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Animal Rehabilitation at the Hoedspruit Cheetah Project

A hundred years ago, you could find cheetahs running wild across the majority of Africa and areas of Asia. Now their numbers have dwindled and are confined mostly to protected areas. The wild population has reduced by half since the 1970s, which has made them vulnerable to extinction, so the rehabilitation of these animals and [...]

[ More ] March 31st, 2010 | No Comments |
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Crete – One of the Most Spectacular Places to Go Walking in Greece

Crete, the largest and most southerly of the Greek islands, offers beautiful weather, stunning scenery, the world-famous hospitality of its local people and, quite simply, some of the most superb places to go walking in Greece.
Samaria Gorge
At around 18 kilometres in length, the Samaria Gorge is the longest in Europe and is one of the [...]

[ More ] March 31st, 2010 | No Comments |
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Walking in Greece – Treading a Wonderland

Why go on a walking in Greece holiday? Quite simply, it’s a chance to escape to a world that many of us thought only existed in our dreams – until we visited Greece!
Greece and the Greeks
Even people that proclaim they know nothing of even their own history probably have heard some of the echoes of [...]

[ More ] March 31st, 2010 | No Comments |
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The Best of 1930s Anti Cannabis Propaganda Films

1930s propaganda films are hilarious, but all the more so for these 3 gems, which present pantomime depictions on the evils of cannabis…
The Best of 1930s Anti Cannabis Propaganda Films
Everyone loves looking back at the straight faced seriousness of 1930s propaganda films, and laughing at the ignorant scare mongering that was once taken as fact. [...]

[ More ] March 31st, 2010 | No Comments |
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The Roadkill Cafe – You Kill It, We Grill It

Those employed in delivery work in the United States appear to have a much better deal than us in the United Kingdom. Not only do they rarely have to put up with roundabouts and Victorian road-layouts, but they also have long stretches of freeways and classic American diners in which they can take a pit-stop. [...]

[ More ] March 30th, 2010 | No Comments |
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The Eight Rarest Animals in the World

Wildlife conservation holidays are a great way to get up close and personal to some of the world’s rarest animals. However, if you want to spot an animal that’s not often seen in the wild you’ll need to travel a long way. Here are a list of the eight rarest animals in the world and [...]

[ More ] March 30th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Wildlife Conservation Holidays the Perfect Idea for Gap Year Animal Lovers

More and more people are beginning to take gap years between their years of education. Between school and college, college and university, halfway through university and before venturing into the real world to get a job, are times when people decide to take a year out and discover what the world is really about. Wildlife [...]

[ More ] March 30th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Cannabis Seeds in the UK, America and Hogwarts

In California, new campaigns for the legalisation of marijuana are getting attention in a country where penalties for possession are relatively strong. Cannabis Seeds UK residents possess, however, remain legal right up until they germinate, as a Harry Potter star found out this week.
Hogwart’s obese bully, Vincent Crabbe, has finally been put in his place, [...]

[ More ] March 30th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Energetic English Walks

English walking breaks can encompass a range of terrain, from gentle walking to hiking over difficult ground. Whether you’re an avid hiker or are simply after gentle afternoon strolls, the English terrain offers something for everyone. Here are some of the best walks for keen hikers who enjoy a challenge and can manage the more [...]

[ More ] March 30th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Space Trek & Everest Trek: Astronaut Mountaineer

Most people can only dream of seeing the earth from space; and reaching the summit of Mount Everest (8,848 metres) is a formidable challenge that fewer than 3,000 people have ever achieved. In May 2009, American astronaut, Scott Parazynski became the first human to have done both.
In 2008, NASA astronaut Scott Parazynski embarked on his [...]

[ More ] March 30th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Visiting Moholoholo on a Conservation Holiday

I’ve just got back from my conservation holiday in South Africa, where I was lucky enough to spend a day at the Moholoholo Rehabilitation Centre. Many people wonder how they will spend a typical day on their chosen conservation project and whilst I can’t stress enough that every day and every experience is completely different, [...]

