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Marco Pierre White to offer cooking lessons on P&O cruises

Saturday, January 16th, 2010

Marco Pierre White, the celebrity chef, will hold cooking classes for children
on board P&O Ventura.

Nassau crime wave hits cruises

Saturday, November 28th, 2009

Tours to the Caribbean city of Nassau have been suspended following violent
attacks on cruise ship passengers.

GPS tagging for children on Oasis of the Seas

Friday, November 27th, 2009

A tagging system for three to 11-year-olds has been introduced on board the
world’s largest cruise liner.

Oasis of the Seas: inside the world’s biggest cruise ship

Saturday, November 21st, 2009

The inside of the world’s biggest cruise ship seen for the first time.

World’s biggest cruise ship Oasis of the Seas unveiled

Friday, November 20th, 2009

Oasis of the Seas the world’s biggest cruise ship boasting its own open air park and amphitheatre will be officially unveiled on Friday.

Travelling With Pets

Wednesday, January 21st, 2009

Pet TravelPets are often regarded as being a part of the family, and for many people, the thought of going on holiday and leaving them behind is abysmal. Bringing your pets with you on a trip however has become so much easier since the introduction of the PETS passport scheme, and all that is needed is a little bit of prior research.

If your pet already has a passport, then you are halfway there. Once you have decided on a likely destination, one of the first things that you will want to do is to research all the airlines. Some airlines have certain restrictions on pets, and others have less, so you will want to find out all information beforehand. All airlines will require that you notify them prior to the flight, and also to book the animal in. Some airlines will allow you to take your pet as hand luggage, and others will keep them in the cargo hold or cabin.

The pet travel scheme allows pets to enter the United Kingdom from certain countries without having to be quarantined. You will want to find out which countries this would apply to; as you may not want your pet all of a sudden taken away from you when you fly back home. To get a pet passport, your pet will have to be fitted with a microchip, as well as be vaccinated against rabies. Once your pet has had a blood test, you will need to wait for a period of six months to see whether the vaccine has worked before your pet will be issued with a passport. Therefore if you are planning a holiday with your pet, make sure that you start planning a few months ahead of time.

Travelling With Children

Monday, January 5th, 2009

Travelling With ChildrenWhen planning a family holiday, there are many things that you need to consider. You will need to choose an appropriate destination that will not only be somewhere that you want to visit, but somewhere that the children can enjoy too. Many hotels around the world offer children free accommodation which may be a great option if you are on a budget. Hotels may also offer free meals for children up to a certain age, and may also provide babysitting services and playgroups. This may be ideal if you want to do some sightseeing that may be tiring for the kids. (more…)

Avoiding Jetlag

Friday, November 21st, 2008

Our world is divided up into several different time zones, and when you travel by plane you often cross over a number of different zones. Many travellers experience jet lag when flying for long periods of time, as their body clocks are disrupted in the process. Flying in a westward direction is often easier than travelling to the east, as your body typically adapts better to the process of elongating the day. When you fly to the west, you typically add hours to the day, and most travellers find it easier to delay sleep for a few hours to get their body clocks in sync. Flying eastwards will shorten your day, and many of us would find it hard to force ourselves to go to sleep. Symptoms of jet lag vary, but can include altered bowel habit, insomnia, tiredness and irritability. (more…)