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Explore Siófok and Budapest: A Hungarian Party Paradise

20 December, 2018

Boasting outstanding nightlife and a gorgeous climate, the Hungarian town of Siófok is fast becoming the most desirable place to spend your precious summer months. Home to some renowned venues, Siófok is a hugely popular spot for both tourists and world-famous DJs. Music ranges from house and R&B to lazy beach listening and electric nightclub vibes – all tastes are catered for in Siófok. As well as its vibrant nightlife scene, Siófok also offers a bustling town centre which is

Not Just the Keep: Budapest’s Castle District

8 July, 2018

The Hungarian city of Budapest is a sensory experience wrapped in layer upon layer of culture and, for those who travel with an open heart, there truly is something to be discovered at every turn. There’s no doubt, however, that the most popular area of the city is the Castle District. While you may come because it’s a ‘must-see’, you’ll stay for the unapologetic charm of this deeply historic quarter. Buda Castle Hill The medieval cobblestoned streets of Castle Hill

Springtime Sensations, Part IV: Cherries

18 May, 2018

One of my earliest holiday memories is a huge bowl of cherries plunged in icy water to keep them cool. For me, that image conjures up what’s fantastic about spring and summer: the combination of beautiful weather and colourful, super-fresh fruit. And I’m not alone in this. Remember that idiom, ‘life is just a bowl of cherries’? We cherish the cherry so much, we’ve made it synonymous with the good things in life. To get to the bottom of why

A City Break with Kids? It’s Possible in Budapest

15 May, 2018

I always dreamed of showing my children the world and vowed that having little ones would not limit my travel experience. While it has certainly changed the way I travel, I’m a firm believer that if you do your research even a city break can be on the radar forglobetrotting parents. The welcoming city of Budapest is a fabulous place to take youngsters.Not only do the locals embrace tourists in general, but there are also lots of family friendly attractions

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Once Upon a Time in Fairytale Bled

20 July, 2017

The view of an elegant Baroque church sitting atop a tiny island surrounded by the tranquil teal-coloured waters of Lake Bled is one of the most iconic travel images of our time. While the term ‘fairytale’ is overused and almost clichéd, it’s tailor-made for this lovely destination and, in this case, we’re going to use it unashamedly! Because if ever you had the ability to step into a real-life fairytale, it’s here. Of course, a place this beautiful hasn’t failed to attract the attention of the rest of the world so it’s very popular in the summer. But if you’re

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Business Travel: A Guide to Budapest

14 February, 2017

Consistently ranked amongst the best cities in the world for visitors, Budapest plays a significant political and economic role in Europe so corporate travellers will find a dynamic, safe and well-facilitated city in which to do business. While I’ve found it isn’t as cheap as you might expect, it’s certainly not as prohibitively expensive as some other European capitals I’ve been to.

If you find yourself in Budapest on a business itinerary, these highlights I’ve discovered along the way might make your life easier.

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Country Profile: Hungary

20 September, 2016

With an exotic elegance that stems from myriad cultural influences over the centuries, Hungary sits at the centre of Europe in a dichotomy of old and new, tradition and sophistication. From the timeless grandeur of Budapest, to the bucolic charms of the southwest wine growing regions along the Danube and the vast natural beauty of its national parks, the country reveals an astonishing depth of culture right from the outset. What to Do For lovers of history and culture, the storied capital, Budapest, conveys its heritage through its Baroque, neo-classical and Art Nouveau architecture, the spectacular Buda Castle, and its

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Budapest Shore Excursions

16 June, 2016

Historically the cities of Buda and Pest were once divided by the River Danube as it made its way from Germany through 12 countries to the Black Sea. Today the Hungarian capital of Budapest is united and is one of the highlights of river cruises through Central Europe. The first tourists to the city were attracted by the health properties of its thermal springs but today there are many more reasons to visit Budapest which welcomes over four million annual visitors.

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