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Having just got back from my recent trip to Madeira, I am now eagerly awaiting our next break which happens to be a city break to Oslo, Norway at the end of May. We really don’t have that long to wait and the rate that this year is going it will be here before we know it, no doubt. With that said I need to start thinking about my next holiday essentials and at the top of that list is a great piece of hand luggage.
With three holidays booked and under my belt for 2016 already, you could say I’m virtually packing my suitcase for them all already. Of course my holiday attire is something I meticulously plan beforehand but I do very little planning for when I will actually be there. Whilst I do a little bit of digging on TripAdvisor for things to do I never really go away with a set plan of what we would like to do. Inntravel were kind enough to send me a Bradt Travel Guide to make sure I could make the most of my time abroad.
If there is one thing in life that I thoroughly recommend that anyone do, it would be simple. Travel. T R A V E L. Travel close to home, head across the waters, but make sure you travel outside of your own little bubble. For me, it gave me so much more confidence. I’m not talking about quitting my job and travelling the world (but lets face it, given the choice I think I know I would definitely pack up & go.) I’m just talking about getting on a plane for a weekend, a week or even two and exploring lands that you never normally would. I’ve got a run down of some of the places that I am dying to travel to and ClickStay makes it easier than ever to search for accommodation too.
When an email lands in your inbox inviting you to come & try out a luxury hotel, the silly thing to do would be say no. So thank goodness I didn’t. I love travelling abroad as you’ll see from previous posts but I also love a long weekend away in the UK too. I had the pleasure of visiting the Hotel La Tour, Birmingham last weekend to review what the place had to offer. Now, I’ll be completely honest I wasn’t really taken with Birmingham itself (except of course, FOUR FLOORS OF SELFRIDGES, am I right?) It was a good two hour and a bit hours drive so we were starved. We picked up our first ever Five Guys, which in itself was worth the effort.
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