After 2020, many people had high hopes of travelling abroad in 2021. I know we did. After cancelling our summer holiday for 2020 due to COVID-19, we re-booked for the same weeks in 2021, only having now had to re-schedule again for 2022 – third time lucky hopefully!
#KeepWalesSafe is the Welsh Government’s official response to the on-going COVID-19 pandemic. It is fair to say that this summer half term Wales will be in a much better place than May 2020. Cases are falling and vaccinations are rising, which means restrictions are able to ease.
Regardless of whether you are travelling to Europe or you are just travelling around the UK, there are several elements that you need to consider to make sure that you are travelling safely. To help you get started, here is a bit of insight into some of the important health notices that you should consider before you are travelling.
Choosing a destination for a family holiday in Europe can bring you stress and fill you with a variety of worries and concerns. After all, the needs and travel priorities for holidays with children are very different from those we have when we travel alone or with our friends.
One of the places we intend to travel as a family is to Canada. It is somewhere I find hugely exciting because it has so many of the things we love to do as a family.
London certainly holds a special place in lots of people’s hearts, but, if you are visiting London and have time to travel around a little, don’t miss out on taking in a village with an “old-fashioned” character with special cottages and cobbled streets, or the stunning countryside.
This includes 10 tips for a relaxing campervan holiday, to give you the experience of a lifetime.
None of us have been on very long car journeys with children over the last 12 months due to the COVID-19 Pandemic. However, with every jab that goes into an arm somewhere, we get one step closer to the world opening up again. Here, are a few tips to help ease children back into long car journeys.