Category: Trip Article

Malaga is a beautiful city and one of the best places in Spain to visit for a holiday. Filled with a history that goes back thousands of years, a gorgeous coastline and some of the tastiest restaurants – Malaga is a gem to explore. This all means there’s a heap of the best things to do in Malaga all across the city and for every type of visitor. 

For the longest time, I was sleeping on Malaga!

I typically used Malaga Airport as a gateway to the wider Andalusian area of Spain. This was my first mistake!

Malaga is honestly incredible to visit and I just wished I’d realised earlier, on our countless trips through the airport, that this gem was worth exploring. 

So, to make it easier for you, I’m sharing some of the top places and best things to do in Malaga when you arrive. This way, you

They say that May is the sunniest month of the year in the UK. You don’t really want to spend it indoors, do you? Here’s how to get more time for travelling with this simple bank holiday hack:

The Early May bank holiday on May 1st and the Bank holiday for the Coronation of King Charles III from May 8th will give you two long weekends. These are great all on their own, however if you’d like to maximise your annual leave you could take the following 8 days off and enjoy a total of 16 days of holiday time:

• Tuesday, May 2nd
• Wednesday, May 3rd
• Thursday, May 4th
• Friday, May 5th
• Tuesday, May 9th
• Wednesday, May 10th
• Thursday, May 11th
• Friday, May 12th

Soon after that comes Spring Bank Holiday, on May 29th, falling on a Monday, which will give you another 3-day weekend.

Travel tip: Greece is an

If you’re anything like me, you probably take a lot of photos. One of the great things about digital photography is that we aren’t limited by how much film we can buy, carry, or develop. Digital photography has made taking photos easier and cheaper, and as a result we take a lot more photos than we used to do in the film era.

On a trip in the 1990s, I may have taken 4 rolls of film for a 2-week trip. With only 144 photos possible, this meant I thought about each snap. But today, I could easily take that many photos in a single day!

However, the downside to this digital freedom is that whilst you likely have a great many photos, you might also find yourself not doing as much with them as you would like. In fact, many people rarely look back at the photos they have

Tourism is definitely back on track as the Department of Tourism – Mimaropa recently honored the region’s industry stakeholders at its annual Appreciation and Recognition Day.

The first full physical awarding in the past three years, it is themed “The Winner Takes It All” to celebrate the resiliency of tourism players and their quest for excellence even during the Covid-19 pandemic.

The event recognizes the public and private stakeholders for their support of the DOT’s programs and forms part of the incentives to accredited enterprises which have maintained tourism quality standards.

Mimaropa Region is composed of the island provinces of Mindoro Occidental and Oriental, Marinduque, Romblon, and Palawan, which are known for lush terrestrial and marine biodiversity and a host of natural wonders.

Topping the roster of awardees were Banwa Private Island and Amanpulo, which won second and third-runners up in