Mike asked:


I was just in Florida for 2 weeks and now im back in ’sunny’ Northern Ireland NOT its bloody freezing and snowing back here and its not the same. Now that i’m back from America i feel as if someone has drove a knife through my heart cause i loved it so much :’( and this country really can’t compare.

tillybeany asked:


If I went on holiday to another country and decided not to get on the plane back and stay out there, what would happen?

Terry K asked:


want to get away for a month in the summer with my girlfriend and young son, anybody know where we could get a cheap villa or some sort of holiday complex that we could go to, anywhere in europe? any help would be mucho appreciated

M asked:


For 2 adults and 1 15 year old

All inclusive would be best
Near a beach and nightlife

Also willing to rent a villa if it’s cheap and near a beach =)

*Flying from Aberdeen or Glasgow UK

purplehaze asked:


I’m planning on going on an extended holiday to Florida for 12 weeks, does anyone know anygood places for cheap accomidation? Or does anyone have a villa, app etc they’d be willing to rent for that long?

Thanks

rayne asked:


my fam (9 adults, 2 children) and i need to book a villa/house ANYWHERE in the world thats warm, near a beach, with a cheap flight.

i cant seem to find anything! please help xxxx

Rolo asked:


I live in England and I’m looking for somewhere tropical and relaxing to go on holiday?
There will be 2 adults and 1 or 2 children and we’d like to stay in a villa with a pool.
We want somwhere by the seas with white sands, blue seas and palm trees, and there needs to be lots of things likes cuba diving and visiting waterfalls to do Anyone got any ideas?
Need to be quite cheap too!
Thanks.x

maria c asked:


Where’s the best place to book a villa with pool, that’s child friendly.. It has to be moderately priced, can’t do all inclusive.. Maybe next year. ;o)

Thank you in advance everyone
xx
I live in London UK…

☆★♫Musical Breath♫☆★ asked:


Ok well one of my goals is to travel and visit countries outside of Europe. I live in the UK, and have so far been to countries in West and Central Europe, having experienced no problems at all and also the fact that I have relatives from those countries makes me feel more “at home” whilst in those places. However, I did get quite a lot of unfriendly stares when me and my parents decided to visit Naples for our last summer holiday possibly due to my lighter complexion and the fact that I can’t speak a word of Italian anyway, let alone their local dialect - also once when I was wearing shorts and a top that showed my stomach due to the hot weather and high open toed sandals, I got heavily stared at by many of the local men, one of them stopped on a moped, looked at me for a few seconds and made a “kissy face” at me before speeding off. Also, the same kind of thing happened when I went to Barcelona on a school trip, though we were in the presence of teachers at all times. I want to someday visit places outside of Europe, like places in Asia, Africa or the Caribbean but I’ve heard the locals in those kinds of places don’t take too kindly to strangers, especially as the languages can be more difficult to pick up. Is this true?

shazza asked:


My husband and I live in Australia and we would really like to arrange a home exchange holiday but we keep getting cold feet ,so we would love to hear if you have done or know somebody who has ,please tell us the good the bad and the ugly.
Home exchange is when people in different countries agree to stay in each others homes usually simultaneously .