With an array of scenic views, awe-inspiring landscapes and more than 300 days of sunshine a year, it’s not hard to see why southern Spain is a winning destination for avid golfers. With its well-deserved nickname, the ‘Costa Del Golf’, the southern region of Spain continues to grow in popularity as a haven for golf...

We all love a getaway. Holidays allow us to unwind, enjoy some much-needed sun and recharge both mentally and physically. Europe is home to a collection of stunning sights and world-famous attractions. But if you’ve already ticked the giants of Venice, Paris, and Barcelona off your must-see list, don’t panic. There are plenty of other...

The USA has its fair share of incredible cities, but there is arguably nowhere more unique than Chicago. Chicago lies on the southern shores of the mighty Lake Michigan, an area that is sometimes referred to as ‘America’s third coast’ thanks to the staggeringly long coastlines of the great lakes. It’s the third largest city...

Prospective expats and travellers from the UK have been urged to be wary of potentially dangerous creepy crawlies that are commonly found in other European countries. Overseas property experts at PropertyGuides.com have revealed five creatures that naïve Brits should try and avoid when they’re travelling temporarily or permanently moving overseas. Venomous snakes, poisonous spiders and...

It’s no secret that buying international airline tickets can be expensive and booking and international flight can get tricky. However, some careful planning can significantly cut down on flight costs while simplifying the process. Minor details such as booking dates and hidden fees are all that separate you from an affordable international trip.    ...

Holidaymakers and prospective expats have been urged to get to grips with some of Europe’s most surprising road rules if they’re planning to spend any length of time abroad this year.  Overseas property experts at Property Guides have researched and revealed the strangest road rules to help motorists stay on the right side of the...

New research from Destinations: The Holiday & Travel Show, which returns to Olympia London (2nd – 5th February) has revealed that sustainable travel has become a big priority for many intrepid travellers. However, while 63% of people say that it has a big impact on their plans, and a huge 70% wish that sustainable...

The impact of climate change on the planet is becoming ever more present as time goes on and with sea levels predicted to rise between 10 and 100 centimetres in the next 80 years or so, it’s only a matter of time before some of the most beautiful places in the world become submerged...

Traveling alone can be rewarding, but it can also be scary. There are many benefits to traveling alone. Not only will you not have to deal with trying to accommodate someone else and their wishes, but you can learn a lot about yourself by doing more things alone. For example, even something like finding...

Have you ever heard about the Working Holiday Visa? If you haven’t, from now on it will be the only thing you can think about. This Visa is the main reason behind all the gap years taken. But… what is it? A Working Holiday Visa (WHV) is a visa that allows...

If you are considering beginning your own brewery, check out these three award-winning small breweries from around the world for inspiration and the following tips on how to start your own brewery. Hill Farmstead Brewery Hill Farmstead Brewery, located in North Greensboro, Vermont, USA, was awarded the number one spot...

Travellers and prospective expats have been urged to double-check their luggage before jetting abroad in case they’ve packed an item that is banned in their destination country.   YourOverseasHome.com have revealed 10 strange items that are banned in countries around the world – from baby walkers and chewing gum to flip flops and even vapes. ...