Adventure

Adventure Expanding Experiences

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England

Pages 28-31

Party Holiday

Pages 16-21

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Pages 38-39

Paris

Pages 32-33

Pages 34-37

Amsterdam

Pages 40-41

How to find your perfect destination

Backpacker Holiday

Pages 42-43

Beach Holiday

Read on for tips and tricks to packing smartly with a Capsule Wardrobe for a stress-free getaway, as well as a Pinterest Inspired Guide to shopping online.

you get to customise it by choosing your own essentials!

Identify your versatile items by choosing different, but flattering, silhouettes, as well as similar colours that work welltogethertogetthatperfectcapsulecollection.

End the struggle of finding that dream item of clothing with the help of a Pinterest mood board.

So, where do we begin? First, we need tounderstandthegenerallookandfeel that we’re trying to achieve. You can do this by creating a Pinterest board where you add images of styles and specific items that catch your eye. This can be very usefultohelpidentifyanycommon threads, such as patterns or specific designs that you love, giving you a visual guide to your ideal personal style. Now, once you have pinpointedwhattheseitemsandstyles are, remember to have a quick look at the clothes you already own - check whether a similar top isn't lying at the bottom of your drawers, buried underneath all your rarely worn d

clothes. We want to avoid owning multiples of a particular item of clothing that havelittle tonovariation betweenthem,notonlytosavemoney and space, but to ensure that we only keepitemsthatweloveandwearoften. Nowthatyouhaveaclearideaofwhat clothes you’re missing, you can finally movetobrowsingthroughthewebsites ofyourfavouritestores,whichwillbea lot less overwhelming and a lot more productive now that you have a tangible idea of what you are looking for. Don't forget, too, that using filters canhelpnarrowdownyoursearchand speed up the entire process by ensuringyoudon'tlosefocus.

Bonus Tip

An insight to the highlights of St Tropez

Southern France is renowned for its stunning beaches, MediterraneanSea,andcharming towns. Saint Tropez is full of beautiful areas to see, exploring the old, cobbled streets which feature pasture coloured houses andchicboutiqueswiththemost beautiful outfits. The iconic Pampalone beach is famous for wide long sandy beaches and secluded beach clubs featuring bohemian, French chic designs that are all about showcasing fashion.Yachtscanbeadmiredin theportofthesmallcoastaltown as well as boasting restaurants featuringseafoodandlocalwines. Saint Tropez hosts the famous open-airmarketPlacesdesLices, the market offers a vast range of products, including local foods and flowers as well as home accessoriesandchicclothing.

St Tropez attracts some of the mostfashionableindividualsfrom around the globe, seeking sun, shopping and glamorous restaurants.Ifhavingtheperfect summeroutfitisessentialtoyou thencontinuetoreadforaguide onwheretogoandwhattowear whilst exploring the stunning SaintTropez.Thefollowingguide ofoutfitideaswillhelptoensure you are immersed into the chic andclassicstyleofSaintTropez.

Theperfect white minidresstowear inthescorchingsun pairedwiththe accessories, sunglasses,arattan bagandchunky sliders

How to look chic in the South of France

Thisoutfitisperfect foranelegant eveningoutpaired withstatement earringsandabag, givingtheseaside feel.

Anelegantlilac dress,pairedwith goldstatement accessoriesanda whiteslingback heel.

Thisoutfitis simplebut effectiveforan eveninginthe southofFrance, pairedwithalow heel.

Asimplewhitebikinito weartooneofthe manybeautiful beachesthatthesouth ofFrancefeatures, pairedwitha sunglassesandrattan bagtofillwithyour beachessentials

ThisStunning statementdressis perfectifyouwantto standoutatthebars andresturantsinthe southofFrance,paired withasilversparkle bagandwhiteheels.

Thisstunning orangedresswould beperfectfora coolereveningin theSouthofFrance pairedabeautiful goldbagandwhite heels.

