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Editor's Selected Articles and ListingsWhy Is Hungary a Popular Dental Tourism Destination for Brits?MYFAVOURITEHOLS.COMHuge savings coupled with quality treatment and great customer service has made Hungary a popular destination for dental tourism, especially for the Brits. Getting to the basics, dental tourism is also known as dental vacations or dental holidays (in UK). Here, you travel to a different country for your dental treatments, which can save you a lot of money. 60 to 70,000 Brits opt for the dental to... read more >>>Unexplored Beauty of Paraguay's Gran Chaco: A Gonzo Journey into the WildMYFAVOURITEHOLS.COMA Brief Introduction to the Gran Chaco Imagine the most remote, least explored, and least inhabited expanse of land in South America. No, I'm not talking about the Amazon, nor am I referring to the Andes. I'm talking about the Gran Chaco, a vast and sparsely populated region that sprawls across the borders of Paraguay, Bolivia, and Argentina. This 250,000 square-mile plain is home to a stunning ar... read more >>>The Uncharted Joys of Private Tours in Northern IrelandMYFAVOURITEHOLS.COMAh, Northern Ireland! The land of myths, legends, and a thousand pubs where everyone knows your name—or at least pretends to after a pint or two. But let's be honest, navigating the scenic routes and historic landmarks of this enigmatic region can be as confusing as assembling IKEA furniture while blindfolded. That's where the magic of a private tour with a professional touring company comes into ... read more >>>Unlocking the Enigma That Is Japan's Naoshima IslandMYFAVOURITEHOLS.COMSetting Sail for the Enchanted Isle As any intrepid adventurer knows, all great journeys begin with a voyage across treacherous waters. I, your fearless (and seasick-resistant) explorer, set forth upon the turbulent seas of Japan's Seto Inland Sea in search of Naoshima, the mythical island of the art gods. Legend has it that this island harbors a secret world of creativity and wonder, and I was d... read more >>>Unearthing Majuli: The World's Largest River IslandMYFAVOURITEHOLS.COMWhere the Mighty Brahmaputra Meets its Match Amidst the swirling waters of the Brahmaputra River in the far-flung reaches of Northeastern India lies a thing of great and wondrous beauty: Majuli, the world's largest river island. Spanning a sizable 352 square kilometers, this veritable behemoth of aquatic landmasses is quite simply, the stuff of dreams. Much like the hanging gardens of Babylon, th... read more >>>The Untouched Wilderness of Greenland's IlulissatMYFAVOURITEHOLS.COMBreaking the Ice Amidst all the tiresome travel trends of yesteryear, the Arctic wonderland of Greenland retains its status as an untouched bastion of otherworldly natural beauty. The town of Ilulissat, in particular, stands as a testament to the frostbitten majesty of this frozen Eden. Set upon the shores of an iceberg-laden bay, Ilulissat is the gateway to a world of glacial grandeur, and one c... read more >>>Things to Consider When Building a Campervan BodyMYFAVOURITEHOLS.COMToday the "Van Life" is more popular than ever. People from all around the world are abandoning traditional hotel stay holidays, for something a bit more rugged and free. People are beginning to see the appeal that a personal campervan can bring. Freedom, exploration and adventure (or should that be advanture). Before you hit the road though, you'll need a campervan. Sure, you could hire one, but ... read more >>>Unmasking the Allure of Austria's HallstattMYFAVOURITEHOLS.COMA Tale of Two Hallstatts As I meandered through the idyllic village of Hallstatt, nestled between the glassy Lake Hallstatt and the towering Dachstein Mountains, I couldn't help but marvel at its uncanny resemblance to its doppelgänger in China. You see, the Chinese were so smitten with this Austrian hamlet that they replicated it brick by brick in their own Guangdong Province. I must admit, both... read more >>>The Ultimate Guide to Holidaying in IcelandMYFAVOURITEHOLS.COMAre you tired of the same old beach vacation? Do you crave adventure and breathtaking landscapes? Then I have the perfect destination for you: Iceland. Yes, this country may be cold, but it's also full of hot springs, volcanoes, and glaciers. And who needs a tan when you can see the Northern Lights? Getting There First things first, you need to actually get to Iceland. Luckily, there are plenty of... read more >>>Uncovering Denmark's Bornholm IslandMYFAVOURITEHOLS.COMGetting There When one thinks of Denmark, the mind is naturally whisked away to images of edgy Copenhagen and melancholy Hamlet. But if you venture east of the mainland, farther than the outer reaches of sanity, you'll find Bornholm, a Danish