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It’s always difficult to decide what to pack and how much to take when going away on holiday. If you are flying to your ski resort then airline baggage restriction needs to be taken into consideration, especially if you do not want to pay for excess luggage. Remember weight, liquids and sharp objects are restricted in hand luggage so make …
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Popular Honeymoon Trends for 2013
Popular Honeymoon Trend for 2013 & Winter 2013/14 Each year brings a new trend for honeymoons and this year is no different with enquires coming in for winter 2012 and spring 2013. Whilst the Indian Ocean, Thailand and the Caribbean is always popular for a winter honeymoon, this year we have seen an upturn in requests for twin and triple …
Continue readingHoneymoon Tips – How to have the best One
Our tips for how to have the best honeymoon abroad: When planning a honeymoon it is always difficult to know where to go or what to do. Fear not read our Honeymoon Tips below and you will be on your way to a great honeymoon. For some the plan of the pattering of small feet follow quickly, so it could be …
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India Packing Tips – A Tour of India
I was recently fortunate to go on an educational of India, and wanted to share my India Packing tips. Our tour was to include the golden triangle and a visit up to Shimla. Our host was a tour operator that specializes in touring holidays to India. It was a fantastic experience and one that I will remember for a long …
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Gandhi’s Resting Ground – Old Dehli Tour of India – Day 9
Old Delhi Tour On route to the airport, we visit old Delhi and Gandhi’s resting ground. Old Delhi is as vibrant and wild as the west side of Delhi when we arrived that first day, it reminds me of what I love about India. The crazy-busy streets were full of noise and congestion. I know I will be back, and …
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Delhi Expressway – A Tour of India – Day 8
Our last day at Agra and its a free day to do as we please before taking the Delhi Expressway back to Delhi. I awake at 7am in time to get up and have some breakfast before indulging in a massage at the spa. It’s the perfect answer to my illness and I come out feeling like a new person, …
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Taj Mahal – Eat Work Travel – A Tour of India – Day 7
Jaipur to Agra, a day too long Today, Taj Mahal, the highlight of the tour, but my day starts at 1am when I am woken with stomach cramps and a strong feeling of nausea. I head to the bathroom and spend the next 2 hours having a very long conversation with the big white telephone. I eventually get back into …
Continue readingElephant Ride – A Tour of India – Day 6
An Elephant ride too far This morning we are up early and off to the Amber City Fort, our guide is on board and is full of information on the city and the fort. We arrive at the fort and are instantly approached by the street sellers with their many items available for sale, from hats to brightly coloured mirrored …
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Delhi to Jaipur – Day 5 Eat Work Travel
Delhi to Jaipur with love It’s a 6am wake up call and after a quick breakfast we are back on the bus for a 6 hour transfer to Jaipur. The rush hour of Delhi provides us with entertainment as we watch in amazement at the way they drive, weaving in an out of the traffic and the cows. Any space, …
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Dehli with a Bump – Day 4 Eat Work Travel
Day 4 – Back to Delhi with a bump! The journey down the mountain by car, is as good, if not better as we go through all the small villages taking in the fabulous view of the mountains above and the villages below. We stop at Parwan-oo to take a ride in a cable car to the Timber Trail hotel …
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