[ More ] March 30th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Futurama – Courier Work in the Galaxy

Futurama depicts the story of Fry, a former pizza delivery boy, who is cryogenically frozen at the start of the year 2000 and thawed out in 2999. Being a pizza delivery boy, Fry already has some experience in carrying out courier work and this equips him for his next job as a cargo delivery boy [...]

[ More ] March 29th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Baby’s First Majorca Holiday

Your baby’s first holiday is a momentous occasion and although taking your child out of his or her comfort zone may first seem a little daunting, Majorca with its child-friendly beaches and baby care facilities is the perfect place to introduce your child to his first foreign holiday.
Spanish Attitudes to Babies
On your Majorca family holidays, [...]

[ More ] March 29th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Are Assassins on Cannabis Coming For You?

The shady history of assassins is often linked to paradise and cannabis. This article looks at the links in greater detail.
Are Assassins on Cannabis Coming For You?
History is populated with uses for marijuana, from cannabis seeds being used as food in 6000BC China all the way through to British sailing ships using hemp rope. One [...]

[ More ] March 29th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Google the Big Friendly Giant

As Google casts its net further afield with forays into real-time search and social media, it is easy to see it as something to be scared of, if not an institution to rebel against. As an agency providing travel marketing solutions online, we try to bear in mind that our websites are Google�s products. However, [...]

[ More ] March 26th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Five Interesting Facts on Menorca

You may think you know all there is to know about Menorca. With its sandy beaches and warm climate it has established itself as a competitive destination in the holiday market. However, Menorca isn’t all sandy beaches and bucket and spades. Here are five things that you probably didn’t know about second largest Balearic Island.
Mayonnaise [...]

[ More ] March 25th, 2010 | No Comments |
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The Birds, the Bees and the STDS

Whilst most responsible humans undertake regular STD testing, the furred and feathered have their own variety of sexually transmitted diseases to worry about. Bulldogs with brucellosis, koalas with Chlamydia and feline FeLV are just a few infections that feature in the animal kingdom. What should you be looking for as a responsible pet owner and [...]

[ More ] March 25th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Why Getting an STD Panel is Important Even If You Feel Healthy

Many people do not get an STD panel because they have not had any symptoms of an STD and therefore assume that they are healthy. This is not always the case however, and you may still be infected with certain infections and diseases despite not noticing any signs that anything is wrong.
HIV/AIDS
Unprotected vaginal, anal or [...]

[ More ] March 25th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Unforgettable Festivals in Samos

Planning a holiday walking in Greece? Well take that calendar off your wall and plan your trekking trip around these fantastic festivals. There’s a little something for everything, so come on over to Samos and learn to party like a local.
Dance on Taverna Tabletops
After walking in Greece the last thing that you’re going to [...]

[ More ] March 25th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Getting a Job in SEO

What is Search Engine Optimisation (SEO)?
When search engines decide what pages to show in response to an inquiry, they consult their indexed database of millions of web pages and decide which are the most relevant results, and in what order they should show them. A job in SEO involves figuring out what search terms a [...]

[ More ] March 25th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Getting a Job in Times of Recession

You can’t open a newspaper or switch on the news at the moment without hearing about the economic downturn that the whole of the western world is suffering from. Hardly any sectors are immune, and many companies are making redundancies in order to stay afloat. The worst part of this is that companies often slow [...]

[ More ] March 24th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Marijuana Mishaps in the Movies

Cannabis features in many movies, be they action films or comedies.  However, the most mishaps seem to happen when characters cross with those planting marijuana seeds.  We take a look at those movies in which cannabis plants and fields come a cropper, or in which characters fall out with those who have planted them.
The Beach
Set [...]

[ More ] March 24th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Women on the Road

Traditionally, the trucking industry has been a man’s world, and transport contracts have seldom been entered into by females. But it is now the 21st century, and it is important to remember that women are not only entitled to, but actually increasingly do, work in the haulage industry.
It is estimated that there are 505,000 truckers in [...]

[ More ] March 24th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Postman Pat – Why He Should Have Been a Courier

Postman Pat is probably the most reliable, friendly and responsible postman in the world. And deep down, we all wish he was the one delivering our post, particularly given the current state of the British Royal Mail.
His red van and black cat are images instilled in minds all over the world, and come to the [...]

