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Book a city break with Inghams
By Junior on 26/08/2011 16:21:07
Inghams’ fantastic brochure offers plenty of destination cities to visit including Hong Kong and Dubai
A few years ago, a short break in Vancouver or Cape Town would have been considered exotic, but such places are now far more accessible even for the less adventurous traveller. With 43 exciting destination cities, including Hong Kong, Toronto
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Wildlife watching
By Junior on 10/08/2011 15:55:11
Get inspiration for amazing family holiday ideas from Bridge & Wickers' travel brochure
, Laos, Cambodia, Malaysia and Hong Kong. Options for families include a stay at Kamu Lodge in Laos, where guests can plant rice in a paddy field and visit the Sepilok Orang-utan Rehabilitation Centre in Borneo.Tel: 020 7483 6555 or visit www
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12 Amazing Luxury Hotels… That Love Children
By Catherine O'Dolan on 22/11/2011 11:17:29
From Claridges to the New York Plaza, these iconic hotels deliver a stunning location, superb amenities and extend the warmest welcome to children
Claridge’s, London Neatly tucked away behind Oxford Street, and a stone’s throw from the chic shopping of Bond Street, Claridge’s is one of London’s iconic hotels. And the fun begins from the moment your child swings her way through the revolving doors of the beautiful Art Deco e...
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Flights Down Under
By Junior on 30/08/2011 16:55:45
Six of the best airlines and routes to Australia
Here are Junior's favourite airlines and routes to Oz:- Qantas Direct to Sydney and Melbourne, or via Hong Kong or Bangkok. Has four classes. - Emirates To Perth, Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane, via Dubai. Four classes, with good seats in economy
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Surviving the long-haul flight
By Guy Winterflood on 15/04/2010 11:40:55
Making a journey to the other end of the Earth? Take heed of these tips and tricks
on to Sydney); Singapore (13, then another seven to Sydney) or even Japan, Bangkok or Hong Kong.
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Wildlife Watching
By on 24/09/2009 17:35:26
From meeting a manatee to hanging out with orang-utans
brochure offering inspiring holidays in Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Malaysia and Hong Kong. Options for families include a stay at Kamu Lodge in Laos, where guests can plant rice in a paddy field and visit the Sepilok Orang-utan Rehabilitation Centre in Borneo
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Advertorial: Keeping the kids happy abroad
By Sainsbury’s Finance on 18/08/2011 11:24:43
A theme park holiday can be great fun for the whole family and leave you with some wonderfully happy memories
pilgrimages there. The Big Thunder Mountain Railroad and Space Mountain are favourites for many families, but also check out the Typhoon Lagoon Water Park for a change of pace. There are Disney theme parks in other countries too, including Hong Kong
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Quintessentially Burberry
By Catherine O'Dolan on 19/04/2010 13:25:10
Despite a somewhat chequered history, the Burberry brand of patriotic styling is flying high in the fashion world
in Hong Kong, followed by two US stores in New York and California, and stores in Dubai and Istanbul. This spring sees the opening of the first stand-alone childrenswear store in the UK in Westbourne Grove, Notting Hill. Under the creative direction
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Golden Girl - Myleene Klass
By Helen McKay-Ferguson on 11/03/2011 12:36:28
Read stories from the archive of Junior Magazine -The multi-talented Myleene Klass talks motherhood, music and minor mishaps in front of Her Majesty
. Everything a style-savvy preschooler (or their parent) could desire. Myleene plays a big role in developing the collection, from sketching out designs, to travelling to New York and Hong Kong to source fabrics. “I know a lot of people probably think I just
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Luscious landscapes Down Under
By Junior on 17/08/2011 11:32:04
Experience the other-worldly landscapes and warm welcome of Australia, New Zealand and the South Pacific
take a breather; then another 14 on to Sydney); Singapore (13, then another seven to Sydney) or even Japan, Bangkok or Hong Kong. But once you’ve finally made it Down Under, you’ll realise there are places here that quite simply have to be seen
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