Category: united kingdom

4 Unsung Spots You Should Visit in the UK

Posted on by Marya The BeauTraveler

As wonderful as it can be to travel to a far-off destination overseas and experience new cultures, different languages and another climate altogether, there is no doubt that sometimes, a trip closer to home is what you want.

As surprising as it may be to learn, the UK itself has plenty of attractions that will make a perfect holiday – and will be perfect for those occasions when you don’t have the time or the money spare to take a longer trip. 

Of course, we all know about the bigger cities and the famous tourist resorts, so for this post we’re going to look beyond the obvious and find, for each part of Britain (and Northern Ireland), a place that you should be penciling into your plans for a future holiday. Rest assured, each of these destinations is well worth your time…

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The Haunting of Pevensey Bay

Posted on by Marya The BeauTraveler

Holiday rentals in Pevensey Bay caters to the adventurers, the peace seekers and the ghost hunters abroad. Pevensey Bay, a small seaside resort, is a wonderful place to visit.  Home to the Pevensey Castle where much of the Roman stonework still exists today, Pevensey Bay holds much of the antiquity of its past intact.  

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May Day: Some International Workers Sharing Their Stories on International Workers’ Day

Posted on by Marya The BeauTraveler

It’s May Day, so for those of you who could actually relate… Happy International Workers’ Day on the first of May! 😀

Anyway, I know some countries celebrate Labors’ Day on some other day, but in case you don’t know… May Day is dedicated to all workers. And it’s there to celebrate laborers and working class in general.

That’s why I initiated a collaboration with some fellow bloggers who are also workers with various backgrounds. With the world that is claimed as almost ‘borderless’ nowadays, so many workers have different stories about their job.

Some have to relocate and deal with culture shock for a bit. Some have to struggle with the art of commuting. Some probably have the luxury of working remotely with some different difficulties along the way too.

So, here I present you the stories of international workers on this very International Workers’ Day!

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How To Enjoy London As A Family

Posted on by Marya The BeauTraveler

London is, without a doubt one of the most famous and frequently visited cities in the world.

The English capital sees millions of tourists from around the world all year round, whether it’s to indulge in some luxury shopping from some of the best British and international labels or it’s to try and catch a glimpse of the Royal Family, no one can deny that London has a lot to offer when it comes to finding fun things to do and will appeal to people of any age group.

So, if you’re planning to visit London soon with your own family or just expecting to have a mix of age groups within your group who would enjoy different things, then I’ve listed below some of the top things to see and do that the whole family can enjoy.

From Big Ben to Buckingham Palace, you can tailor it with your traveling style! 🙂

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What You Need to Pack For Your First Skiing Trip

Posted on by Marya The BeauTraveler

People who have been on a skiing trip before know how much fun they can be. All those days spent in the mountain air, carving slopes with friends, followed by warm evenings, drink in hand, chatting around a fireplace.

If you have your first trip coming up, then that’s the end game that you’re shooting for. But before you get there, you’ll need to put in some work so that you have everything you need to enjoy the chill of the mountains in style. Below, we take a look at some of the essentials you’ll want to have in your luggage.

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