[ More ] March 23rd, 2010 | No Comments |
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What are Feminized Marijuana Seeds?

Read the essential facts about feminized marijuana seeds – what they are, the kind of plants they produce, and why people choose to buy them.
Every website that legally sells marijuana seeds offers a curious option to buy so called feminized seeds, usually at two or three times the price for the same quantity of ordinary [...]

[ More ] March 23rd, 2010 | No Comments |
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Gap Years For Grown Ups

Huge organisations such as eBay and American Express have recently started to offer a fully paid year’s sabbatical into their staff contracts. However, they are not alone as statistics show that 11% of companies are now offering their staff paid gap years, whilst 29% of organisations are offering up to four months unpaid leave. So, [...]

[ More ] March 23rd, 2010 | No Comments |
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The Sherpa People of Nepal

The name ‘Sherpa’ is often mistaken for a term meaning ‘mountain porter’ on an Everest trek, because we rarely see the word in any other context. The Sherpa people are in fact a distinct ethnic group of people living in the northern highlands of Nepal and the Khumbu, which we know as the Everest region.
Despite [...]

[ More ] March 23rd, 2010 | No Comments |
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The Best Trucker Movies

#1 Convoy
Based on the song, Convoy, by C.W. McCall, this 1978 movie features haulage workers who band together to form an unbreakable convoy, in a bid to defeat the county sheriff. The truckers form an impressive mile long convoy, starring Kris Kristofferson and Ali McGraw.
#2 Breaker! Breaker!
This trucking movies feature the one and only Chuck [...]

[ More ] March 22nd, 2010 | No Comments |
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Cycling in Son Bou

Son Bou villas make the ideal choice of accommodation during your time in Menorca. Son Bou is a fantastic location which offers the visitor many things to see and do. But if you want to see more of Menorca, then there is one excellent way to get around that is cheap and enjoyable: walking.
Menorca seems [...]

[ More ] March 22nd, 2010 | No Comments |
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3 Top Resorts of the Turkish Riviera

The Turkish Riviera – a spectacular stretch of coastline spread over 1,000 kilometres and boasting some of the finest beaches in the whole country. This is one of the most popular places to head for visitors to Turkey. Walks here take you through idyllic towns and dramatic mountain landscapes, and you’ll also discover ancient treasures [...]

[ More ] March 22nd, 2010 | No Comments |
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3 Typical Dishes to Try when Walking in Greece

Greek cuisine is famous all over the world for its mix of delicious flavours and healthy ingredients. If you go walking in Greece, you’re certain to come across a whole wealth of spectacular dishes. Here’s a selection of three of the tastiest Greek dishes for you to try next time you are in the country. [...]

[ More ] March 19th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Shark Conservation – They Need Protection From Us

There are over 350 known species of sharks. According to the Shark Foundation, a quarter of these species are hunted commercially, which has contributed to many species, all over the world, becoming endangered. Some of the sharks with declining numbers have exotic names like the Endeavour Dogfish and the Zebra shark, as well as favourites [...]

[ More ] March 19th, 2010 | No Comments |
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What if Your STD Test Comes Back Positive?

It’s a scary situation to be faced with, but it does happen: you go for an STD test and it comes back positive. Although you may be worried, this is the importance of STD testing. Los Angeles residents can easily get a consultation for an STD test, but if the test comes back positive then [...]

[ More ] March 19th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Courier Work – Our Top 5 Vans

In terms of deciding what’s most important for your courier work you need to consider your priorities – comfort, size, speed, parking, economy and yes, even to be superficial – good looks! (Because really, let’s face it – who doesn’t secretly want to be dating the best looking AND smartest girl in town!) Of course, [...]

[ More ] March 19th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Five Highlights of Cala Galdana

If you are looking for the perfect family holiday in the sun, look no further than Cala Galdana – learn more about five of the highlights of a holiday in Cala Galdana.
Five Highlights of Cala Galdana
Cala Galdana – known as the “Queen of the Calas”, is justifiably one of the most popular resorts on the [...]

