The post The End Of The 100ml Liquid Limit In Airports appeared first on . You get to the airport, check-in your big suitcase, then you arrive at security only to find a big bottle of sun tan lotion in your hand luggage, to be taken away by airport security. This was a memory from when I was 14 and how devastated my mum was when the entire holidays worth of sun tan lotion was taken away, which does cost a pretty penny. However, we’re on the periphery of this all changing. No longer we’ll we have to take out our liquids from our hand luggage when we reach security. No longer will we only be all ..read more

The post Unique Ways to Find Inspiration for Your Big Trip Abroad appeared first on . You know that you want to get away for a week or two for an exotic, fascinating, and relaxing holiday, but with the whole world at your feet, it can be difficult to narrow down exactly where you want to go. You may think that you want to go for a quick getaway to nearby France, but do you go to Paris, to Lille in the north, to the mountains, or perhaps down south to the Azure Coast? Or maybe you’ve always wanted to try Chinese food in the country itself. Again, what areas do you go to, where’s the best place ..read more

The post Fun And Unique Activities To Try In 2024 In The UK appeared first on . I love a random experience. Whether it’s an immersive role-playing escape room or a hilarious bottomless brunch, I’m always eager to find the latest and greatest experiences in the UK. Since we’re saving to get married in 2025, we’re slightly limited to staycations more recently, therefore a fun domestic experience sounds perfect. Immersive Experiences I recently heard about the unbelievable BB Earth Experience, where you get to walk inside a David Attenborough wonderland, which just sounds incredible. The price i ..read more

The post Travel Habits Over The Decades: What Has Changed? appeared first on . Travel habits naturally go through changes over the years, mostly thanks to new technology, major events, and shifting lifestyles. We’re on the verge of liquids being allowed on planes (no more hassle with the 100ml bottle limits). Do you remember how young people used to travel with their PC’s to attend a LAN party with their mates? (This always makes me think of SouthPark). Now, they can game together from the comfort of their own home. Of course, let’s not forget that air travel is now more regulated th ..read more

The post What To Do When Your Flight Gets Delayed appeared first on . If you haven’t had to deal with a flight delay yet, count yourself as very lucky, as it’s one of the biggest headaches at the exact time you’re looking for relaxation. Airports are already quite intense, with the security and passport check queues, so the last thing you want is to be dealing with a delay, but if you are, here is what you need to know. How Delayed Is Delayed? The level of compensation you can claim back will largely depend on how heavily you are delayed. For example, if it’s up to 2 hours then you might not b ..read more

The post 10 Best Places to Stay Near York Minster appeared first on . Nestled in the heart of York – one of the top tourist destinations in the UK – the magnificent York Minster stands tall, a testament to centuries of history and architectural brilliance. When it comes to exploring the heart of mediaeval marvels, nothing beats the cathedral, with its stunning Gothic architecture. A centre of Christianity in northern England since the 7th century, the York Minster is a masterpiece work of art featuring 14th-century stained glass, elaborate handcrafted stonework, and tombs. The Great ..read more

The post Booking the JR Pass and Suica Card in Japan appeared first on . I cannot express how confused we got before flying out to Japan, the whole process was beyond puzzling, but once you get your head around it all, public transport in Japan is actually very easy. Where Are You Going? This is first what you need to work out. Are you staying in Tokyo or are you heading further afield, such as to Kyoto or Osaka? If you’re staying in Tokyo then you can get away with just the Suica card, albeit both forms of transport are very useful in Tokyo. However, if you’re looking to get on the bullet tra ..read more

The post The Home Comforts When You Can’t Go Abroad appeared first on . We may be travel bloggers, always eager to jump on a plane to the next exotic location, but we also gained too little pups in the last 18 months, therefore the home comforts have become just as intriguing as heading abroad recently. Christmas is over, which means we’re in peak booking season for the travel industry, but if you’re not in the position for a holiday (or have to wait 6 months for the magic date), then making the house all toasty can be a great way to beat the January blues. I wanted to share some ways in which ..read more

The post Taste the World: New Year’s Food Travel Escapes for Every Palate appeared first on . Food and travel are inextricably intertwined. Exciting new destinations invariably come with amazing new tastes and flavours, original recipes to learn and mouth-watering new dishes to try. The new year is all about new experiences, which makes a culinary journey of exploration one of the best ways to celebrate. Whether you are a died-in-the-wool foodie or just a travel junkie looking for new sensations, combining new destinations with novel gastronomic experiences is one of the best things to put on ..read more

The post Exploring the Magic of Antigua, Guatemala: A Must-Visit Destination appeared first on . As the sun casts its golden rays upon the cobblestone streets of Antigua, Guatemala, one can’t help but wonder: What secrets are hidden within the timeworn walls of this enchanting city? Nestled amidst lush landscapes and watched by majestic volcanoes, Antigua beckons travellers with a story transcending time. From its authentic culinary street food delights, which you can read more about, to its majestic volcanos, the city has so much in store for people looking to visit. This article em ..read more