Travel with kids

A parent’s guide to navigating Heathrow Airport

Navigating London’s Heathrow Airport is easy when you plan and take the necessary precautions for your journey. Follow this guide to get the best tips if you are travelling with children and their many appendages, from pushchairs to multiple bags. Image Source: Pexels Travelling to and from Heathrow If you’re driving to Heathrow, be sure to arrange your parking. Booking your…
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Multi-family getaways: Why more London families are booking one big house instead of several hotel rooms

Anyone who has tried to organise a holiday for three families knows the maths gets ugly fast. Book a mid-range London hotel for two adults and two kids and you’re often looking at £150-£200 a night per room once you add breakfast. Multiply that by three family rooms for a long weekend and you’re well past £1,500 before anyone’s left the car park and that’s before…
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Travelling to Stansted Airport from London: Practical tips for families

Anyone who has tried to herd two overtired children, three suitcases and a pushchair through a London station at 5am knows the truth. Getting to the airport is often harder than the flight itself. Stansted sits roughly 40 miles north east of central London, out in the Essex countryside, and that distance can feel enormous when you are travelling with little ones. The good news? With a bit of…
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How to get the best from a two-night escape

The traditional short getaway is a two-night trip, which is easy to plan and fit around work and family obligations. It offers a genuine change of scenery without depleting valuable yearly leave. Booking one is easy thanks to a great deal from My Hotel Break. You may make the most of two brief nights with a little preparation. The appeal of a Short Escape It usually just takes two…
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An urban chick in The Cotswolds: My 24-hour reset at Norton Grounds

Alright, mums, gather ’round. It’s a crisp, grey Tuesday morning. I’m on a train, hurtling away from the comforting chaos of East Sheen towards a place that sounds less like a location and more like a brand of organic butter: Honeybourne. My mission? To trade the hustle and bustle of London for a countryside wellness retreat at a place called Norton Grounds. My wardrobe? A…
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Parc Asterix: A must-visit destination in France

There is much more to discover at Parc Astérix than attractions alone. As France’s second-largest theme park, the resort combines immersive worlds inspired by the famous Gaulish universe, family-friendly entertainment and themed accommodation, making it a great addition to any trip to France. Whether visitors are planning a day trip or a longer stay, the destination offers a wide variety of…
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Family travel without the phone stress: eSIMs and virtual numbers for busy parents

Family holidays are supposed to give everyone a break from the usual routine. In reality, getting out of the house can feel like a military operation. Passports, chargers, snacks, medication, favourite toys, boarding passes and the one hoodie your child refuses to travel without all have to make it into the luggage. Then there is the phone. Parents rely on it for boarding passes…
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Lijiang at a gentle pace: A practical hotel guide for curious travellers

Lijiang often looks like a place made for wandering. Water runs beside stone lanes, wooden balconies catch the afternoon light, and a short errand can become an hour of looking around. That charm is easiest to enjoy when the hotel supports a gentle pace. A room that is too far from dinner, too noisy at night, or difficult to reach with luggage can take the softness out of the…
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The rhythm of memory: Discovering the Sciucaren, Romagna’s musical whip-crackers

For many of us living in the bustling heart of London, the soundtrack of our lives is a symphony of traffic, tube announcements and the distant hum of the city. We seek out quiet moments in parks or curated playlists to find our rhythm. But in the sun-drenched region of Romagna in Northern Italy, there is a rhythm that doesn’t come from a speaker or a smartphone, it comes from the air…
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7 Reasons to consider a sailing charter with the family

Family holidays are an opportunity to step away from routines, spend meaningful time together and create stories that last long after the journey ends. While hotels and resorts remain popular choices, a sailing charter offers a different kind of escape. It combines adventure, relaxation and the freedom to explore at your own pace. From discovering quiet bays to learning new skills on deck, a…
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