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An expert guide to the island of Mallorca

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The island of Mallorca has been one of Spain’s most popular holiday destinations since the package holiday trend began. One of the most popular islands on the Mediterranean, it’s famous for its high temperatures, glorious sandy beaches and breath taking views. But like any holiday goer taking their first trip to a new destination, the […]

Robinsons – Handling Your International Move

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If you were to compose a list that detailed the most stressful and challenging tasks in the world, then moving between properties would almost certainly rank as one of the highest recorded. Often a test of mental strength, endurance and patience, deciding to leave behind one home and create another creates physical and psychological challenges […]

A guide to Havana’s sights

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When you visit Cuba, you’ll be immersed in a melting pot of cultures, with influences from Europe mingling with the Afro-Caribbean society. Wherever you go on this intriguing island, you’ll discover something new around every corner, and nowhere is this more the case than Havana. The capital of Cuba is also the nation’s largest city […]

Staycation’s Are All the Rage – But Where’s the Best Spot in the UK to Spend Yours?

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With a struggling economy, many people’s holiday plans are the first to get cut from the budget in order to save those valuable pennies. Instead of heading abroad to France, Spain or further afield, Brits are staying on home soil and enjoying the best the UK has to offer. But where is the best place […]

Home or Away? What are You Doing for a Holiday in 2012?

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With so much beautiful scenery, cosmopolitan cities and wide ranging activities, many Brits are choosing to stay at home for their holidays. But the lure of foreign sands, better weather and new cultures still lures people away to different places abroad. And no longer is it just across the Channel to France or Spain, we […]

Summer City Breaks in Europe

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Not everyone automatically rushes for the beach when summer arrives in Europe. Hot sand, sticky sun cream and crowded resorts aren’t everyone’s cup of tea. But city breaks don’t immediately spring to mind when the temperatures rise across the continent. And to be honest, 3 days walking around Rome, one of my most favourite cities […]