If you plan to visit the beaches on the French Riviera whilst visiting Saint Tropez, continue to read for an insight in the best beaches that southern France boasts. The south of France possesses some of the most stunning sandy beaches as well as the perfect climate. The best beaches to visit include, Plage des Marinieres,Villefranche-sur-Mer,whichis located between Monaco and Nice, is a serene beach within walking distance to the village. Pampelonne beach located in St Tropez has crystal clear waters with soft golden sand perfect for sunbathing as well as being home to some of the most exclusive beach clubs. The best beach clubs include Bagatelle, serving a mediterranean cuisine and luxurious sun loungers. La Reserve a la Plage provides a chic location to bronze on the sunbeds and dine under the sun. Located between Saint Raphael and Cannes is Théole-surMer, a pebbly beach with turquoise waterssituatedinanaturalcove.

Looking for the finest restaurants in Saint Tropez? Look no further. Saint tropez offers a widevarietyofplacestodine,keepingyourmeals interesting. This guide will provide you with some of the best places for cheap eats. Cucina Byblos is inspired by French and Italian cuisine and is in a beautiful setting. The best bakery in town is La Tarte Tropezienne, is known for their delicious brioche. If you want to enjoy an icecream the best place to go is Barbarac and for a traditional Frenchcrepe,CreperieGourmandise.

Maratea... Italy’s best kept S E C R E T

Past the chaos of Naples and the Amalfi coast, you will eventually find yourself in Maratea… Italy’s best kept secret.

The small beach town located in the region of Basilicata remains authentic to its roots, having rarely changed in the name of tourism. With pristine, crystal clear waters and rolling mountains Maratea has it all.

24 Hours in Maratea

10am 2pm 6pm

Breakfast at the “Bar Del Porto” where you can get a warm pastry accompanied by an espresso. When ready to start the day take the shuttle bus to the beach “Lido Macarro”. At the beach you have the choice of renting sun beds or using the free beach either way you will be able to enjoy the pristine water.

At the beach there is a bar accessible to all where you can get food for lunch as well as drinks and ice creams. To explore the area further and if the budget allows there are pedalos and kayaks to rent.

As the sun starts to make its way behind the mountains, you can enjoy an aperitif at the beach bar before you deiced to take the shuttle bus back to your accommodation in order to prepare yourself for the evening. Once back at your accommodation take the time to relax as Maratea timings may be later to what you are used to.

9pm 11pm 3am

For dinner the best suggestion is the marina as it has a large offering of restaurants depending on your budget. The restaurant “Yumara”, on its terrace has its pizza parlour which is budget friendly with great views.

Once you have finished your dinner make sure you leave space for dessert and walk to the best Gelateria in Maratea, “Emilios”. At around 12.00 the nightlife will begin and “Yumara” is the best place to go for drinks and dancing.

As the night begins to slow down, depending on where you are staying the last bus that leaves the marina is at 3.00. But, if you feel like going all night and walking then you must stop at “Selvaggio” for a warm pastry to finish the day.

La Bella Figura

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Il Mangiare di Napoli...

Breakfast:

The best coffee Italy has to offer is waiting for you at Bar Gambrinus. Once you are caffeinated and energised head over to Pintauro and try a sfogliatella, one of Napoli’s classic pastries.

Lunch:

For lunch something that Napoli is very known for are their friggitorie where you can get a variety of fried goods for a very affordable price. The best place to go would be Fiorenzano.

Dinner:

As you are in Napoli the place where pizza was invented it is a must to go to the most famous and important pizzeria in all of Italy: L'Antica Pizzeria da Michele. My suggestion would be go for a margherita with buffalo mozzarella.

More treats:

If you want to try other famous Neapolitan treats you must go to Scartuccio to try their famous rum baba.

Stay Stylish..

If you are thinking of visiting Napoli it is important to stay stylish. Italian style isn't like other western countries, for example they have not yet adopted the athleisure sense of style, they stick to a more classy timeless sense of fashion.

