Culture & Activities

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‘Let’s Have a Knees-Up’ …and Other Britishisms to Leave at Home
Written by Julia May 24th 2015

We should be proud of our English language after all it's the Queen's English! However some of our Britishisms should be left at

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“The Food Tastes Strange Here!” Teaching Travel Etiquette to Little Ones
Written by Julia May 14th 2015

Travelling abroad with young children can bring some culture clashes, but here's how to handle them with ease - while still enjoying your

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Getting the Most Out of Your Museum Trip
Written by Helena Smith April 28th 2015

Check out these handy tips to help you have a fulfilling and enjoyable museum trip when you're on

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The Most Popular Good Luck Symbols Around The World
Written by Jane Westerman April 28th 2015

The most popular good luck symbols around the world are featured here with their meanings.

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A Great Self-Guided Walk in Barcelona
Written by Genevieve Jones April 21st 2015

  Barcelona is a city with lots to see, from fashionable markets to vibrant festivals, and it’s easy to see why it’s one of Spain’s most interesting cities. Though you’ll find plenty of interesting sights by just setting off for a wander, you could also try a self-guided walking tour

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The World’s Best Museums for Science Lovers
Written by Genevieve Jones March 19th 2015

Science museums are especially interesting for the curious, and here’s a list of five of the world’s

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Take a Hike: 3 Mexican Trails Worth Flying For
Written by Julia March 10th 2015

Going to Mexico soon and want to try a hike? These 3 Mexican trails are worth flying

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Why Visit St Catherine’s Monastery in Sharm El-Sheikh
Written by Samuel Natoli September 18th 2014

Basing yourself at Egypt’s stunning coastal resort of Sharm el Sheikh this winter? Many of you will plan your Sharm el Sheikh holidays around the undersea shipwrecks and shifting coral habitats that make this part of the Sinai Peninsula such a hit with the scuba diving and snorkelling community.

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Wildlife Spotting in Cuba
Written by Samuel Natoli May 20th 2014

  For many, Cuba holidays mean the irresistible pleasures of Latino rhythms, mojitos and expensive cigars; the vintage cars and the colourful, beautifully decrepit architecture on the streets of Havana. But of course, this vast island has a great deal more to offer, especially the truly unique

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