travel
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Getting your holiday hype on
A recent You Gov poll found that only 31% off people get excited when packing for a holiday, and that, once they are there, 1 in 3 woman spend time every day worrying about their weight. I think this is just so sad, holidays should be exciting and enjoyable, with the fun starting the minute you start packing and begin a holiday countdown. Europa Pharmacy are trying to change this negative approach to holidays, and have started a campaign called #holidayhype. This is all about putting the fun back into holidays from the minute you pull that suitcase from the top of the wardrobe, until the day you shut your…
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A weekend in Birmingham.
Whether you are a native having a staycation, or a tourist coming to the UK for a vacation, it seems that Birmingham has become one hot choice. A recent survey has put Birmingham in the Top Ten of UK cities for tourists, with people flocking to enjoy the range of restaurants, theatres, cool shopping destinations and iconic buildings. I love Birmingham and am fiercely proud of the new developments and changes that make it such a vibrant city. I’ve put together a little list of things to see and do and places to stay in the second city. Where to stay Birmingham has plenty of great hotels to stay that…
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How to Kick Start Your Trip with the Perfect Daily Motivation
‘A journey is best measured in friends than miles’. This quote by Tim Cahill is considered one of the best tips that any traveler will ever get. If you are a traveling enthusiast, you appreciate how stimulating it is to find new people and create lasting friendships. Indeed most successful people are inspired not by their education but the knowledge they gather while travelling. Well, before you hit the road for your next trip, it is important to learn from those who came before you. Whether you are travelling for business or leisure, having motivation messages at your fingertips really helps. Not only is it mentally stimulating but the knowledge…
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A Visit to King Arthur’s Labyrinth, Corris, Wales
One thing that is virtually guaranteed on a visit to Wales is that, at some point, you will have rain. The Easter holiday saw weather of all varieties, from sunshine and blue skies, to heavy rain, strong winds, and even blasts of snow. When the weather is inclement, you may find yourself searching for something to do that will interest both children and adults, and will give you at least a couple of hours in dry surroundings. The King Arthur’s Labyrinth in Corris, Mid Wales, is perfect for those interested in myths, legends, legendary kings and dragons. You access the Labyrinth through the Corris Craft Centre, a collection of 8…
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Things You Can Do in the North West For a Weekend Getaway
Staying in the UK for holidays is becoming more and more common. Going abroad can be expensive, especially with children. Despite the UK being a small little island, there is plenty to do. There are so many places that I know I have not visited before. One area I’d like to explore more is the north-west. There are a lot of places that I have not been before. So I just thought I’d share some of the things I know you can do, and things that I would like to do. There is a lot of green space in the north-west. Just thinking about the lake district and all that…