Of course fashion is a means of self expression so there is no pressure to follow the style of the Italian however it could be fun to try a new way to dress and use it as a fun excuse to update your wardrobe through ASOS.

In Naples especially in the summer months it can get very hot so focus on wearing light and breezy clothes, lots of linen items tend to be worn as they keep you cool but are still considered classy. Also remember to accessories with fun pieces wether it be a belt, jewellery, sunglasses or hats, spice up your outfit with expressive accessories.

CELEBRATE WITHOUT LIMITS:

IBIZA

From wild beach parties to underground venues to sophisticated beach clubs, Ibiza has something for everyone. Home to some of the world's most famous nightclubs and biggest DJ's, Ibiza is the ultimate party destination.

BARCELONA

BEACH CLUBS:

-Nikki Beach

-Ocean Beach

-Blue Marlin

-USHUAIA

-Cotton Beach Club SUNSET PARTIES

-DC10 CIRCOLOCO

-AMNESIA

-Amante

-Cafe Del Mar

-Cafe Mambo

Club entrance prices range from £35100 with drink prices being up to 50 Euros (HÏ).

Accomodation prices all over the island range from £500-2000 per person

FESTIVALS

: SONAR, PRIMAVERA, La Merce

Home to some of Europes most famous nightclubs, Pacha, Razzmatazz and Opium (open from midnight), sunbathe and explore the cities world famous architecture then party all night.

BEACH CLUBS: Shoko, Bambu Beach bar,Vai Moana

with an average daily rate of hotels/hostels- 214.5 Euros, well connected public transport, budget flights available and affordable drinks (£4), Barcelona is perfect for budget friendly travellers looking for a party.

Avoriaz ski resort located in the french Alps is not only known for it’s huge variety of Slopes, but for its après ski and party scene.

La Folie Douce - one of the most iconic après ski parties in Europe featuring live dancers, DJS’s and hosts festivals such as Snowboxx every year.

Avoriaz is also home to clubs, The Place, Le Yak and a variety of sports pubs and bars. Ski passes, equipment hire, travel and restraint/drink prices do not come cheaply in Avoriaz (average £1000 pp), making this party destination a splurge, however is worth every penny.

AVORIAZ

MALTA

Looking for the perfect combination of affordability and lively nightlife?

Compared to most of Europe, Malta offers affordable drink prices, dining, accommodation and entry fees. (Average accommodation is £44 per night)

Explore free and low cost attractions such as the ancient streets of Valletta or the Mdina Temples, then head out to the hub of nightlife, Paceville, St Julians Bay for a verity of vibrant pubs, bars and clubs. Along with famus beach clubs such as Cafe Del Mar and boat parties, Malta also hosts multiple events/festivals throughout the year such as the Isle of MTV, which is free to attend, making for a livley and budget friendly experience.

Dublin is renowned for its legendary pub culture and live music, famous for historic pubs such as The Temple Bar and The Brazen Head. The city is packed with cultural bars and clubs hosting drinking and food festivals, and cultural celebrations such as st Patricks Day parties and aparades.

Dublin is the perfect combination of old and new, spend an evening at the traditional Temple Bar before heading to a trendy club or cocktail bar.

Popular tourist areas especially during peak seasons can make Dublin more expensive (£210 per night), with drink, meal and activity prices also being on the higher side. However budget friendly alternatives including hostels and guesthouses are available.

TULUM

Tulum, on the Caribbean coast of Mexico has become a huge destination for luxury holidays due to its mixture of stunning natural scenery, all year hot climate and huge, diverse party scene.

Tulum is known for hosting annual festivals in unique party venues such as jugles and natural freshwater sinkholeshe jungle such as Afterlife, Zamna, and Day Zero featuring world famous DJS’s and attracting an international crowd year after year.

