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How do you plan your holidays?Newest Review: ... and great places to sample the local food, I'll be all ears! Programmes such as Lonely Planet inspire me because the visual medium in which they're brought to people mean that you actually get to see what's there. This means that rather than relying on a description of a place and being told it is or isn't worth visiting, you can make a bit more of a judgement for yourself! I also like to ... more |
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by - written on 05/04/09 (Very useful, 109 readings)
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Another holiday related review from Holidaying (who unfortunately is not currently on holiday!) Where do you get your ideas? I get my ideas from all sorts of places but two particularly good sources are other people and travel related television programmes such as Lonely Planet. I love hearing stories from other people about the places they have been to. Not everything inspires me, but I like to hear about the type of people that they met, and importantly whether they were mostly other tourists (in which case I won't be so interested) or locals, and what things they did. If they spent every day by the hotel pool then I don't suppose they can ... Read the complete review
by - written on 18/03/09 (Very useful, 221 readings)
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Advice on Planning a Holiday The more you plan before you go on holiday the more you should be able to see and do once you get there. First thing is you need to decide where you are going to, this will all depend on your circumstances for example if you are single, are a couple or have children. There are lots of different types of holidays as well depending on your budget from luxury hotels in far away places to going camping at home. Some things you could try out would be organised tours (these can be by train and bus) or cruises. Once you have picked the area you are going to you can chose the best mode of transport for you. If you are feeling adventures ... Read the complete review
by - written on 04/11/06 (Very useful, 236 readings)
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Planning a Holiday to Disney world Flordia for some people looks like hard work and a very expensive task. I thought going to Disney world would be a lot more expensive than the two trip i have already been on and the one i am going on next year. A work friend told me she had been told it would cost her £5000 or more for a family of 4 ( 2 adults and 2 children). When i told her it was costs us £2856 to go and what it included she was shocked and i helped point her in the right direction. The first thing i did was research Disney world and the surrounding areas on the web. This included going to review sites like Dooyoo, Ciao and also going to sites which ... Read the complete review
by - written on 05/01/04 (Very useful, 52 readings)
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I read Lookaroundcafe2?s travel questionnaire and I thought why not! Me and my boyfriend go away loads, I hope you will enjoy my attempt just as much as I enjoyed travelling! q: how many times a year do you travel? Four to five times a year, mostly in this country although we do try and go abroad at least once. q: for how long do you go away Weekend trips away in this country for a week or two when we go abroad depending on how far we travel q: do you stay in your home country or do you go abroad We like to do both. It?s good to go away to different countries to experience different cultures and to get the ... Read the complete review
by - written on 08/05/02 (Very useful, 31 readings)
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Planning holidays. Strange concept, but here we go. The are. of course, 2 kinds of holidays. The ones you are obliged to take (family commitments, usually) and fun ones. Family commitment holidays are easy to plan - let someone else do it. The SEP method of planning holidays is one to be taken at every opportunity unless they are your idea. Which they never are. Fun holidays are a whole different idea. I still can't get used to the idea that you have to spend money to go on holiday. It's something that Australians as a rule dont do (even when they travel to the UK). So its gotta be cheap, its gotta be at least a million ... Read the complete review