[ More ] March 19th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Top Ten Songs For the Road

#10 Prisoner of the Highway
This song by Mark Wills will inspire any weary trucker on the road doing delivery work. At the start of any trip the amount of driving hours lying ahead can be a little daunting. And the words of Mark Wills empathise with fellow truckers: ‘I’ve got thirteen hours to make my [...]

[ More ] March 19th, 2010 | No Comments |
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One Day in Florence

The stunning Italian city of Florence attracts visitors in their droves year after year. Firenze, as it is known to the Italians, is one of the most important cultural centres in the country second only to Rome. A Renaissance city in the truest sense of the word, Florence is one of the most beautiful places [...]

[ More ] March 18th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Palermo’s Festivals

Being a shuttle driver, I find myself chatting to my passengers quite a bit as I drive them from Palermo airport to their hotels. Palermo is a beautiful and interesting city, so I like to recommend various activities to my passengers so that they will enjoy their stay. One of the greatest things about Palermo, [...]

[ More ] March 18th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Top 5 Stoner Movie Duos

Since Cheech and Chong first hit the scene in their low budget films in the 1970’s, the stoner movie has become a comedy genre in its own right. Every stoner movie must have its heroes – Paul Delorde of Sensible Seeds looks at some of the very best.
Stoners may seem to make for unlikely film [...]

[ More ] March 18th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Keeping your STD Testing Secret

Even in these enlightened days, it’s not considered polite dinner conversation to chat openly about the STD testing you may or may not be having. Even though it makes sense and every responsible, sexually active adult should be undergoing regular STD testing, it’s something that should perhaps only be shared with your nearest and dearest [...]

[ More ] March 18th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Creating the Perfect CV For Travel Recruitment

The Basics
A CV should be a basic summary of your career-to-date and should ideally be kept to just two pages. If this is not possible then three pages will suffice but in reality travel recruitment companies rarely spend longer than two minutes looking at each individual CV and too much information will simply overwhelm them.
When [...]

[ More ] March 18th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Everest base camp: Brian Blessed’s Home from Home

The actor Brian Blessed, with his bulky beard and booming voice, is probably the most recognisable person to have attempted to climb Mount Everest’s massive 8,848 metres. He is no stranger to Everest base camp, having been part of three expeditions up the mountain.
Blessed’s Everest Trek Emulates Mallory
He made his first run at the mountain [...]

[ More ] March 17th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Unusual Stowaways

When you spend the major part of your waking life in the cabin of a big rig (or even a little one for that matter) fulfilling contracts for haulage companies, it can sometimes get a little lonely. To relieve some of the solitude, it’s not unusual for a driver to pick up a hitchhiker to [...]

[ More ] March 17th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Communications Strategy in the Army

Anyone who has ever been a member of the armed forces can vouch for the fact that it is vital to uphold a good communications strategy at all times, and the army is no exception to this rule. As such, those in roles that focus primarily on communications strategies are some of the most valuable [...]

[ More ] March 16th, 2010 | No Comments |
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A Day in the Life of a Wildlife Conservation Volunteer

You could spend six weeks categorizing your 80’s cd collection; you could start work on that novel about a boy wizard you’ve been planning for so long; or you could just spend the entire time gazing at your navel and dreaming of a desert island. But if you’re passionate about animal conservation work, and you’re [...]

[ More ] March 16th, 2010 | No Comments |
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South Africa’s Famous Faces

South Africa is not just a country of extreme and rugged beauty (although it is renowned for its spectacular coastlines and landscapes); it is also a country with a wonderfully vibrant culture and a thriving arts community. Some of South Africa’s most successful exports have been its actors and actresses who, whilst forging highly successful [...]

[ More ] March 16th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Some More Sights of Valencia

The city of Valencia is packed with history and growing all the time. With a contrasting and complementary mix of modern and historical architecture, Valencia – once the cultural capital of the Mediterranean in the fifteenth century – has earned its popularity with modern tourists.
On my regular journeys to and from Valencia airport my head [...]

