Family Holidays

If you're going to be living in a whole new country, there's going to be lots of paperwork to fill out and different factors to consider. With all that going on, you might not give a thought to actually learning your new local language. You might pick up the odd word or two once you arrive, but it's surprisingly easy to resist going beyond that, especially when your colleagues or all the people in your community speak English.[Readm More]

Tourism has always been a great earner for the UK, so the fact that it left the European Union almost a year ago must have affected that industry to a degree. Lycetts, a provider of insurance for several tourism attractions, shares their research with us as to just how Brexit has affected tourism. [Readm More]

Downloading the entire legal code would perhaps be bordering on paranoia a bit, but hey, if that's what it takes to make sure you remain on the right side of the law while you're travelling abroad then so be it. Truth be told though, you're probably not fully-versed on every single one of the local laws of your own country, with some scary instances coming to light such as finding yourself scratching your head and proclaiming that you "actually didn't know that was illegal!" So studying the entire legal code of a new country would perhaps be an exercise in futility.[Readm More]