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Visiting Bruges
Bruges is the largest city of the province of West Flanders in the Flemish Region of Belgium and while it’s widely known as a port city, it’s also very picturesque with cobble streets, medieval architecture, canals and ornate houses. The Markt is the heart of Bruges, dominated by the towering Befort, a medieval brick belfry that appeared heavily in the feature film In Bruges. Stew, beer and chocolate is a winning combination and you’ll find plenty of different places to drink and eat, especially in the market square. The Basilica of the Holy Blood is a popular, free attraction and it is really intriguing. It dates back to the 12th... Read More »

Not every individual is happy to spend a fortune on a holiday, and for a real bargain beach holiday, you have to do your homework and search for your next trip with an open mind. Ulcinj, Montenegro This is a really cheap beachside location and flight to Montenegro from the UK are cheap too. You can relax on a sandy beach, view the historic buildings and visit the wonderful town of Budva, while the 3-5 star complexes are very reasonably priced. Sunny Beach, Bulgaria You may have heard of this one as it’s growing in terms of popularity, and Sunny Beach does what it says on the tin. It will... Read More »

Turkey has a very unique culture, and it’s clear to see in food, textile arts, architecture and music and it tends to reflect richness and diversity. Turkish cuisine includes delicious kebabs, stews, soups, pastries and pasta, while one popular healthy dish is Kisir, made up of ground bulgur, parsley, and tomato paste. Folk dances are popular in Turkey while music is a part of cultural expression and instruments used in Turkey include flutes, bagpipes, ouds and zithers. Literature continues to grow too, and Turkey is a rather large contributor to poetry, while opera and ballet remain popular. You can now see what we mean when we talk about ‘richness and... Read More »

Havana is a really unique holiday destination, and it’s definately worth a visit if you’re staying in Cuba. There’s a wonderful Cuban culture, beautiful beaches, famous food and classic cars. You’ll feel as though you’ve stepped back in time when you visit Havana but you’ll soon feel at home, with many bars, restaurants, clubs, sport venues and museums, whilst the people are extremely welcoming. Old Havana is the place to be if you’re looking for a romantic evening by the waterfront, while the Plaza de Armas is the main tourist square. It’s surrounding many historic political buildings and you could call it the Trafalgar Square of Havana. Like any city,... Read More »

Mali is a rather beautiful country, but it is off limits to British people. It’s not that you’re not necessarily allowed to go there, you are, but the British government is advising against all travel to Mali. It’s understandable though, and that’s because rebel groups and government forces have been fighting since May, while there are been many violent protests in Bamako (the capital of Mali). The Government go as far to say that if you do need to travel to Mali, then you should maintain several days’ stock of food and water in case disturbances take place. There is also a threat of Kidnap in Mali and it’s a... Read More »

Many people have heard of the Inca Trail but what is it and where does it take place? Well, it takes place in Peru and it gives you the opportunity to discover the Inca ruins at Machu Picchu. It takes 9 days to complete usually, and it’s widely known as one of the best trekking routes. In Machu Picchu you’ll be able to breathe in the freshest mountain air, while the sights are quite monumental. You won’t forget your first glimpse of the old Inca ruins, while there are many adventure providers who supply food and professional guides and take you across the Inca heartland in groups. You’ll definitely have... Read More »