Wondering what are the must-have baby travel items? There are soooo many baby travel items on the market right now, from portable highchairs to foldable car seats and bed boxes. The problem is, however, that all of this travel gear takes up a lot of weight and space! Do you have unlimited luggage allowance and […]
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How we can afford family travel so often (and how you could too)
How can we afford family travel so often? This is a question that I get asked a lot! Nope, sadly we are not rich, we haven’t come into money and I do not get ‘free’ trips as a travel blogger (maybe I could if we were not limited to travelling in the school holidays when […]
Why you should get your degree before becoming Cabin Crew
Being a Tourism and Aviation Lecturer, I get a lot of people asking me for career advice. One of the most common questions that I’m asked is ‘should I do a degree before becoming Cabin Crew?’ My answer? YES. OK, ok, I hear what you say- ‘but airlines don’t require their Cabin Crew to have […]
Best Universities In The UK To Get A Commercial Pilot’s License with A Degree
As many of you will be aware, I have spent a number of years teaching at Bucks New University. Whilst I have no shame in accepting that the university as a whole possesses some serious need for development in order to improve its ranking (see The Times, 2018), one thing we have historically done well […]
Climbing Adam’s Peak with a Baby
Are you thinking about climbing Adam’s Peak with a baby or children? DO IT, DO IT, DO IT! Why you should climb Adam’s Peak with a baby or small children Sri Lanka is a popular family travel destination, with lots of things to do and see (you can read all about our family adventure in […]
South Africa with a Baby (+ a baby bump)
This post was last updated on February 28th, 2019 at 08:26 amTravelling to South Africa with a baby is a fantastic experience as there is soooo much to do! With animals to spot, lush oceans to swim in, African music to listen to, exotic foods to try and exciting sand dunes to play on it […]