2761. Tenerife's Cultural Hotspots in the West and East
May 23, 2017
When you think of Tenerife, there is a good chance that you will immediately think of sun, sea and sand. Whilst it has this in spades, it is also a country with fascinating traditions, culture and history just waiting to be uncovered. We have two wonderful Te-nerife resorts to the East and West tha...
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2762. Paradise on your Doorstep in Bermuda
May 23, 2017
Though only small, Bermuda has so much to boast about: never-ending sunshine, an abundance of wildlife and stunning coastal landscapes, all surrounded by dazzling blue ocean-waters. Its size means you can experience the wonders of nature on a truly intimate scale. Here are our team’s favourite spots...
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2763. Lanzarote - A Place for Luxury Even with the Little Ones
May 23, 2017
I speak to many parents who state that when they book a vacation they find that they have to sacrifice luxury to cater to their children. This should never be the case; we are firm believers that you can have a luxury break which is also child-friendly.
One of my favourite places for this i...
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2764. Hotspots for Culture Lovers in Bermuda
May 23, 2017
With cars driving on the left and red post boxes on street corners, Bermuda can feel almost like home for many of our visitors. However, these Atlantic islands have their own unique charm, and with plenty of sunshine they certainly can’t be mistaken for Britain!
While many people come for i...
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2765. Visiting Egypt with a Mobility Impairment? It Can Be Done!
May 23, 2017
I recently had a couple come to Can Be Done looking for the holiday of a lifetime. They were talking about hotels in the Caribbean, the USA or Istanbul – all of which we offer – but when I got talking to them I discovered that what they’d always dreamt of doing was going to Egypt and seeing the anci...
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2766. Sounds of the Deep South: A Jazzy Accessible Holiday
May 23, 2017
In America’s musical southern cities of New Orleans, Memphis and Nashville they don’t let much get in the way of their music. In fact, if you mention that you are visually impaired in any of these cities, they’re likely to smile and point out in a slow Southern drawl that you probably hear the music...
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2767. Let Biblical Israel Open Up to You on this Accessible Tour
May 23, 2017
Israel, with its rich, fascinating history, ancient architecture and strong cultural identity, is somewhere that many people, of all faiths and none, dream of visiting. That’s why I’m always surprised by how many of my clients believe it is ‘too difficult’ a destination for those with disabilities o...
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2768. From Stockholm to Helsinki: Accessible Nordic City Breaks
May 22, 2017
The Nordic countries of Sweden, Finland and Denmark are famous not just for their beautiful architecture and rich history, but for their progressive thinking and egalitarian attitude too. So it isn’t surprising that, while their cities may contain more than their fair share of cobblestones, they hav...
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2769. Looking to Be an HGV Driver? This Is What You Can Expect
May 19, 2017
In haulage, jobs are not exactly thin on the ground; in the UK, it’s estimated that there is a current shortage of around 60,000 HGV drivers, and this could be as high as 150,000 by 2020. Those are some staggering figures that will have a heavy impact on the industry’s ability to deliver top-quality...
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2770. Is Your Haulage Business Doing Well? Find Out With These Metrics
May 19, 2017
When you look around you at work you can see that everyone from drivers to managers are working hard, but the question for on-going success is… are they working efficiently?
Most haulage companies will have already made efficiency changes around fuel saving, the age of their fleet and route ...
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Author: Laura Jeeves
