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Alternative Destinations for 2015
Written by Adele Grant January 13th 2015

Those of us who choose to travel tend to do so for many reasons, from the food to the nightlife and the culture. Time and time again we’ve been told to visit the Caribbean if we’re seeking stunning beaches or France if we want to visit museums and historical architecture, which means many

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Christmas Holiday Destinations
Written by Julie McCubbin December 2nd 2014

So here we go again, shopping till we drop, trolleys overflowing with enough food to last the year and boxes full of mince pies that you’ll never get through. Not forgetting the stress of cooking the Christmas dinner and making sure the day’s events run on schedule. However, nowadays

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The Perks of Travelling Solo
Written by Faye Leonard November 25th 2014

The concept of travelling alone can inspire a slew of different emotions: fear, excitement, apprehension, and liberation. While travelling without the comfort of close friends can be daunting and even downright scary, plenty of lone wolves around the world embark on solo adventures in search of

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Long haul travel on a budget
Written by Faye Leonard November 25th 2014

With winter fast upon us, it seems everyone’s brains are turning to their next great escape. But winter in Europe can often be dreary, to say the least… so why not consider expanding your horizons? Long haul travel doesn’t have to be daunting—rather, it can be an affordable way to see the

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And the best beach in Europe is….
Written by Faye Leonard November 6th 2014

With so many attractive beaches to enjoy in Europe, choosing the best one was a tough ask – but after much debating, deep thinking, more debating and a bit of cake, we eventually decided on our favourite… …drum roll… Playa de Ses Illetes on the idyllic island of Formentera. Why Illetes?

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Top 5 party destinations to book in 2015
Written by Adele Grant November 4th 2014

Now into autumn those nights spent dancing on tropical shores seem like nothing but a distant memory, right? As the days seem shorter and the weather turns colder it’s time to start planning next year’s party-packed getaway. But with so many young and lively destinations to choose from where do

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The latest scene for 2015 holidays
Written by Aaron Hall November 4th 2014

After creating but a ripple in the travel industry pool last year with the launch of their new ‘Scene’ range, Thomson Holidays have given the brand a total makeover and re-released it with a bang. And what a bang it has made. Filling in the gap in the market between

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Where is Hot in November?
Written by Julie McCubbin November 3rd 2014

When the clocks are due to go back, the cold autumn nights are going to get longer and the shop shelves will start to fill with Christmas delights – as magical as this time can be, it can also be miserable. What other excuse do you need to jet off for some winter holiday sunshine

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Where is Hot in October?
Written by Julie McCubbin September 18th 2014

Well it’s that time of the year again, we’ve waved off the children as they head back to school, packed away our flip flops and replaced them with our winter woollies. With many shops already showing signs of Christmas, a holiday in the sun is a great way to recharge those batteries before the

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Holidays Are For Everyone: Our Favourite Destinations For Single Travellers
Written by Julie McCubbin September 16th 2014

Here at Holiday Hypermarket we believe holidays are for everyone. That’s why we sell all kinds of holidays for all kinds of people. And we’re not on about tall people, short people, or people sporting a beard. We mean beach lovers, adrenaline junkies, lovebirds, and everyone in between. Over

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