811. Planning a Portuguese Golfing Holiday? Stay at the Dona Filipa
August 28, 2018
Portugal’s famous Algarve region is situated at the south of the country and on the Atlantic coast. It is becoming increasingly well-known among golf aficionados around the world – and with good reason! It offers a staggering array of world-class courses and a truly excellent collection of resorts. ...
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812. Fore! Four-Star Golfing Hotels in Costa de la Luz
August 28, 2018
Spain’s Costa de la Luz, or Coast of Lights, has always been popular among Spaniards seeking sun and sand. Increasingly, though, this little section of the Andalusian coast is becoming a prime location for holidaymakers from all over Europe. Its proximity to Portugal’s Algarve has led tourist initia...
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813. A Portuguese Golfing Holiday Inspired by Jack Nicklaus
August 28, 2018
Portugal’s Algarve is becoming increasingly well-known as a great destination for a golf holiday. In addition to a wide range of courses, fine dining and natural beauty, the region also has a strong connection to some of the sport’s legends – and they don’t get much more legendary than Jack Nicklaus...
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814. Tips and Tricks for Dealing with Online Customer Reviews
August 24, 2018
When a courier job goes wrong, you’ll find that the customer often has something to say about it. Although the internet can be the perfect place to scrutinise, insult, and even ruin a business, it is also a platform that portrays the best of its attributes. Here’s how to maximise the positives and a...
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815. Take a Walk on the Wild Side: Hike Caminito del Rey
August 24, 2018
Let’s play a game: it starts with a taxi from Malaga airport and it ends with the holiday of a lifetime, what it is it? It’s a trip to the Caminito del Rey of course! Touted by Lonely Planet as one of the hottest things to do in 2015, this magnificent post-industrial walkway is straight out of an ac...
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816. Shrouded in Secrets: Mysterious Places in Malaga
August 24, 2018
If you’re someone who enjoys wandering around a foreign city on their own to find the non-touristy sites, then these specially selected secrets of Malaga might just be for you. Most European cities are now dominated by mass-tourism which creates queues that stretch for miles outside (and inside!) “m...
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817. Water, Water, Everywhere: the Coolest Amsterdam Canals
August 24, 2018
The first things you think of when you imagine a trip to Amsterdam are tulips, clogs and its famous and very picturesque canals. (Well, there might be one or two other things that come to mind, but let’s leave them for another day.) The city is, quite literally, built on a network of waterways. If y...
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818. A Bloody Good Time: Amsterdam's Haunted Hotspots
August 24, 2018
Amsterdam may initially appear to be all cutesy canals and cosy cafes, but look a bit deeper and you’ll begin to peel back layers of a very haunted city indeed. Once your plane touches down, hop into a pre-booked Amsterdam airport transfer and get your best Ghostbusters outfit together – it’s time f...
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819. Taste Testing Tenerife: Savour the Tradition of Tapas
August 23, 2018
Tenerife is an island of huge diversity, boasting landscapes that vary from volcanic countryside to crystal-clear seas. It attracts thousands of tourists every year and in response has adapted its cuisine to the masses. However, if you’re willing to go off the beaten track, there are plenty of oppor...
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820. Time of the Seasons: Amsterdam All Year Long
August 23, 2018
One of the most accessible destinations for UK travellers is Amsterdam, a city that definitely demands multiple visits to get a feel for its breadth of history and culture. Because it’s so close, it’s a great place for a mini-break any time of the year, providing something different to discover duri...
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Author: Laura Jeeves