If festivals aren’t your thing Tulum has an array of famous and beautiful beach bars and clubs including Taboo, Ziggy’s, Gitano Beach and Papaya Playa Project.

The blend of Tulum’s luxuriousness, beauty and nightlife however does not come cheap, drinks averaging £15 and accomodation for a week £1000

DUBLIN

CROATIA

Croatia has rapidly become one of Europe’s top party holiday destinations, known for its huge festivals, beautiful coastlines, culture and history all at great value for money.

Croatia’s largest annual festivals include, Hideout, Outlook and Ultra Europe pulling huge international crowds and DJ’s every year . Explore historical cities Split, Zagreb and Dubrovnik before going out to party on Zrce Beach, often called the ‘Croatian Ibiza’, famous for its 24 hour party scene and home to the best beach clubs.

Hvar Island, known as the ‘St Tropez of Croatia’, showcases the glamorous nightlife in Croatia such as upscale beach clubs ‘Carpe Diem’ and ‘Hula Hula’, where you can party along the beachfront. Croatia is a cost effective destination, drinks (£23) and entry fees being affordable , offering hostels and budget hotels airlines and ferries.

Accommodation price average for a hotel is around £69 per night

Mykonos is often reffered to as ‘the best party destination in the world’, perfect for those looking for a glamerous and unforgettable luxury party holiday. Mykonos is home to some of the most famous beach clubs in the world: Paradise Beach Club, Scorpios

MYKONOS

and Cavo Paradiso, renowned for their all day events and attracting top DJ’s and celebrities. Mykonos has a reputation for exclusive clubs, Moni, Astra and VOID, offering a high end experince, luxury hotels also hosting ther own private pool parties and events. Boat parties, festivals, grommet dining, exclusive clubs and picturesque towns makes Mykonos the unbeatable combination of luxury and party. LHotels range from £200 to £1000 per night, event entrance fees £50-100, and dining ranging from £30-150 pp, making the island one of the Aagean Sea’s most expensive.

SOUTH FRANCE

Southern France ; known for its glamour, stunning beaches and sophisticated party scene.

The nightlife of South France is legendary, St Tropez, Cannes and Nice being home to famous beach clubs Nikki Beach and Club 55, renowned for their luxurious ambience. The South of France is synonymous with everything luxury, offering 5 star hotels, fine dining, world famous events such as Cannes Film Festival and the Monaco Grand Prix, superyacht parties, private villas and is a celebrity hotspot. Hotels and villas range from £150 to 1000 per night, drinks average at £10-25 and entry party fees are £40-100. If you're looking for a blend of luxury and nightlifelook no further than the South of France lend of culture and party

Amsterdam has also become a sustainable fashion hub as of recent years due to its commitment to sustainability and becoming more ecofriendly when it comes to fashion

Lightweight & Linen

Amsterdam's summer style is all about comfort! Breathable light fabrics like linen, cotton, and lightweight denim, flowy maxi skirts, loose-fitting trousers, and relaxed shirts are stylish and practical

Light Layering

Even in the warm weather, layering is a trend all year round n Amsterdam. Layer lightweight cardigans and jackets over a mini skirt and tshirt to achieve the effortlessly chic Amsterdam style Walk around in style

Walking around the city all summer requires comfort and practicality. Colourful trainers are a staple for exploring the city in style and comfort

Smart Street Style

Amsterdam is known for its smart-casual ‘scandinavian’ style, including waistcoats, trench coats and light linen shirts as everyday wear paired with trainers and jeans

V WINTER V WINTER V WINTER

terdam’s City Style

Denim City

More Layering!

Chunky knitted scarfs and jumpers layered under coats and jackets are a staple, creating the cozy oversized winter city look

Statement jackets and coats

Amsterdam winters are cold wet and windy, making statement jackets a huge part of the winter city style. Leather jackets, trench coats, heavy denim and wool overcoats in dark colours like brown navy, and grey are perfect for the stylish and warm city look!

