Spending the holidays with your family and relatives is basically a social requirement. While most people want to anyways, not everyone has the best family or home life that they look forward to going back to. Here are five things you can do for yourself to make your trip home for the holidays more bearable. | Read More →

If you eat a plant-based or vegan diet, can you still have a satisfying Thanksgiving dinner that even omnivores will enjoy? In this article, you'll discover suggestions for making Thanksgiving dinner memorable without the turkey. | Read More →

This article is for holidaymakers who have booked a country cottage for their holiday, and are wondering how to fill their time there. It offers seven activity suggestions, such as cooking fancy dishes, playing board games and making music, as well as exploring the local area. The last item is a “Pick and Mix” concept, proposing assortments of simple activities to fill a day. | Read More →

This article is for holidaymakers and other travelers. It discusses the pros and cons of different types of luggage, with particular focus on the wheeled case and the rucksack. As further options, shoulder bags are briefly discussed and the alternative solution of stocking up on arrival is also presented. | Read More →

This article offers help for vacation planners looking to add in something special. It focuses on waterside holidays and recommends a boating activity for that crowning glory. It then summarizes a range of boat types to consider, from dinghies and kayaks to sailing boats and cruise ships, and suggests finetuning the search for the ideal choice. | Read More →

This article provides tips on how to improve relationships with family and friends over the Easter holiday. It includes ideas for activities for those hosting family gatherings. | Read More →