With 1,000 years of history, Gdansk is Poland’s maritime capital and its historic Main Town is a medieval gem. Gdansk has a complex history, at different times Polish, Prussian and German, and even periods of autonomy as a free city-state. Different rulers mean different names and the Germans called it Danzig until it reverted to…
Gatwick flight cancellations may continue through July & August as the airport calls for a cap on operations.
Holidaymakers due to fly out of Gatwick, the UK’s second-busiest airport, over the coming months may find their flight cancelled. Flight cancellations seem to be part of daily news life and there is more to come. Holidaymakers due to travel this summer out of Gatwick, the UK’s second-busiest airport, may find their flight cancelled because…
10 Top things to do in Tenerife for the active
Tenerife basks in sun all year round and offers a host of distractions. Tenerife, the biggest of the Canary Islands, has a mild climate yet basks in sun all year round. It’s traditionally popular with holidaymakers who want a fly and flop thanks to its beaches and striking volcanic scenery. However, Tenerife offers a host…
10 Things to do in Roscommon, Ireland
County Roscommon is located in Irelands Mid West and is a long County that borders seven other counties. Those counties being Longford, Sligo, Leitrim, Galway, Westmeath and Offaly. The area is known for great farming and wonderful agriculture, but also packed full of great and wonderful history and a wide range of things to do.…
Hotel Review: Burleigh Court, Cotswolds, England
Burleigh Court is a Grade II listed bolt hole in the Cotswolds looking down on the lush Golden Valley. Burleigh Court is a jewel of a boutique hotel in the Cotswolds, an idyllic country retreat for those wanting to step back from the rat race and relax in the beauty of the Cotswolds. A Grade…
6 ways to celebrate the Fourth of July the NYC Way
A hog dog eating contest, fireworks, skating on Brooklyn bridge – tempted? Following the long-awaited announcement that British holidaymakers will no longer have to test for COVID-19 when entering the U.S., why make your way across the pond to celebrate Independence Day the NYC way. From the world-famous International Hot Dog Eating Contest to fireworks…
7 Family activities to do in the Algarve this Summer
The Algarve, the southern coastline of Portugal has long been a favourite amongst the British families. It has some amazing curvaceous beaches that are lapped by the Atlantic ocean making them perfect for surfing towered over by soaring cliffs. This appealing landscape offers family-friendly accommodation and good value food and drinks that the 2022 Post…
Is this the best outdoor London space to watch Wimbledon?
Baker Street Quarter, Marylebone, sees the return of ‘Summer in the Square’ What: Baker Street Quarter’s Summer in the Square is back and it’s better than ever. Why: This year, the FREE Summer in the Square is made up of four unmissable events, all offering a range of activities, a bar and a selection of…
The Best Events in Barcelona in August 2022
Barcelona is a city which offers so much; centuries of art, history and culture. Hosting incredible architecture, cuisine, a thriving nightlife, stunning beaches, views and clear blue waters. If you’re planning to visit Barcelona in August, our guide on the very best events happening in the city will give you all you need for a…
Game, Set, Match! 5 Wimbledon-inspired tennis holidays in the UK
Get set and take advantage of the tennis facilities at these UK hotels Celebrating the centenary of Centre Court, this year’s Wimbledon Championships (27 June-10 July 2022) are set to be particularly special. If you’re feeling inspired to practise your serve, then look no further than these dreamy tennis holidays across the UK. Tennis and…