island shrouded in mystery and intrigue. Accessing this enigmatic island is no small feat, and you have a few options. You can choose to hop on a ferry fro... read more >>>The Way We Passed the Time on Road Trips in the Old DaysMYFAVOURITEHOLS.COMThe best family vacation that I ever had was going on a road trip to Myrtle Beach. The trip was for 2 weeks during March break from school. It was my brother, mum, dad and I. this trip was probly about 20 years ago so it was before the time of things like portable video games and being able to watch movies in the back seat. SSo to pass the many hours of travel my brother and I had to entertain our... read more >>>The Mystical Charm of Indonesia's Borobudur TempleMYFAVOURITEHOLS.COMIntroduction Oh, the grandiosity of man's attempts to scratch out his tiny existence on the face of eternity! As I pondered the impermanence of life, I found myself at the foot of Borobudur Temple in Indonesia, a magnificent 9th-century Mahayana Buddhist monument. As I gazed upon its tiered platforms, ornate reliefs, and conical stupas, I was struck by the sheer audacity of the human spirit in its... read more >>>The Picturesque Beauty of Norway's Lofoten IslandsMYFAVOURITEHOLS.COMA Journey Into the Alluring Beauty of the Arctic Circle As the rancid stench of a thousand rotting fish lingers in the air, one might question the sanity of those who venture to the remote and spine-chilling Lofoten Islands. Yet, beneath the foul odor and the relentless gales lies a land of remarkable beauty and seduction, a place where the mountains rise from the sea like the backs of ancient se... read more >>>The Alluring Beauty of Panama's San Blas IslandsMYFAVOURITEHOLS.COMParadise Found, Against My Better Judgment It all began when I inadvertently found myself seeking a new adventure. You see, I had grown rather bored with the dull predictability of my life and decided it was time to broaden my horizons. At the recommendation of a vaguely trustworthy friend, I boarded a rickety boat bound for the San Blas Islands. These 365 idyllic islets straddle the coast of Pana... read more >>>The Fun Things You Can Do on Holiday at Seaworld!MYFAVOURITEHOLS.COMMy favorite holiday was on a recent trip to Seaworld in Orlando, Florida. I went with my best friend, her husband, and her two older kids. We had an amazing time! First, we went to the stingray tank. There were at least fifty of them swimming around. They were all different sizes. We got to pet the really big one, and even feed it a fish. Then, we headed over to see the dolphins. We got to touch o... read more >>>The Excitement of Diwali in Jaipur, IndiaMYFAVOURITEHOLS.COMAccompanying several friends on a lengthy trip to India where they were purchasing artifacts for their two stores in America, I felt like a real-life Maharani as we checked into the Taj Mahal Hotel for a few nights in Bombay. It was 1982 and my friends had been to this part of the world many times before but it was a first for me. My excitement was overwhelming as I found myself surrounded by the ... read more >>>The Benefits of Holiday Cottage ReviewsMYFAVOURITEHOLS.COMMy Cottage Holiday is the leading review web site for holiday cottages and covers holiday homes in the UK and Ireland. My Cottage Holiday is independent, it is not owned by any agency and allows users to place reviews with over 15 000 holiday cottages listed. Independent owners of holiday cottages are able to put their holiday property on the site for free and customers are allowed to leave review... read more >>>Strategies To Reduce Employees' Business Travel ExpensesMYFAVOURITEHOLS.COMThe costs of business trips tend to add up quickly and unsupervised employee travel expenses can leave a huge chunk in your corporate budget. Employers who are trying to control travel costs know that making corporate travel savings is a challenge especially if you have to consider many factors into account. With a smart process in place, there are various ways to keep your expenses down without c... read more >>>Planning Ahead for Successful Holiday LettingMYFAVOURITEHOLS.COMMy Favourite Cottages, a small independent holiday letting agency based in Devon strongly advise that it's never too early for owners of self-catering holiday properties to start thinking ahead for their next letting season. Whilst owners should always be thinking about getting their property prepared and investing in the upkeep of their properties, it's also important for them consider if they ha... read more >>>Staying On - and Going Off - the Beaten PathMYFAVOURITEHOLS.COMWhen I visit a new country, I like to both go on tours, and do my own thing. That way, I get the best of both worlds. Let's look at the advantages of staying on the beaten path and going off the beaten