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The holidays are our precious times of the year. When it comes to planning our holiday we take into consideration all our dreams, needs and we try to find out the perfect match, the only limit is our budget.  Tourism statistics shows that on our holidays we prefer to experience something different to our own culture. The reason behind is that if you live in cold, grey climates for most of the year and work hard at material pursuits as a release, they are periodically tempted to transfer to cultures, seduced by better climates, tastier food, exciting sounds and movement, lights, exquisite architecture, spectacular scenery and sensual environments. After destination is chosen, comes the excitement, the preparation period. So we often make efforts to learn some basic sentences to be able to communicate on our holiday with locals. But what about basic knowledge of local manners? According to psychologist Albert Mehrabian, of the total meaning of a spoken message, 7% comes from ...

The summer is knocking on the door and you still haven’t decided about your holiday. No worries, you aren’t the only one. I just found a promising solution which I decided to share with You. I took some time to do some research to plan a perfect holiday with teens. My entire life I have had the opportunity to find myself in this situation and thank God we managed well with our Goddaughter and nephew – They might be the first to have some input here, and I certainly hope that the feelings are mutual! So back to planning: Some teens get excited about family travel plans, while others roll their eyes. But don’t let that put you off going on holiday with them. And don’t for a moment think that they no longer want to go on holiday with you, they just don’t want to go on the same type of holiday you took them on when they were five. Even if you have enthusiastic teens who don’t mind separating from friends and Facebook, you’re likely to encounter impatience a...