Being a single parent can be hard work and sometimes the thought of going on holiday can seem like more hassle than it’s worth. However, it’s possible for you to have a very enjoyable and relaxing break, while the children will have the thrill of discovering somewhere new.
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The Maldives vs Thai Islands
So, you’ve decided you want your next holiday to be at an island paradise. In my mind, two destinations particularly stand out for this kind of break: the Maldives and Thailand. The question is, how do you decide which is for you? To help you pick, I’ve put together a list of some of the…
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Romantic England: Spa City Bath
Although English are known to be rather strict and shy in their emotions, their architecture is opposite. Beautiful buildings, extravagant squares and charming little gardens are nothing but pure romance.
Why Treating Yourself to a City Break is Cheaper Than You Think
It’s never been so easy to explore the world, with hundreds of flights leaving our local airports every day headed for exciting new destinations, but unfortunately having a sense of adventure comes at a cost. After flights, accommodation and spending money are accounted for your city break budget can soon spiral, unless you take some…
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Romantic Weekend in Newcastle
Hey, Urban Housewives! Hope you guys are all enjoying the swing into March. We’ll be turning the clocks forward soon, and that’s ok with me because that means one step closer to springtime. This spring, my newest travel obsession is undoubtedly a little weekend getaway to Newcastle, or more properly known as Newcastle-upon-Tyne. It pretty…
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Top 5 Must See And Do in Barbados
Understandably, many have a one-track mindset when planning a visit to the Caribbean. They look through the online listings of beach villas in Barbados or other dreamy islands, and pack a bathing suit. Done.
Explore the Papal Legacy in Rome
When Pope Benedict XVI announced his resignation on Feb. 11, 2013, he became the third pope in history to voluntarily do so — and the first in more than 600 years. While religious leaders determine who will be the next Bishop of Rome and prepare for the installation of a new leader, visitors to Rome…
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