path.Being the Obedient Tourist and Staying on the Beaten Path"You're going on a tour? You'll not see the real side of the city that way!" - this is a typical response when people consider a day ... read more >>>Prague: I Was Totally Smittened By the PlaceMYFAVOURITEHOLS.COMPrague - one of those cities that had escaped my forays into Europe in the 1990s when I was in my 20s and both working and travelling around Europe during much of this decade. In fact, it got me reflecting - just HOW is it I've never been to Prague up until 2012? Vienna, Budapest, Krakow, even Bratislava - all part of my impressive list of experiences, except perhaps the most obvious capital in th... read more >>>Second Homes, Pros, Cons and OptionsMYFAVOURITEHOLS.COMThe rise of second home ownership in the UK has been phenomenal, spurred on by increasing wealth and the advent of the internet that has allowed owners to sub let their homes. Today, there are around half a million second homes in the UK that are not permantnetly rented out. These properties tend to be in holiday hotspots, around the beaches especially in Cornwall and Devon or in beautiful locatio... read more >>>On Why Las Vegas Demands a Second LookMYFAVOURITEHOLS.COMI was last in the United States back in 1998 - visiting the east coast - New York, Atlantic City and Philadelphia. Fourteen years later, I had the opportunity to visit Las Vegas at the behest of the construction company I worked for. Despite the fact that my company were paying for everything, I was very pleasantly surprised at how affordable accommodation and dining out was in Las Vegas. Perhap... read more >>>On My Experiences Following the England Cricket Team AbroadMYFAVOURITEHOLS.COMBeing a long time member of the Barmy Army has its benefits. For one thing, it's a great excuse to travel to warmer climes during the English winter. Actually, I like to say I'm part of the balmy army...enjoying winter cricket tours to Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and ... my favourite cricketing location, the West Indies. I grew up in the 80s when the West Indies were really on top of the... read more >>>India's Lakshadweep: An Untouched Coral WonderlandMYFAVOURITEHOLS.COMStumbling Upon Paradise Imagine you're playing a game of "Pin the tail on the donkey" with a map of India, blindfolded and spun around, and the donkey is a coral paradise. Well, congratulations! You've stumbled upon Lakshadweep, a little-known tropical archipelago off the southwestern coast of India. A place where coral reefs are still a wonderland, not a graveyard, and where dolphins frolic alon... read more >>>A Look at the More Obscure Parts of San Francisco to Explore as a TouristMYFAVOURITEHOLS.COMSan Francisco - the city by the bay, the land of the Golden Gate Bridge and sourdough bread. But what about the hidden gems? The spots that aren't on every tour guide's itinerary? As a local, let me tell you, there's more to SF than just Fisherman's Wharf and Alcatraz (although those are pretty cool too). So, grab your walking shoes and let's explore the more obscure things to see and do in San Fr... read more >>>Greenock: A Swagger through the Crazed Heart of Scottish CharmMYFAVOURITEHOLS.COMGreenock! A town as Scottish as a thistle-hugging, bagpipe-playing, kilt-donning Highlander, teetering on the edge of the River Clyde. Picture Glasgow, slightly tipsy, with a few shots of maritime madness, and you get Greenock. A town wrapped in a wild tartan pattern of industry, history, and an accent that even Google Translate would surrender to.I arrived in Greenock by train, my eyes stinging f... read more >>>Experiencing Switzerland's Unsung Hero: AppenzellMYFAVOURITEHOLS.COMA Beeline to Appenzell As I left the synthetic chaos of Zurich airport behind, I knew the quaint and picturesque town of Appenzell awaited me. Nestled in the east of Switzerland, surrounded by alpine vistas and the tantalizing scents of Appenzeller cheese factories, I found myself in an entirely different world. My journey began with the Swiss Federal Railways - a pristine, punctual, and efficie... read more >>>Chiba Chronicles: A Winter's TaleMYFAVOURITEHOLS.COMTwenty years. Two long decades since I'd last roamed the streets of Chiba, a city that once chewed me up and spat out a journalist with a twisted sense of humor and an insatiable thirst for adventure. The neon lights still danced, but the rhythm had changed. And so had I. Well, sort of.Emerging from Chiba Station, the winter air slapped me with a cold, crisp hand. The peaceful blue skies stretched... read more >>>Buying a Second Hand Static CaravanMYFAVOURITEHOLS.COMThere are numerous reasons to purchase a second hand caravan with the two major options being on a holiday park or for an off site purchase for