Air travel is becoming increasingly digital, and passengers need to be prepared for a major change in boarding procedures. Starting 3 November 2025, Ryanair will no longer accept printed boarding passes. Instead, travellers must use the myRyanair app to access digital passes. This move is designed to streamline airport operations and cut down on paper […]
Ah, Thailand in summer. Think sizzling sunshine, sparkling seas and humidity so thick you could spread it on toast. It’s hot, it’s sweaty and it’s glorious. Forget hiding indoors — summer is when Thailand really shows off. From island-hopping to jungle-trekking, this is your ultimate guide to making the most of those sun-drenched days (and
Long flights are a real test for your legs. For many, they lead to swollen ankles, tired legs and even the more serious risk of Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) [a blood clot in a deep vein, usually in the leg]. This is where compression socks come in as a simple yet effective travel hack. These
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So, you’ve booked Thailand and then realised… oh no, it’s the rainy season. Or maybe you’re visiting during Thai “winter” (which, spoiler alert, still feels like summer in Europe). Don’t panic. In Thailand, rain doesn’t ruin the fun, it just changes the script. Instead of lying sulkily in your hotel room, you could be slurping
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Immersing yourself in local culture is one of the most enriching ways to travel. Participating in cultural workshops – from cooking classes and pottery sessions to traditional dance or music lessons – allows you to connect with locals, learn new skills, and gain a deeper understanding of your destination. Unlike typical sightseeing, workshops offer hands-on
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Thailand isn’t just temples, pad thai and hammocks (though we do love those too). If your soul craves adrenaline, your Instagram screams “thrill-seeker” and your bucket list includes more than just beach naps — you’re in the right place. This is your ultimate guide to heart-pumping, sweat-dripping, thrill-filled adventures that will have you grinning like
Travelling can take a toll on your skin due to dry cabin air, changing climates and long days in the sun. Keeping your skin hydrated and healthy is essential for looking and feeling your best on the road. Pack travel-sized moisturisers, gentle cleansers and SPF-rated sunscreen for daily protection. Using a hydrating mist during flights
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So, you’ve booked your trip to Thailand. Cue visions of golden temples, coconut cocktails and that perfect hammock selfie. But hold your mango sticky rice — before you unleash your inner adventurer, let’s talk about what not to do. Because Thailand is gorgeous, welcoming and fun, but if you blunder in like a clueless farang
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Travelling as a family doesn’t have to cost a fortune. With careful planning and smart strategies, you can explore thousands of miles without emptying your savings. Prioritise destinations with free or low-cost attractions, such as national parks, local museums or scenic walking trails. Booking accommodation in advance, using loyalty points and choosing self-catering options can
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So, you’ve landed in Thailand, ready for beaches, temples and maybe a tuk-tuk ride that feels more like a theme park attraction. But before you survive on pointing, awkward charades and smiling until your cheeks hurt, let’s get you armed with some Thai phrases. Say them with confidence, throw in a smile and don’t worry
