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376. 3 of the Best Ideas for a Day Trip from Florence October 09, 2020 For those looking to explore the many and varied delights of Tuscany, Florence is one of the best places to make a holiday base. The gorgeous, historic Renaissance city places you in the perfect location to get out and about on a range of wonderful short excursions, most of which will have you home in time for dinner at your favourite Florentine restaurant. While there are literally hundreds of options from which to choose, the following are three of the most popular. A Chianti Tour from Florence Even if you’re not a wine aficionado, there’s every chance you’ve heard of this... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

377. A Cinque Terre Day Trip: An Outdoor Lover’s Dream Experience October 09, 2020 Staying in the Renaissance city of Florence affords visitors the chance to immerse in a wealth of art and culture that has to be seen to be believed. But for those who like to get out and about in the great outdoors, there’s another bonus to choosing Florence as a base on an Italian holiday: the chance to hike one of the most renowned coastlines in Europe on a Cinque Terre day trip. Even though the region is actually in Liguria, not Tuscany, it’s still possible to experience a Cinque Terre day trip from a base in Florence. It really doesn’t matter if you're an experienced hiker or j... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

378. Churches to See on a Cinque Terre Day Trip October 09, 2020 A Cinque Terre day trip from Florence is among the most popular of excursions and, as it encompasses one of Europe’s most spectacular coastlines, it’s not surprising so many people want to see it. But while most are drawn to experience those legendary views over the Ligurian Sea for themselves on a hike along the coastal path, there’s definitely more than simply charm and gelato to take in when you stop in each of the villages. Each village has its own personality, with quaint streets, authentic cafes and restaurants and cute shops, but there are also some lovely historic churches fo... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

379. Reasons to Choose Alpe D’Huez for a Luxury Chalet Holiday October 09, 2020 With winter fast approaching, many avid skiers will be dreaming about their next luxury chalet holiday. Alpe D’Huez is a destination that people return to time and again, and if you have not been to this excellent Alpine resort then you must put it on the list. Not only is it regarded as a top ski destination, it has an abundance of luxury chalet options and plenty of excellent restaurants and cafes too. Aside from the dining and skiing, however, there are plenty of other very good reasons to choose Alpe D’Huez as your next winter holiday resort. Reasons To Go The Always-im... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

380. Introducing Three of La Rosière’s Exemplary Restaurants October 09, 2020 La Rosière, along with its sister village, Les Eucherts, is bursting with charm, which is what makes it so appealing and arguably more attractive to those who prefer a more authentic catered ski chalet holiday. Of course, when you choose to stay in a catered ski chalet, most of your meals are provided for you. They are usually of exceptional standard and you will, on six days out of seven, want for nothing when it comes to food. That said, your chalet host is given a day off during the week and on this day you will need to book a restaurant for your evening meal. You may also fancy t... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

381. Fun for all the Family in a Catered Ski Chalet in La Rosière October 07, 2020 La Rosière is one of those places that is often overlooked as a ski resort. While many avid skiers head to the neighbouring hub of Les Arcs, with its bustling slopes and trendy bars, families looking for a catered ski chalet experience more suited to younger guests will not be disappointed with this hidden gem. The resort is quiet both on and off the slopes and is often visited by local French families, which makes it a more authentic experience for your children too. Joined by La Thuile across the Italian border, La Rosière has an excellent snow record (it sits at 1850m) and is very rea... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

382. Business Owners: Take Ownership of Your Pension October 07, 2020 When you are self-employed and running your own business, the logistical and time pressures of your day-to-day operations can make it all too easy to neglect proper pension planning. Yet prioritising getting a financial safety net in place for your retirement should be top of your to-do list. The responsibility for setting up pensions for self employed people falls on your own shoulders. What’s more is it can be difficult to know which private plan is the most appropriate for you as an individual without getting expert guidance. Here are the key factors to consider when researc... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

383. How Women Can Eliminate Gender Inequality in their Own Pensions October 07, 2020 Gender equality has been at the forefront of many high profile social and economic reforms over the last decade. Although there have been huge strides made to reduce the gender pay gap in particular, this unfortunately hasn’t been properly reflected in legislation surrounding pensions. There have been claims that nearly four million women who retired during the past 10 years have been unfairly penalised by recent changes to the law surrounding retirement age. But what can working women do to work for women’s pensions rights? The History In 1995, the age that a woman qualifi... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

384. Breast Cancer: Important things Every Women should Know October 07, 2020 Breast cancer in women is an unwanted and abnormal growth of the cells in the breasts. It is becoming the most common type of cancer in women and the ratio is rising every single day. Breasts are made up of three main parts Lobules: Glands that produce milk Ducts: Vessels that carry milk to the nipples Connective tissues: The rest of the breast is made up of these tissues The type of breast cancer depends on the parts of the breast it affects. Most breast cancer types start in the lobules or ducts. Another term associated with breast cancer is; metastasized cancer. It is the... (read more) Author: Ayesha Gulzar