use on private land and both scenarios require some thought on the purchasing process. The majority of trade in second hand static caravans or lodges is on a holiday park with static caravans for sale where an owner of a holiday caravan wants to sell their... read more >>>Berlin: What a Refreshing ExperienceMYFAVOURITEHOLS.COMOne of the best things about travelling is experiencing different cultures - and that often means experiencing different values and ways of life too - there's no better way to expand your own views than to immerse yourself in diverse cultures. On a recent trip to Berlin, I was reminded of the differences between my home country (UK) and Germany. I found the Germans to be very friendly and genial... read more >>>Adventurous Holidaying in Egypt: A Journey of History, Culture, and LuxuryMYFAVOURITEHOLS.COMEgypt, the land of ancient wonders, has always been mesmerizing for people all over the world. The country boasts of the greatest pyramids, pharaohs, and tombs, along with stunning beaches and luxurious resorts. Whether you are here to explore the history and heritage or lounge in a luxurious resort, Egypt offers something for everyone. Here are some tips and advice on what to see and do in Egypt ... read more >>>Tips for Safe Highway Travel to Your DestinationMYFAVOURITEHOLS.COMThere is usually so much anxiety when preparing to take on the road. With the on-going Coronavirus crisis, most people are scared to even take a trip to the next town. However, that should not hold you back from experiencing the road. With proper preparation, you can easily experience safe road trips to and from various destinations. The following are useful safe highway travel tips to keep in min... read more >>>Holidaying in Uzbekistan: An Unforgettable ExperienceMYFAVOURITEHOLS.COMIf you're planning a holiday, why not consider Uzbekistan? This Central Asian country is a hidden gem, with a rich history, culture, and stunning landscapes. While it may not be a popular tourist destination yet, it's definitely worth a visit. Here are some travel tips, advice, and things to see and do in Uzbekistan. Getting There and Getting Around The easiest way to get to Uzbekistan is by plane... read more >>>Heat & Hilarity: A Jaunt Through Si Racha, Thailand's Spicy CaricatureMYFAVOURITEHOLS.COMBuckle up, dear reader, for we are about to embark on an odyssey into the riotous carnival of sensory experiences that is Si Racha, a humble yet vibrant siren nestled in the bosom of Thailand's eastern coastline. Picture if you will, the meeting of an exotic dream and a gastronome's delirium, a realm where the air is tinged with a spicy scent and a zing of mischief that could give the Marquis de S... read more >>>Guide to Nelson, New ZealandMYFAVOURITEHOLS.COMLocated on the eastern shores of Tasman Bay, Nelson is known for its gorgeous weather and adventurous outdoor activities. There is a great range of things to do in the Nelson Tasman region and a whole lot of delicious food and wine to try. Here is a quick guide to the area:Things to Do in the Nelson-Tasman RegionThe Nelson Tasman region is the home to some of New Zealand's finest national parks, i... read more >>>The Independence Day that I Spent in South KoreaMYFAVOURITEHOLS.COMI am American and I really enjoy Independence Day. I do not necessarily enjoy the holiday for what it celebrates instead, I enjoy the holiday because I almost always go to the beach to visit my family, who I don't get to see very often. The holiday has a lot of sentimental meaning for me. In the afternoon, my family and all the neighbors gather for a big meal, usually a low-country boil. My favori... read more >>>Escape on a Shoestring: Discovering the Best Cheap Caravan Holidays in the UKMYFAVOURITEHOLS.COMEmbarking on an unforgettable caravan holiday in the UK doesn't have to drain your bank account. In fact, there's a hidden gem in the world of travel that allows you to escape on a shoestring budget, while still experiencing the joys of exploration and adventure. Introducing cheap caravan holidays in the UK - the perfect solution for those seeking a budget-friendly getaway without compromising on ... read more >>>Last Minute Self Catering Bargains in the UKMYFAVOURITEHOLS.COMIt's been a long time coming, but this year we've finally had a proper summer. Not since 2006 have we seen such prolonged periods of sunshine - which has compelled record numbers of holiday makers to flock to the coastline of Britain. Looking at those packed beaches across the UK, it would seem that the staycation is here to stay. Indeed, many factors are keeping Brits from reaching for their pass... read more >>>My Greatest Holiday Experience in FloridaMYFAVOURITEHOLS.COMOne year, my family and I went on a long trip down