Holidays & Travel

The most popular budget-friendly travel ideas of 2026

You’ve might have noticed how travel feeds feel different lately. People aren’t chasing packed itineraries as much or ticking off landmarks at speed. Instead, many travellers are choosing trips that feel worthwhile without draining the bank account – experiences that give you space to slow down, connect, and actually enjoy where you are.

Slow and intentional travel experiences

You get more from a trip when you stop rushing between attractions and spend time in one place. Slower travel often cuts costs too, because you avoid constant transport expenses and tourist mark-...

Essential cybersecurity tips for your next trip

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Thu, 08/29/2019 - 11:40am

Vacation season is here, and millions of people are hopping on planes to travel to various destinations. While most travellers focus on their physical safety when travelling, experts suggest that it is equally important to follow digital safety best practices .

Most travellers are unaware of cyber risks, making an easy target for hackers. Personal data stored on our devices is often more valuable than the contents of our wallets – it’s the gateway to all our accounts, online banking, and more. Digital safety is especially important for business travellers who carry their company’...

Exeter Commuters! Here are the must have Apps to keep you occupied en route to work

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Sun, 08/25/2019 - 10:57am

It’s certainly not the best time to be travelling via train in the UK. In fact, the daily grind is only made worse by a short commute boarding one of the nation’s trains.

HS2 may be about to get the can, while overcrowding is a problem on just about every route at 8am every morning. However, it’s not all doom and gloom. Yes, you may delayed hours. Yes, your train may not even bother to turn up. And yes, you will then face the majority of the journey with your face in somebody’s armpit. But you can take your mind off all of that with your mobile device.

It’s every commuters...

Flybe signs latest interline partnership with Croatia Airlines

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Wed, 08/21/2019 - 9:25pm

Flybe, Europe’s largest regional airline, has secured a new interline agreement with Croatia Airlines which gives the travel trade the benefit of connecting customers to and from the Zagreb-based airline’s many European destinations via London Heathrow, Amsterdam Schiphol and Paris Charles de Gaulle airports.

This is Flybe’s latest interline deal that adds to its fast-growing list of new partnerships that in the past few months has also included Turkish Airlines, Thai Airways, Widerøe, Lot and Air Serbia.

Alan Tune, Flybe’s Director of Sales, Alliances and Strategic...

5 French cities to float through for food heaven

Authored by Claire Small
Posted: Wed, 08/21/2019 - 11:01am

To the gourmets, gastronomes, and gluttons out there, there is no other force in the world that can overpower their love for food. Aptly said by George Benard Shaw, “There is no sincerer love than the love of food”. You might love your family and friends, your children or pets, but you’re in a committed relationship with food. This trip to France can deepen that bond; a gastronomical experience, your taste buds will dance with delight and your cravings will be satisfied. That’s a promise!

Lille

Go all the way to the northern tip of France, you’ll find a city along the...

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Exeter in top ten UK summer staycation spots

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Tue, 08/13/2019 - 8:43am

As a third of Brits plan to spend their holiday in the UK this year[i], new research reveals the most popular places for a child friendly staycation with Exeter taking the tenth spot.

Whilst London comes in at number one, Scottish cities Glasgow and Edinburgh were second and third most popular – proving the combination of entertainment, culture and historical architecture wins tourists’ hearts.

Premier Inn conducted the study based on data showing summer 2019 bookings made by families with children.

Whether families choose a seaside escape, cultural city tour or...

Tips for taking a road trip through the United Kingdom

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Tue, 08/06/2019 - 6:47pm

The United Kingdom offers diverse landscape ranging from mountains to valleys, picturesque seaside towns or metropolitan areas for the city lovers. Famous poets, artists, and musicians have been inspired by these very same landscapes.

In fact, the UK is the perfect destination for a road trip because it offers something for everyone.

Whether you live in the United Kingdom or you are visiting from afar, there are a few considerations you should keep in mind if you want your trip to be a success. These will be outlined below.

Picking a destination

First, you...

Where are the best hotels in the world’s major cities?

Numerous people are travelling the world for many different reasons at any one time. It may be business or pleasure, but all of them need a reputable, comfortable place to stay for the night. This is not an easy choice to make, given that major cities don’t have a few hotels to choose from: they have a few hundred!

So, what goes into finding the best hotels in cities with populations of millions of people? The first place to take note is what major critics, newspapers, and news networks have to say about the local hotels. This isn’t something to consider as the only reason for...

Flybe welcomes nine new Exeter cabin crew on board

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Thu, 08/01/2019 - 5:48pm

Nine new cabin crew have today (25th July 2019) graduated from Flybe’s cabin crew Initials training programme and been presented with their ‘Wings’ by the airline’s new Chief Executive Officer, Mark Anderson, during a special ceremony held at Flybe’s Exeter Training Academy.

They are now fully qualified to care for the safety and wellbeing of Flybe passengers across the extensive network of routes that the airline operates to and from Exeter Airport.

They will be working on-board the airline’s 78-seat De Havilland Q-400 aircraft on routes such as those serving Amsterdam,...

Why visit Pisa at least once in your life

Pisa, the city of the Leaning Tower that gave birth to Galileo Galilei, is the ideal destination for a journey full of discoveries in Tuscany. This wonderful city can also be visited in a single day, so as to leave room for the other cultural treasures of the region, especially if you have planned your stay in a beautiful Tuscan villa like the ones you can find on Tuscany Now and More .

Despite being a small city, in the past Pisa had an important role as a Maritime Republic together with Genoa, Venice and Amalfi. And it is precisely in this period that the ancient rivalry of the...

Cofton Holidays launches mes-merizing mermaid and shark swimming lessons for the summer

Children fascinated by the exploits of Ariel can experience what it’s like to be a real-life mermaid or merman this summer with the launch of mermaid and shark swimming lessons at Cofton Holidays in South Devon.

Following hot on the heels of Disney’s recent announcement that Halle Bailey has been cast as Ariel in the upcoming The Little Mermaid remake, Cofton Holidays expects the experience to be a real hit with kids looking to channel their inner mermaid or shark.

The South Devon holiday park, near to the pretty coastline of Dawlish, will be running mermaid and shark...

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