Festival season is here, and there’s no need to leave the kids at home (tempting though it may be). Across the UK, more events are putting families front and centre – offering live music, creative workshops, adventure zones, and even baby-changing tents that don’t look like they belong in a war zone.
In the world today, more and more travellers are turning to eco-tourism and cultural exploration. People are no longer satisfied with just sightseeing. They want to truly understand a destination’s natural environment and ethnic culture, and at the mean time, travel in a more sustainable way.
When summer arrives and holidays beckon, most of us think of sun-soaked afternoons, lazy beach days, and family adventures in nature – but warm weather and outdoor fun also bring an unwelcome companion: insects. Mosquitoes, midges, wasps, ticks, and other biting bugs are more than just a minor nuisance — for many people, they can be a serious issue. Whether it’s a painful sting at a picnic, a mosquito bite that keeps your child awake all night, or the growing concern over tick-borne diseases, bites and stings can cast a shadow over an otherwise perfect trip.
If you’re a keen camper, a digital nomad, or a family living for weekends in the caravan, you know that the comforts of home don’t have to stay behind—especially when it comes to entertainment. Whether it’s keeping the kids busy on rainy days or winding down after a long hike, a reliable smart TV is fast becoming a road trip essential.
When it comes to family holidays in Europe, most people think of France, Spain, or Italy. But beyond the classic destinations lies a whole continent of incredible, lesser-known countries that are perfect for adventurous families.
When it comes to family holidays, most people think of summer as the high season—crowded attractions, inflated prices, and packed flights. What if you could flip the script and escape to the Southern Hemisphere, where your summer coincides with their quieter seasons?
Planning a family summer holiday doesn’t have to mean fighting crowds at tourist hotspots or paying peak-season prices. In fact, choosing summer travel to off-season places could be the smartest move you make all year.
When it comes to outdoor adventures in Europe, Slovenia remains one of the continent’s hidden treasures. From vast underground cave systems to wild river canyons, this small country is packed with dramatic natural scenery. For visitors from the UK, it’s an ideal destination for adventure, nature, and unique geological wonders. In this guide, we’ll focus on the caves and canyons in Slovenia—what to expect, what to budget for, and how to make the most of your visit.