The summer holidays are our favourite time of the year because once the winter disappears with its rains and cold, summer comes and brings us more happiness in the environment as everything starts to look beautiful offering bright colors, Picnic in the park with friends or family, go to the beach, feel the warm air, the sun, dress in summer clothes and of course travel, as there is perhaps a little more time and the days are longer
Unpredicted situations can happen at any moment and can happen in the safest or quietest destinations. When you are traveling you may be going to an unknown environment and getting access to resources in case of an emergency may be complicated, since the health systems works differently, depending on the country. By taking out travel insurance you are essentially protecting yourself against travel risks such as cancellations, lost luggage and most importantly unexpected medical costs abroad.
Summer is around the corner, and schools classes will end very soon. Families are already planning where to go for their summer holidays. Picking the right locations to travel might be difficult, deciding between all the family members where to go can be a challenge and also because it’s the season where it’s more busy than usual.
Many of us remember the classic movie “Home Alone” when Kevin’s mother realises that she forgot her eight-year-old son. While this may seem unlikely, it’s not about putting together a whole scene with mannequins, music, and movement to ward off thieves like Kevin did in “Home Alone”, but if you are not prepared, your pre-holidays stress can make you forget the obvious and important things.
Making a safari is a unique and unforgettable experience, it is an activity that you have to follow a series of guidelines and safety rules to avoid problems since you will be very close to wild animals. A safari is a trip where you can learn about the local fauna where the aim is to witness it in its true wild state. Africa is an excellent place to go on a safari, since you will have the experience of finding yourself face to face with wild animals in their natural habitat.
Travelling abroad to a new place allows you to have new experiences and get to know new cultures, but it can be at the same time a risk for those who have allergies. However, this is not a reason you should avoid travelling completely, now we are going to share some tips for you to have in mind in the moment of planning a trip and to enjoy it the most you can
All human beings at some point in our lives, either sooner or later, want to pause, either by an adverse situation, the exhaustion of monotony, or simply the need to take a breath to restart our daily life. When I heard about the Santiago way, I was very interested in going. In that moment, it was not possible for me to do it, as for someone who has to work, has a demanding family life or different occupations, it is not easy to take several days in a row to have an experience like this one.
For many the best season of the year is now happening, time to spend time with the kids (who are now on holiday), family or just friends to hang out and travel to amazing cities such as London, which offers lots of different things to do and many of them are free!
Now that you are enjoying the summer, it is important to have some valuable family time that you might not get at any other time of the year. So here are some great ideas for family trips and enjoy the most this sunny season.
1. Avoid the aisle seats. Sometimes it is not possible to be able to choose your seat on a flight, however if you do have a choice, avoid the aisle seat. Whilst many will prefer this seat because you can stand up easily, travelling in the aisle seat can increase the probability of infections caused by the bacteria people leave when walking past you as well as the ones that you may get when you go to the bathroom.
