small town in western Hungary and moved to Budapest, the capital, for university in 1987, just a few years before the fall of the communist regime. After returning from studying abroad in the U.S. and Scotland, I dropped copies of my CV in the mailboxes of 10 companies along an office block in downtown Budapest. One of them was Reuters. People talk at Szatyor, a bar on Bela Bartok Avenue. REUTERS/Marton Monus The then-bureau chief hired me as a translator. I later moved to reporting. Recently, as deputy bureau chief for Central and Eastern Europe, I have covered Hungary’s plans to ratify Sweden’...
Read MoreHolidaymakers should be aware of the do’s and don’ts of air travel they should know before jetting abroad. Experts at Online-Bedrooms.co.uk have named seven frowned-upon habits passengers should avoid on planes. Flying can be stressful so it’s important for travellers to stick to etiquette rules to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience for everyone on the plane. Being confined in a small space with strangers requires more consideration of fellow passengers’ personal space and comfort. Certain behaviours which may seem harmless to some can significantly disturb the experience of others. People who hog both armrests, get too drunk, or recline their seats without asking the person behind them can expect some frowns from their fellow passengers. Other irritating behavio...
Read MoreFrom the moment of arrival, Four Seasons sets the scene for personalized celebrations of the heart. What makes a trip an experience? What makes a date on the calendar more than a marker of the seasons to become a lifelong memory shaped by the unexpected? Whether it's an elegant getaway for two at a snowy retreat, a few days exploring a new city with close friends, or a family adventure in a seaside escape, it's never too early to get ahead of the crowd and lock in plans to give oneself the early gift of anticipation. From moments alone to celebrations together, here is a peek into dreams of the extraordinary that become reality at Four Seasons, where every stay is a stay like no other. "At Four Seasons, every space we dream up, every meal we prepare - it's all created with g...
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