Cheap Holidays Abroad: Booking Early vs Booking Last Minute
There are lots of ways to save money on a holiday abroad. One effective way of cutting costs is to consider how far in advance you book your hotel and flights. Booking early (over six months in advance) is a common way to save costs. Many hotels and airlines offer early bird deals to those...Continue reading→
Why Being Sent to Coventry is No Bad Thing
Whether you’re looking for somewhere to take a long weekend or you’re trying to do more trips in the UK for environmental reasons, chances are Coventry isn’t on the top of your list, but maybe it should be. Not only is Coventry set to be the City of Culture in 2021, but it is home...Continue reading→
A Complete Guide to Visiting Iceland by Cruise Ship
Cruise ships are growing in popularity and more destinations are becoming accessible by sea. Iceland is such a beautiful country with amazing natural landscapes, and it’s one of the best places in the world to see the Northern Lights. If you have never visited before, it should absolutely be on your bucket list. When you...Continue reading→
Three Ways To See The World And Give Back
The hot topic right now is sustainable travel. And while travelling and experiencing the world is one of the greatest things you can do, is it possible to see the world and give something back at the same time? This article was submitted by a travel company as a paid collaboration. Exposure to other lands,...Continue reading→
Notable Food Festivals near Bristol, UK
Perhaps it’s our love of fast food, or just making the most of the great British summer by being outside, but there’s no shortage of food festivals taking place across the UK. Since we know summer has to come to an end sometime, I’ve whittled it down to the most notable food festivals happening near...Continue reading→
Eat the (Homegrown) Seasons in Slovenia
Do you want to know where to find the best restaurant in Ljubljana? Keep reading. The late Anthony Bourdain recognised how much food defines a nation, so to understand a new culture the best thing is to pull up a chair at the dining table. Fortunately, Eat With allows you to become a part of...Continue reading→
When you should take your holiday in 2020
As a full-time worker – and now part-time masters student – national holidays and my free time has never been more important to get that work-life balance. Here’s where and when I’m taking my holidays in 2020 to make the most of my holiday entitlement. For context, I now work Monday to Friday and have...Continue reading→
Gloucester Events 2025
Many visitors come to Gloucester for the famous cheese rolling, a spectacle in which competitors chase a wheel of cheese down Cooper’s Hill. It remains one of the most unusual and best known events in the county. But Gloucester also offers a busy year of festivals, performances and traditions that are worth experiencing. Year round...Continue reading→
How to Spend Five Days in Copenhagen, Denmark
Copenhagen. Home to Jaime Lannister (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau), the Little Mermaid (and other cult fairy tales), Lego and some of the happiest people on earth - there’s plenty to love about Denmark’s Capital! Having already visited Iceland and Finland, I continued my sightseeing around the Nordic countries with a New Year’s Eve visit to Copenhagen (just...Continue reading→
What and Where to eat in Copenhagen, Denmark
Copenhagen food is unlike any other. Not only is the capital home to two of the world’s best restaurants (Noma and Geranium), but it boasts 17 Michelin-starred restaurants! And with some of the strictest food regulations, it comes as no surprise that Danes place a real emphasis on organic, quality food and produce. But despite...Continue reading→
