Aer Lingus brings winter sun, sports, and the world of entertainment of Las Vegas with new direct flights from Dublin starting from €499 return Flights go on sale today, with inaugural flights commencing 25th October 2024 Three weekly flights departing every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Start booking Las Vegas flights now atwww.aerlingus.com Dublin, 21st May 2024: Get ready to experience the glitz,…
When packing for a toddler for a flight, it’s important to consider their comfort, entertainment, and basic needs. Here are some essential items to pack: 1. Nappies and wipes: Pack enough nappies and wipes to last the duration of the flight, including any potential delays or layovers. Also, include a nappy bag for disposal. 2. Extra clothes: Pack a few…
By Catherine Sugrue Travel My daughter Kate, and I decided to take her three and a half year old son (Max) to Paulton’s Park for a weekend in October. Paulton’s is situated about a twenty-minute drive from Southampton City. There are direct flights from Dublin to Southampton but we booked Aer Lingus from Dublin to Gatwick and took a train…
If you’re planning a trip to Camping La Sirène, you’re in for a treat. This beautiful campsite is located in the south of France, near the Spanish border, and offers a wide range of activities and attractions for visitors of all ages. Whether you’re looking for adventure, relaxation, or culture, there’s something for everyone here. Here are some of the…
By Michelle Barronn- travel advisor Image by Shutterstock The Low-cost airlines – Is it too good to be true? When booking a trip well in advance low-cost airlines are usually at their best value, HOWEVER, this only stands for the fare itself; remember the additional costs. A myriad of extras can then be added to the fare including reserved seats,…
By Tracy Broderick My family and I visited Camping Village Fabulous on September 17, 2022, for a week. Our family trip consisted of my 4 children (ages 6, 9, 11 and 16), my husband, my father-in-law and me. Flights We flew Ryanair from Dublin to Ciampino airport. I chose Ciampino airport as it is a small airport…
By Amanda O’Toole We travel as a family a few times a year with our 13-year-old son who has Autism. We always research our destinations carefully with our son in mind, as for most family’s the airport proves to be a stressful bottle neck. Queuing to check in, getting through security and queuing to board means hours in a busy,…
It is stressful to plan for the holidays, even in “normal” years. It’s hard to delight children with holiday magic. And then you have to share it all on social media. The number of holiday stressors should be avoided or reduced as much as possible. However, you can minimize holiday stress by following a few practical tips and who knows,…
Ski holidays are a unique and exciting experience no matter what your age, but it can be a daunting prospect for a family getaway. If you have never gone on a ski holiday with your little ones before, here are our tips for ensuring all runs smoothly. FitnessSkiing is a physically testing activity and is easiest attempted with a good…
Snacks Have a bag of your child’s favourite snacks in tow to prevent any cravings or crankiness while travelling. Try not to bring food high in sugar to avoid energy jumps or crashes mid- journey, and steer clear of messy foods like yoghurt to avoid spills. We recommend storing snacks in a zip-lockbag to keep everything fresh and contained for…