[ More ] March 16th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Marvellous Marijuana Stories

Cannabis is always in the news, whether it’s the latest celebrity caught smoking it, or the legislation to prevent the substance being used or even its medicinal properties. Yet there are also a number of unusual and funny marijuana stories that make the headlines. Paul Delorde, the managing director of a leading cannabis seeds website [...]

[ More ] March 16th, 2010 | No Comments |
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The Cuisine of Menorca

Menorca is an island that is well known for having a distinctive culture of its own, and that extends to the cuisine – learn more about some of the most popular drinks and dishes to enjoy whilst on holiday in Menorca.
Blessed with outstanding weather, ringed by a stunning coastline, and dotted with luxurious hotels and [...]

[ More ] March 15th, 2010 | No Comments |
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How to Write Good Travel Content

If you’re an aspiring travel writer, then SEO (Search Engine Optimisation) is good news for your career. Writing free articles specialising in travel content for the internet is a great way of getting experience in this highly competitive field. Many companies today are looking for travel content for their websites, and rather than pay a [...]

5 Key Qualities of a Good Employee

What do employers want? This is the maddening question that every job seeker is trying to answer – as a travel recruitment specialist, I see plenty of people scratching their heads when they are applying for travel jobs, trying to figure out what the potential employer really wants from them. Of course, most job adverts [...]

[ More ] March 15th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Haulage Companies – Top Funniest Call Signs

Back in the 70’s and 80’s, movies like Smokey and the Bandit, Breaker Breaker and Convoy spawned a craze of outrageous and sometimes risque call signs (or handles), that truckers and haulage companies used like their own private language. Mobile phones have all but put an end to the CB phenomenon, but around the world [...]

[ More ] March 15th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Majorca Family Holidays To Put a Spring In Your Step

The stunning island of Majorca has a variety of beautiful landscapes, which of course many visitors want to experience during their stay. Since there is so much to see in Majorca, family holidays which include walking tours allow you to really get up close and personal and see everything that this gorgeous island has to [...]

[ More ] March 15th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Majorca Family Holidays For ‘Culture Vultures’

Although perhaps best known to many for its glorious beaches and lively nightlife, there is of course another side to Majorca. Family holidays are ideal for exploring the culture of this lovely island and a great way for children and adults to experience the differences between here and their home country. Whilst it might be [...]

[ More ] March 15th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Is Private Clamping Legal?

Private clampers certainly make carrying out courier jobs that little bit harder, as you struggle against the clock to deliver a parcel, all the while praying that the clampers don’t spot your white van parked on their private driveway or office block car park. However, it has recently emerged that private wheel clamping could very well [...]

[ More ] March 15th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Raising Money and Everest Treks

We often hear about the successes of mountaineers who head up the world’s highest mountain, and return part of a select group who reached the top of the world. But we don’t often hear of the good work that goes into getting people as far as Everest Base Camp, especially if they don’t intend to [...]

[ More ] March 15th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Come on Over to Palma Nova!

Whether your Majorca family holidays are on a splurge or on a shoestring, there’s no better place for them than sunny Palma Nova. This popular resort town has plenty to keep everyone entertained; from the Spanish Royal family to the hordes of bargain holidaymakers that regularly flock to its warm sandy beaches. So whether you’re [...]

[ More ] March 14th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Majorca Family Holidays – Not Just for Summer

When you think of Majorca family holidays, chances are you’re imagining long lazy days relaxing in the sun, watching the kids splashing happily in the warm ocean. Of course, that is almost everyone’s idea of a perfect family holiday; but what if, through circumstance or choice, you prefer to take your annual holidays during the [...]

[ More ] March 14th, 2010 | No Comments |
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The Markets of Istanbul

If you’re heading off on your Mediterranean family holidays, Turkey is more than likely to be one of your first choices. The ubiquitous trio of sun, sea and sand are obviously the biggest draw cards, but Turkey has a lot more to offer than that. Not only is Turkey steeped in a fascinating history (the [...]

