Author: Elliot Preece

Business travel can be demanding, both physically and mentally. It often involves long flights, tight schedules, and back-to-back meetings. To make the most of your business trips and to arrive at your destination feeling refreshed and ready to work, it is essential to stay well-organised and comfortable. The tips contained within this article will help you maximise your productivity and professionalism while on the road. 1. Pack Like a Pro Packing for business travel can be a daunting task, especially if you have a busy schedule that offers limited time to prepare. To make the process as stress-free as possible,…

Read More

In the first six months of 2022, Spain welcomed more than 30 million international visitors, according to inews.co.uk. “We love the landscapes, the mild climate and the food,” Manual Butler, director of the Spanish Tourist Office (UK), has told the news website about why his family is fond of Spain. 2023 would be an especially good time for you to visit Spain yourself, with the following festivals coming up… The Fallas of Valencia This fire-themed festival happens every March in Valencia, with the main events usually being held from 15th to 19th March. On every day of the festival, fireworks…

Read More

Who says Christmas always has to be spent in front of a fire with a festive movie? If you’re the outdoorsy type and still want to enjoy the frosty weather over Christmas, the UK is packed with beautiful walks for you to enjoy with your family or special someone. Going for a walk is a great way to reconnect with loved ones away from all the distractions of modern-day life. Leave your phone in the car, wrap up warm and make it really special. Gift them a personalised Christmas card before jumping into the car – hats, scarves and mince…

Read More

For those seeking an unforgettable weekend break filled with historical landmarks, cultural experiences and exciting endeavours, Scotland should rank high on your list of places to visit. Whilst it is a fairly small region of the UK, all the best opportunities for sightseeing here are within reaching distance, should you plan to head over to another location during your time away. So, what are the best cities to visit in Scotland? Glasgow With its historic Victorian architecture and vibrant music and nightclub scenes, Glasgow has reimagined itself as one of Europe’s major cultural developments. For avid vacationers, the city boasts…

Read More

The travel industry has seen a turbulent few years and the space continues to develop and adapt to life after the pandemic. Business travel, as a segment of the industry, has perhaps experienced the most change because of transitioning working practices and patterns. Leisure travel is still in high demand because people still want to gain new experiences and escape their daily lives as they always have done. In contrast, the professional world has seen a significant shift to virtual meetings and collaboration which makes some employers think twice about if business travel is actually worth the expense. But business…

Read More

Presided over by Chairman of the Board Victor Olerskiy, Vodohod is a full-service river cruise tour operator. For more than 18 years, the company has organised river cruises in its home country of Russia, rising to prominence as the country’s largest cruise operator. Vodohod delivers the highest service, maintaining high quality standards while increasing the popularity of cruises as a comfortable and modern way of enjoying holidays. The undisputed leader of the Russian cruise industry, Vodohod is also a European market leader in terms of passenger capacity and number of fleet units, with 110,000 guests travelling aboard the company’s ships…

Read More

Road trips are an American tradition and they are the most common method to travel the country and get to know it. However, there are a few routes that are often overlooked even by those that know the country very well and that traveled a lot. If you’re a foreign driver trying to take one of these trips you’ll need an international driver’s license to do so, as well as a national permit issued by your own country. These two are only valid if you also have proof of ID such as a passport with you. Big Bend Loop in…

Read More

If you’re planning a trip to London during the winter months, you’ve picked the right time. The city is thriving with festivities, tourists and activities, despite the potentially gloomy weather. Throughout these periods, London can be hectic and filled with individuals also looking to experience the wonders of the capital of England, so expect busy streets and public transport. Getting to London can be relatively hassle-free if you prepare in advance. Trains to London Kings Cross are frequent and depart from a variety of locations around the country, meaning you can organise your transport in advance and decide on a…

Read More

If you fancy a trip to Barbados and are lucky enough not to have to go during the school holidays, then September is the perfect time to go. With great weather, stunning beaches and a wealth of first-class activities and entertainment, the only difference you’ll find is that the queues are shorter and the prices are lower. Here’s why September is ideal for a Barbados break. Less busy, less expensive Barbados’ reputation as a luxury destination means that prices are at a premium during the school holidays. As it’s a popular destination for both US and UK visitors, this high…

Read More

London is one of the UK’s most iconic cities, and this capital has a highly skilled population of 8.1 million. It has a thriving network of international businesses that are an excellent networking space, as well as a massive cultural presence. Here are four reasons why you should set up your business in the capital, and what you could gain from it. The Geographical Location London is uniquely positioned with fantastic access to ports that lead to Europe, six major airports that will take you to hundreds of international locations, and an unprecedented public transport network (the London Underground carries…

Read More