Amsterdam is often referred to as the "Denim Capital" of the world.

Denim jackets, jeans, and skirts are an all year round trend in the city

Sturdy and Stylish

Leather boots and loafers are perfect for the wet and windy weather and an annual trend every autumn/winter in Amsterdam.

Race Across the World

Interview with Owen Wood, winner of the BBC’s 2024 BAFTA winning hit series

Q:Whatarethethreemostimportantitemsyoutook travellingwithyou?

Q:Howwasittravellingwithacameracrew?

A:Magazines,books,iPodandplayingcards,IwishItookacalculatorthough!

A:Itwasabitweirdatfirstbeingfilmedallthetime,butwespentsomuchtimetogetherthat wegotcomfortable.Althoughitwasalittlefrustratingatsomepointswhenwecouldn’ttake transportatcertainpointsintheraceiftherewasn’troomforatleastoneextracameraman orproducer.

Q:Whatwereyourfavouritemodesoftransportwhentravelling?

A:Taxis,becauseitwasalotcalmerandquieter,comparedtobeingsurroundedbycrowds andlotsofotherpeopleonpublictransport!

Q:Ifyoucoulddotheexperiencealloveragain,wouldyoumakeanychanges?

A:Iwouldn’tmakeanychangesatallbecauseeverydecisioneventuallyledtoourwinatthe endoftheracesono,definitelynot!

Q:Howwouldyourexperiencehavedifferedifyouhadyourphone?

A:Ithinkitwouldhavetakenawayfromtheexperience,itwouldhavemadetheracealmost tooeasy,takingawaythecompetitivenessoftheshow.Aswewouldhavehadaccessto information,suchasbustimes,wewouldhavebeenabletoplanaheadandwewouldn’thave spokentoasmanypeople,whichwasagreatpartoftherace.Localpeopleknowmorethan GoogleorTripAdvisoranyway.

Q:Wasthereanythingyouwouldhavenevertriedbeforetheracethatyouwilltakewithyou inthefuture?

A:Relyingonpeoplemore,notsearchinguponGooglebutgettingalocal’sknowledgewho knowstheareabetter.Itmakesformuchmoreofauniqueexperience.

Q:Wherewasyourfavouriteplaceyouvisited?

A:Japan,it’slikeLondonbut100%better!!!

Q:Whatwasthefirstthingyoudidwhenyougothomeaftertherace?

A:Isleptandate!Isleptforlike17hours!

Q:Howdidyoupackifyoudidn’tknowwhereyouweregoing?

A:Weweregiveninformationaboutwhatkindoftemperatureswewouldexperienceonthe race,butitwasveryvague,sowehadtojustguesswhattopack.

Q:Whatareyourfavouriteclothingbrands?

Q:Whatareyourclothingessentialsfortravelling?

A:Araincoat,definitelyforwhenwewenttoThailand,aswellasactivewear.

A:Ilikeminimalstyle,brandssuchasZara,H&MandUniqloaregreat,butIalsolikeStussyand streetwear.

Q:Fromyourownexperience,howcantravellingeffectyourmental health?

A: It can get quite lonely, especially if your solo travelling. However, there are also definitely lots of high points! Taking time out, even just 10 minutes, can help you wind down and relax if travelling gets overwhelming.

Q:HowdidyouandAlfiemeet?

A: I met Alfie in year 7 in school, we were in different friendship groups, but we were always friends. We got closer in Sixth Form and I think knowing each other for so long helped us in the race.

Q:Howdoyouthinktheracewouldhavedifferedifyouhaddone it with someoneelse,insteadofAlfie?

A: It would have been so different. As we are so close and comfortable around each other, we know how we both handle different kind of situations, for example we know how each other act when we’re angry.

Q:Howimportantdoyouthinkitistospeakoutaboutmentalhealth?