[ More ] March 13th, 2010 | No Comments |
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3 Must See Sights in Palma

The beautiful Spanish Balearic Island of Majorca has long been a favourite with families on their annual holidays. Not only does the island have a wonderfully temperate, year-round climate, it also has a fantastic infrastructure in place for tourism. Majorca family holidays can be all things to all people: relaxing and rejuvenating or exciting and [...]

[ More ] March 13th, 2010 | No Comments |
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A Family Holiday to Fethiye

When planning family holidays, Turkey instantly springs to mind as a contender. There is so much to see and do and whether you choose to holiday in the exotic capital Istanbul, or opt for a more relaxing stay in a coastal resort, family holidays to Turkey will never disappoint. One of the best things about [...]

[ More ] March 12th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Unusual Accommodation in Turkey

If you’re looking for accommodation for your family holidays, Turkey has a range of weird and wonderful places to stay that will make your holidays stand out in your memory for many years to come. So sure, spend some of your trip in that nice hotel with the pool and the beach close by; but [...]

[ More ] March 12th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Exploring the Art of Majorca

The beautiful Spanish Balearics are a firm favourite with holidaymakers from all over the world. Visitors return year after year to experience the wonderful hospitality of the sun-drenched islands of Minorca, Ibiza and Majorca. Family holidays to any of the islands are ideal with a slew of activities, wonderful food and, of course, endless sunshine. [...]

[ More ] March 11th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Learn to Swim on Majorca Family Holidays

They say you can lead a horse to water but you can’t make it drink. Well, the same might be said of children who have not yet learnt to swim – you can take them to the water but you can’t make them jump in. However, you can guarantee that’s just what they’ll want to [...]

[ More ] March 11th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Sunshine in Soller

There’s every chance that on your Majorca family holidays, you will have your hands full with excitable children chomping at the bit to have as many adventures as possible. They’ll be raring to go, whether it’s straight down to the beach or into the wild. So, to help you to cope with their energy, why [...]

[ More ] March 11th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Budapest for Lovers

In my line of work you get to meet a lot of people from all walks of life. I love the way that one day I can be driving from Budapest airport to city hotels with a young couple on their honeymoon; and another day I can be transporting a load of young men here [...]

[ More ] March 10th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Mount Everest: A Base for Green Issues

The world’s highest mountain has found itself at the centre of the global debate on the environment. In recent years, mountaineers at Everest Base Camp have attracted criticism because of the accumulated high-altitude litter left by summit expeditions. Environmentalists have also used changes to the environment on Mount Everest (8,848 metres) to highlight the issue [...]

[ More ] March 7th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Celebrities That Love Safe Sex

These celebrities know the importance of safe sex and can’t wait to share the message with their fans. Whether they’re fronting TV adverts, designing condoms or simply sharing their views, they’ve all done their bit to promote regular STD testing and safe sex.
Kelly Osbourne
Kelly Osbourne knows the importance of regular STD testing. As an ambassador for [...]

[ More ] March 6th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Unforgettable Experiences for Turkey Family Holidays

In terms of family holidays, Turkey is about as good as it gets. With a combination of sun, sea and sand that will keep every member of the family in the holiday mood, this holiday is likely to be one that is remembered. But why not throw in a few unforgettable experiences, just to make [...]

[ More ] March 6th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Making Good CV First Impressions

Many people spend all their energy on the CV and assume that a generic blanket covering letter will be sufficient. Although often treated as a formality, a good CV cover letter can make all the difference between your CV getting read or discarded, as Gail Kenny, the managing director of Gail Kenny Executive Search – [...]

[ More ] March 6th, 2010 | No Comments |
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5 Countries Where Marijuana is Legal (Almost!)

A country where marijuana is legal would be heaven on earth for many people. But while not even Holland has made marijuana completely legal, there are many countries around the world where possession and even small scale growing will go unpunished – and some of them are not countries you would expect!
Marijuana users have [...]

[ More ] March 6th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Stoner Slang – Marijuana Lingo Translated

Have you ever tried the Assassin of Youth? Have you ever been guilty of Bogarting a joint? And do you know why 4:20 is a cannabis smokers favourite time of day? Learn about the origins and meanings of some of the strangest and funniest pieces of cannabis slang around… 
Stoner Slang – Marijuana Lingo Translated
Whether you [...]

