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Five ways to avoid car sickness
By Kim Sullivan on 18/04/2010 15:26:43
Tips for a more pleasant journey
1. Know the signs Motion sickness is caused by repetitive small movements sending the brain mixed messages. Cold sweats, a queasy stomach and feeling dizzy are often the first signs.2. Hold your head up Encourage activities where your child has
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Tourism Concern’s Ethical Travel Guide
By Junior on 10/08/2011 17:08:56
The second edition of Tourism Concern’s Ethical Travel Guide is fully updated and packed with ideas for greener, more socially responsible holidays
communities. There are even new initiatives in countries such as Iran and China – if you are feeling rather adventurous. With more than 400 places to visit in 70 countries, it is the only directory of community-based tourism listings currently available
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Great adventures: camping
By Junior on 26/08/2011 12:09:27
There are few family bonding experiences as glorious as camping out, being at one with nature and sleeping (or not!) beneath the stars…
. Camping provides an antidote to all the health and safety rules by which we’re now required to live our lives. Lighting a fire in a tipi is not without a frisson of danger and I like that feeling. I also like the elemental nature of camping that you
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Overseas SOS calls
By Junior on 11/08/2011 15:54:40
smsSOS is a superb service which provides every important emergency number you need at your chosen holiday destination
Ever had that nagging feeling that you really ought to know the local emergency number – but only after you arrive? A survey has revealed that at least a third of travellers admit they would not know how to call a local ambulance while they were
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Junior's advice on festivals
By Junior on 31/08/2011 10:15:53
Here are some useful tips when searching for a fun family-friendly festival
then pack some favoured snacks in case there is nothing to your toddler’s taste. - Where can families sit? If the festival is a small event, then there will probably be space to set up a blanket close enough to the stage that you can still feel a part of it
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Weekend breaks away from the kids
By Junior on 15/08/2011 14:56:57
Of course you love your children, but once in a while you've got to make space for a lazy weekend without your little ones
Even the most devoted parents need time away from their little angels for a spot of relaxation and romance. Simply waving them off will feel like a tonic! If you fancy a naughty night out in London, the six-room Fox & Anchor is a great hideaway
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Six ways to have a greener holiday
By Clayton Johnson on 03/08/2010 17:39:33
A few simple changes will ensure you travel with a clear conscience
- and long-haul breaks throughout the year, choose fewer destinations and holiday for longer. This reduces the need to fly more often and means you can explore an area for longer, become immersed in the culture and feel really refreshed when you return
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Fuss-free flying with children
By Catherine O'Dolan on 01/08/2012 07:50:43
The lowdown on the family-friendliness of airlines
afford to upgrade to business, it can be well worth it: you’ll get more space and quicker attention from the air stewards – all of which equates to everyone feeling more calm and relaxed.And if the worst happens? Remember that the majority of airline
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How to make your kite reach new heights
By Claire O'Donnell on 02/04/2013 16:36:00
Expert advice on how to make a kite and more importantly keep it flying high
m or so, keeping the line taut, then pull sharply on the line to lift the kite.”The basic rule is to keep a tight hold of the line. And stick at it. When your kites is flouncing around the skies, eliciting gasps from passersby, it will feel worth it
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Super spas
By Junior on 15/08/2011 17:09:31
Pamper yourself with soothing scents, relaxing massages and revitalizing facials in these indulgent spas
Sparrow Jacuzzi for your little pirates.Look at our Tips & advice section for more great travel ideas.
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