Travelling as a family can be an extremely stressful ordeal, as you’re always trying to ensure that everyone is enjoying themselves and getting to do all the activities they’d hope for. Fortunately, there are plenty of great destinations that have a wide variety of activities and sites available to do and explore, meaning everyone in your family can have a fun and relaxing vacation. So here are four of the best destinations to bring your kids on your next holiday.
Newcastle has always had a bit of a reputation for being a great night out – it’s got a huge range of fab nightclubs and bars with a Northern price tag. Known to many as the setting for the eponymous Geordie Shore, there’s so much more than just fake tan and cheap vodka. It’s a city brimming with history, art, and easy access to the beautiful Northumbrian countryside. If you’re planning a stag do in Newcastle, you won’t be alone, as it’s one of the top 10 destinations in the UK. Here’s some ideas to get you started.
Imagine if you had to sell your Mam. Can you put a price on the hard work and love she has devoted to you throughout your life time?
Apparently you can and it is £31,267.
I personally couldn’t put a physical price on my Mam, and I certainly think she is worth a hell of a lot more to me than £31, 627 – she’s bloody awesome! Not only is she my best friend, she likes off roading, she tows her own caravan across the country alone, she shoots and she even built her own bloody house!
I’m partial to the odd game of online bingo – wins have helped me buy quite a lot of my handbag collection! Can’t complain there!
Paddy Power started in 1988 due to a merger of 3 Irish bookmakers, fast forward to 2015, they are one of the biggest names in online bingo and casino games.
They have come up with a history of bingo, below, which makes quite an interesting read!
Did you know the biggest jackpot won was £5 million? No, neither did I!!!
If there is one thing I truly love as much as red lipstick and handbags, it’s cars. Any way, shape or form. LOVE THEM. Thankfully it is an interesting shared with Mr Tramp.
Previously he had a 2.5l turbo petrol car and with the cost of fuel going up, he bought a diesel car to give greater MPG. I drive a 2.5l petrol 4×4 and for all MPG doesn’t really bother me, I am always keen to look at alternatives such as the Mitsubish PHEV.
With this playing heavy on everyones mind, I have a really interesting infographic for you from Motorparks which will help clue you up!