[ More ] March 5th, 2010 | No Comments |
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What Milan’s Sightseers Think of the City

They say that if you want to know the truth about a city, you should ask a taxi driver. The wisdom behind this is that they know the streets, and have chatted to locals for years, making them more reliable than any guide book. Well, I’m not a taxi driver, but I’m the next best [...]

[ More ] March 5th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Highlights of Hiking in New Zealand

Walking holidays in New Zealand will guide you through some of the most fascinating and breathtaking scenery in the world. From thermal springs to winding fjords and enormous glaciers, the scenery in this southern corner of the world will astound you.
Rotura
Rotura is a beautiful area for walking holidays in New Zealand, near the city of [...]

Family Fun in Kusadasi

For family holidays, Turkey might sound like a relaxing prospect; the chance to unwind, soak up the sun and take in all the local attractions. However, the reality can sometimes very different to the daydream. Finding a destination that has enough to entertain the children, with a good mix of activities to keep mum and [...]

[ More ] March 5th, 2010 | No Comments |
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3 Top Places for Family Holidays in Turkey

When looking for the ideal place for family holidays, Turkey is the obvious choice. With a great tourism infrastructure in place, even the tiniest of villages in Turkey will be able to accommodate you and your family with a warm and genuine welcome. Being practical however is a consideration for any holiday involving the entire [...]

[ More ] March 4th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Shop til you Drop in Kalkan Turkey

Kalkan, located on the stunning Lycian Coast of Turkey, is an unspoilt gem which has not yet been overrun with the masses of tourists who can often ruin the charm of such a place. Despite the size and pace of the town, there is much to appeal about Kalkan. Turkey has an enviable climate and [...]

[ More ] March 3rd, 2010 | No Comments |
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Rules of the Road on the Continent

Every now and then, there’s a high chance that your delivery work might take you over the waters into Europe. If and when you do cross the channel, there are a few rules of the road that are well worth remembering.
Left is Right and Right is Left
The first rule of doing delivery work in Europe is [...]

[ More ] March 3rd, 2010 | No Comments |
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Tech on TV – ER Doctors on Call

In U.S. hospitals, resident doctors are frequently on call for more than 80 hours a week, and in the long-running and award winning medical drama, ER, we get a sense of this burden and strain. The hospital asks a lot of the characters in the Emergency Room, with the County General paging system constantly interrupting [...]

[ More ] March 2nd, 2010 | No Comments |
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Is There Someone Listening? Communications Strategy in Espionage

The communications strategies of secret agencies are in operation all around us. Huge amounts of top-level boffin brainpower are put into the creating and the cracking of codes and audio surveillance, but much of what they do is already known to us. Leonardo da Vinci practised cryptology in his writing to prevent prying eyes from [...]

[ More ] March 2nd, 2010 | No Comments |
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Communications Strategies that Bond and Bauer Rely On

In action-packed television series and big screen films such as 24, James Bond and Mission Impossible, federal agents are constantly relying on communications strategies to get them through their missions unscathed. We take a look at three of the best federal and secret service agents television has ever seen.
24
Anyone who’s ever watched an episode of the [...]

[ More ] March 2nd, 2010 | No Comments |
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Fun For All the Family in Majorca

Many people trying to plan Majorca family holidays in the past, might have been put off the resort of Magaluf due to the number of bars, night clubs and club 18-30 holiday makers frequenting the area. However, over the last two decades, the lager-lout reputation of the resort has dissipated, as the town has been cleaned [...]

[ More ] March 2nd, 2010 | No Comments |
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Have Fun with Less Money on Majorca Family Holidays

If you have a family, even a small one, you’ll know that when holiday time comes around it’s usually time to take a deep breath, dig deep and start brushing up on your ‘just say no’ skills. But planning your annual holiday doesn’t have to be all about giving up your morning latte for three [...]

[ More ] March 1st, 2010 | 1 Comment |
Posted in Spain
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