385. Importance of Blood Circulation and Ways to Improve it October 05, 2020 The circulatory system has a significant role in the overall health of the body. Proper blood circulation is not only vital for the working of the circulatory system but also has substantial parts in improving the function of other systems of the body. Not surprisingly, the most significant organ of the human body; the heart is the prime organ of the circulatory system. The majority of people gives the blood circulation the least importance by underestimating its importance. People adopt a lifestyle that impedes the circulation of blood in the body leading to various disorders of other... (read more) Author: Ayesha Gulzar

386. How to Cope and Live with Depression? October 02, 2020 What is Depression? Depression is a health disorder that causes a consistently low mood, feeling of sadness and loss of interest in life activities. Some people do not consider depression as a health disorder-they are wrong. Also known as Clinical depression, it affects a person’s thoughts, feelings, and behaviour. Depression affects not only mental but also the physical health of a person. Symptoms of Depression The symptoms of depression are complicated and vary widely in different people. The symptoms can persist for days, weeks or even months. It is unlikely to list all... (read more) Author: Ayesha Gulzar

387. Signs you are suffering from Erectile Dysfunction October 02, 2020 Erectile dysfunction also called as impotence is a sexual disorder characterised by absence of Erection in the penis during the sexual intercourse with the partner. Erectile dysfunction leaves a marking effect ion the physical and psychological condition of a man as it is more related to another person being in a relationship with you. Causes of Erectile Dysfunction and its treatment Various reasons can cause erectile dysfunction. Most important of them are cardiovascular diseases, neurological problems like trauma after prostate gland surgery, hormonal disorders and drug-related s... (read more) Author: Ayesha Gulzar

388. Effects of Sleep deprivation on the body October 02, 2020 Many of us have experienced tired, cranky and spending the day in nod after spending a night while tossing and turning. But you will feel something more than just being groggy and grumpy after missing a shut-eye sleep for recommended hours. Although we all know that sleep deprivation has some adverse effects on our health, what are they? Well, the long-term sleep deprivation causes devastation to your body systems, it’s true. Sleep deprivation shakes your mental health, puts your physical health at stake. It causes problems like weight gain and weakens the immune system. Read bel... (read more) Author: Ayesha Gulzar

389. Trekking In Nepal | ABC Heli Tour September 27, 2020 Wildly recognized as naturalist's heaven, Annapurna is a series of peaks in the Nepal Himalayas. This mountain is located in the east of a wonderful gorge cut through the Himalaya from the lake Kali Gandaki. The beautiful mountain has vast snow-capped glaciers on its western and northwestern slopes that drain into this gorge. Annapurna Base Camp Trek is one of the most popular trekking destinations in Nepal. With breathtaking scenery and cultural diversity, this region has stayed as a fan favorite for a long. A blend of such culture and nature makes this region a top destination for foreign vi... (read more) Author: Anish Sah

390. Organic Gardening - Animal Based Fertilizers For Your Garden September 27, 2020 Organic gardening is becoming more popular, and gardeners are looking for organic fertilizers and other organic products for there gardening needs. Organic fertilizers are either animal, mineral, or vegetable-based. Animal-based organic fertilizers are a by-product of the farming and meat industry. Products like manures, blood meal, bone meal, and fish products are all part of this type of fertilizer. Manures are the most common type of organic fertilizer that comes to mind to the home gardener. They can supply a lot of organic matter to the garden's soil to improve the soil's structure. ... (read more) Author: Darren Chan

391. Venture Away from Your Catered Chalet; Tignes has Fine Dining Galore September 25, 2020 Over the past few years, skiers at Tignes have enjoyed the growth in gourmet restaurants on the mountains. Now, you can stop on the slopes for panoramic views and fine dining; sample Michelin star cuisine in an indoor woodland paradise; and delight in Savoyard classic dishes with a contemporary twist. If you take a break from evening meals in your catered chalet, Tignes will ensure you find yourself in the lap of luxury. Here is our list of the top five lavish restaurants that you will want to experience during your catered chalet Tignes ski trip. Ursus Last season, Ursus w... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

392. Legendary Runs on the Doorstep of your Catered Chalet in Val Thorens September 25, 2020 Heading to Val Thorens for some skiing fun? For any fanatic skier, seeking out the most renowned runs in a resort is one of the first tasks. Luckily, there are bound to be some pretty sweet (and some truly legendary) runs right on the doorstep of your catered chalet - Val Thorens is an exceptional ski area, after all. The resort is expansive and well configured. What’s more, because 99% of the runs are above 2000m, great snow conditions are pretty much guaranteed for most of the season. With 150 kilometres of slopes to explore, you’ll want to prepare an itinerary so you don’t waste ... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

