Well, the first bank holiday of the year is upon us, with the inevitable queues on the roads as everyone heads off for their favourite holiday destination. Me? I’m staying at home because Sue is working everyday over the holidays. I’ve got plans, but no doubt there are other plans which I’m not yet privvy to which will take precedent. But if I were going away for the weekend, where would we go?
Coming up, some of our favourite bank holiday suggestions…
I’ve been reading up on what makes a good travel blog, and two things have emerged…
Continue reading “An apology of sorts…”
If you don’t understand the title – look it up! Now, to all of my overseas friends, a question.
Is you national flag featured here? If not, you know what you need to do!
So, just been watching youtube trying to get a few tips for my forthcoming introduction into the world of vlogging, and there are some really good travel bloggers already out there, and it’s made me think a bit about what I want to achieve – but more on that later. One thing I did notice is they all talk about their ‘instagram’ photos, and I haven’t a clue what they are on about! Continue reading “Dragging myself into the 20th century…”
You know what I’m talking about right?
You’ve got two cases worth of clothes to fit in one suitcase, and the wife is stood over you sternly making sure you’re not going to crease her freshly ironed garments. Continue reading “Do you roll or fold?”
The following is a brief synopsis of our experience with the RCI timeshare company. It is my own view, and has only been influenced with my own experience with them.
Resort Condominiums International, or RCI as they are popularly known, are a holiday exchange service which we became involved with as part of the time share scheme we signed up for with the Bahia Principe Privilege Club. Continue reading “My experience with RCI”
I’m calling on all my international flying fraternity to chip in their opinions on what they consider to be a) The best airline they’ve flown, and b) the best airport they’ve passed through. Continue reading “Calling all frequent flyers”
According to Trip Advisor, where I am currently a level 5 contributor (a couple of reviews off of level 6), I have visited 26% of the world, including 350+ locations and nearly 160,000 miles travelled.
But I know this is just the tip of the iceberg really, and there’s lots more out there to see. Continue reading “An invitation”
Ok, well this is probably the easiest and shortest post of the series.
My final suggested reason why you don’t change brands is just pure idleness!
Continue reading “What makes you ‘brand’ loyal? (3)”
In my last post I discussed staying loyal to brand simple because you like it. You can’t really argue with that, as long as you are acknowledging the potential for missing out on something better. With some things, you probably say “That’s a risk I’ll take”. Continue reading “What makes you ‘brand’ loyal? (2)”