south! It was a three week vacation which would include Christmas and New Years. We live in Michigan, so the drive to Florida felt like it took forever. We stopped in Atlanta, Georgia to visit with my Uncle. It was fun and it was also a nice break from driving. We kept going down to Orlando. We stopped in at Disney and had so much fun! We w... read more >>>Oh What a Great, Unexpected Christmas Surprise!MYFAVOURITEHOLS.COMIf your family is like mine it is spread out all across the world. It is very rare to remember us all in one place for a holiday let alone any other day. About five years ago, my Aunts that live in South Carolina had decided to plan a secret trip up to Pennsylvania to see us all. Christmas morning my mom, dad, sister, brother and I all opened our gifts just like every other Christmas. My siblings ... read more >>>The Mystique of Georgia's Ushguli VillageMYFAVOURITEHOLS.COMThe Road Less Traveled As I ambled along the precarious road that leads to the fabled village of Ushguli in the northwestern Georgian highlands, I couldn’t help but contemplate the nature of authenticity in a world increasingly dominated by mass tourism. The road itself seemed to mock the very notion that anything truly genuine could exist in such a place. A brutal and unforgiving trek through th... read more >>>My Favourite Hols: Give Us Your Experiences, Tips and Advice for Anything Travel-related!MYFAVOURITEHOLS.COMWelcome to My Favourite Hols, the captivating nexus where intrepid explorers, sun-seekers, and wanderers from across the world converge! This isn't just a website; it's your passport to a world of shared travel experiences, where your journey is as important as your destination. Here, every visitor is an essential contributor, and we're thrilled to have you on board. Travel is not just abou... read more >>>How to Manage Workers Remotely While on HolidayMYFAVOURITEHOLS.COMWhat could be more fulfilling than experiencing everything the world has to offer while still maintaining a career back home? Thanks to modern technology, the futuristic dream of being able to holiday (or even live) in far-flung locations and enjoy new experiences while keeping up to date with work is now a reality. If you plan your travels right, you could be eating pho in Vietnam or trekking the... read more >>>Revel in the Beauty of Scotland's Isle of SkyeMYFAVOURITEHOLS.COMA Land of Fairy Pools and Timeless Charm Where else would you find the surreal beauty of crystal-clear Fairy Pools, the hauntingly majestic landscapes of the Quiraing, and the romance of the crumbling Dunvegan Castle? Where else could you stumble upon a traffic jam caused by a row of woolly sheep (I'm not even kidding)? Only on the Isle of Skye, of course. Located off the northwest coast of Scot... read more >>>The Benefits of Owning Your Own Holiday HomeMYFAVOURITEHOLS.COMTravel is great, one of the largest industries in the world, consistently growing and probably the most enjoyable for many. If you ask people what they enjoy most, going on holiday is often top of the list. For some, exploring every inch of the planet is the aim of the game, for others, finding a location where you can be at peace, relax and rest and travel in comfort is the ultimate goal. In the ... read more >>>The Loony, Lunar World of Broome, AustraliaMYFAVOURITEHOLS.COMGood people of the world, let me draw your attention to a place where time stands still, where dinosaurs still roam, and where the ocean does a disappearing act daily. A place where pearls are the currency, and crocodiles are the overlords. Welcome to Broome, Western Australia - a town that is as much a relic of the past as it is a vibrant, modern playground for the adventurous. The Birth of a Pe... read more >>>The Delectable Deliverance: A Pursuit of Unburdened BanquetsMYFAVOURITEHOLS.COMIt is a truth universally acknowledged, but seldom espoused aloud, that catering is the linchpin to the sublime alchemy of a successful social gathering. Imagine, if you will, the unsuspecting host, buoyed by the misguided confidence of a Gordon Ramsay rerun, opting for a daring DIY approach to the feast at hand. The human instinct to play Russian roulette with cucumber sandwiches and undercooked ... read more >>>Turkmenistan: an Unforgettable Adventure Awaits!MYFAVOURITEHOLS.COMWhen thinking about holiday destinations, most people's minds automatically jump to the sandy beaches of Spain, the breathtakingly romantic streets of Paris, or the bustling markets of Thailand. But in this article, we will explore a lesser-known gem hidden in Central Asia: Turkmenistan! This quirky and enigmatic country is not your typical tourist location but offers unique experiences, stunning ... read more >>> |
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