393. Top Family Lunch Spots in Val Thorens September 25, 2020 Taking children on a ski holiday can be a daunting prospect, what with skiing lessons, battling with ski gloves and salopettes, making sure the little ones don’t get too tired and so much more. But, as long as the kids are fed and watered, you can generally make it all work. Right off the bat, your life is made a whole lot easier by staying in a catered chalet. Val Thorens has a wide variety of options and you won’t need to cook or wash up at breakfast and dinner time. What a treat! But even with two daily meals sorted, families need to have some places earmarked for lunchtime r... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

394. Hiking In Nepal | Nagarjun Hiking September 22, 2020 Hiking is not just a great way to spend some time with family and friends or to stay fit but it's a wonderful way to see those areas which aren't accessible any other way. In case you were to drive in a car and admire the scene, your view will be different than if you were to walk. Traveling on foot allows you to choose in those sights and sounds which are easy to miss otherwise; thus creating your journey complete. This hiking trail earns the distinction of having one of the most beautiful mountain landscapes in the world. The absolute minimum 3-week trekking trip between October to November ... (read more) Author: Anish Sah

395. Soak Up the Slow Travel Experience on Barge Trips in France September 19, 2020 There’s an entire demographic of people that don’t need convincing on the so-called ‘slow travel’ experience that’s becoming more and more popular. Some of them are the lucky people who’ve already been on one or more barge trips in France. Cruising down tranquil waterways, visiting off-the-beaten-track parts of the country, making lifelong friends with like minded travellers, and enjoying magnificent cuisine created by international chefs is simply the most relaxing and fulfilling way to explore the country’s culture and landscape. Barge trips in France are slow in the most immersive... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

396. Get to Know the Vessels for Barge Trips in France September 19, 2020 Planning to set off on one of the excellent barge trips in France? If it’s your first time, you may be wondering what to expect in terms of the vessel on which you’ll be living for a week or so. When you mention cruising, many people immediately think of the larger ocean-going vessels that cater to huge numbers of passengers, but in general, river cruising is a very different and far more intimate experience – and barge trips in France are something else altogether. The range of so-called ‘hotel barges’ that meander up and down the canals and waterways of the country differ in capac... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

397. Lifetime Experience | Everest Base Camp Trek September 18, 2020 It is a trip that lots of tens of thousands decide to challenge themselves with each calendar year, a genuine evaluation of willpower and fitness; a trip up Mount Everest. The experience is one which will not soon be forgotten, however! Whenever we left the interesting town of Kathmandu to visit Lukla, I understood this walk was likely to become among the toughest, yet ultimately rewarding of my entire life. Among the most attractive features of this specific path for me - besides the jaw-dropping splendor of the entire area - has been the opportunity to experience how the natives live. ... (read more) Author: Anish Sah

398. Ski Holiday Cheat Sheet: Get to Know Tignes September 16, 2020 When you’re planning a ski holiday, the first task is to decide exactly where you should go. In Europe we’re spoiled for choice when it comes to superb snow conditions and top-class resorts with chalet accommodation, so it certainly isn’t an easy decision. If France is on your radar (and it really should be) for your winter escape in a catered chalet, Tignes is definitely an option to consider. Knowing the basic ins and outs of a resort is always a good idea before you book a catered chalet. Tignes has plenty going for it so prepare to be tempted! The Resort The resort is a... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

399. What to Do When You’re Off the Slopes in Tignes September 16, 2020 With its accessibility, altitude, great accommodation and fabulous 300km of pistes networked with neighbouring Val d’Isere, Tignes is one of the most popular and snow sure ski resorts in Europe. If you’re planning a ski holiday in a catered chalet, Tignes should be right at the top of your considerations. But what makes a ski resort a great one goes beyond even those factors mentioned above. Because while naturally we’re there for skiing, there’s got to be enough to keep all members of your group (be they family or friends) happy and entertained. What to Do in Tignes When You’re... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

400. What’s On Offer for a Ski Holiday in Val Thorens? September 16, 2020 Looking forward to your next ski holiday? Well, if you’ve chosen the fabulous resort of Val Thorens, in France’s Three Valleys, you certainly should be! As the highest resort in Europe, sitting at 2,300m, and with access to the entire 600km Three Valleys ski network, the opportunities on the slopes are nothing short of magnificent. In addition, when it comes to booking a catered chalet, Val Thorens has some absolutely superb choices for all budgets and group sizes. There’s no doubt that the resort has its skiing and accommodation aspects covered admirably, but it also shines in term... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

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