A: I think it’s really important to speak out, that’s why I thought it would be a good opportunity to do so on the race. I can understand how it can be hard, even though I went on TV and spoke out, it doesn’t mean I’m a confident person.

Q:Whatadvicewouldyougivetosomeonetravellingforthefirst time?

A: I’m not super confident, so if I have been able to do it, anyone can! Don’t let your mental health hold you back, because you’ll learn more about yourself when travelling. Don’t overthink it too much, and you’ll come out of the experience feeling better. If you just throw yourself into it, you’ll get much more out of it!

Q:What’syournextadventure?

A: I’m going to Asia in September, for 3 or 4 months. I’m going to go back to some of the countries I loved on the race, as well as some new places. I’m going solo travelling this time, but I’ll be meeting some friends along the way!

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STATES

NEW SOUTH WALES

On the southeast coast of Australia, with Sydney as its capital, New South Wales is perfect for outdoororiented travellers. The Blue Mountains National Park is located in Katoomba, an easy train ride from Sydney, and highlights of this area are wine tours and great surf breaks.

AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY

Located between Sydney and Melbourne is Australia’s capital, Canberra. For those interested in history there are lots of historic buildings and museums to visit.

VICTORIA

Famous for one of Australia’s most epic road trips, the Great Ocean Road. With the Twelve Apostles, Gibson’s Steps, and other unique landforms dotted along the route.

SOUTH AUSTRALIA

With award-winning vineyards and coastal shark dives. Right off the coast of Adelaide is Kangaroo Island, home to diverse animal species including sea lions and koalas.

WESTERN AUSTRALIA

More remote, Western Australia has beautiful white sand beaches and reefs, home to Cable Beach.

NORTHERN TERRITORY

Home to the heart of the Outback! Alice Springs is home to the Kangaroo Sanctuary, and as the main hub it is the start point for many tours to the Red Centre.

QUEENSLAND

TASMANIA

The island state of Tasmania is found off the southern coast of Australia. The capital city is Hobart, home to museums and city life, while Launceston is more remote and known for the Bay of Fires.

Home to stunning beach towns, rainforests, the Great Barrier Reef, and the Whitsunday Islands where you’ll find Whitehaven Beach - voted the best beach in the entire country!

CITIES

SYDNEY

Home to the Harbour Bridge, Opera House, and the Royal Botanic Gardens, Sydney is Australia’s biggest city!

MELBOURNE

For fans of sport, every January Melbourne hosts the Australian Open Tennis Tournament, as well as the Formula 1 Racing Australian Grand Prix in March.

BRISBANE

The home of the iconic Australia Zoo made famous by Steve Irwin, Brisbane is a bit smaller and more relaxed than Sydney and Melbourne, offering scenic hikes in Somerset, Scenic Rim, and Locklayer Valley

AUSTRALIAN BACKPACKER ITINERARIES

EAST COAST

The most common backpacker route for Australia is up the East Coast. Most people start in Sydney and work their way up to Cairns and Port Douglas region in Queensland. Some choose to extend their experience by swinging down to Melbourne to experience the Great Ocean Road. To make the most of this trip you really need at least 3 weeks. While you can commit to purchasing or renting a vehicle, hop on hop off buses make the trip easier to navigate.

THROUGH THE MIDDLE

From Darwin to Adelaide, this journey will take you through the heart of Oz, from the tropics, ........................to the heat of the Red Centre, and back out through wine country in South Australia. It is recommended you take at least 2 weeks for this incredible journey.

THE WEST COAST

For the off-the-beaten-path traveller, adventuring through the diverse and untouched landscapes of the West Coast of Australia. This backpacking route will require at least 2 weeks. Self-driving or finding a group tour are the most advisable options as hop on hop off service is not offered on this route.

Day in PARIS

Paris is such a captivating city, full

activities. With so many options, picking what to do in just one day can be a challenge. This guide helps you maximise a short visit, whether it’s a day trip or a brief stay in Paris.

Explore the Champ de Mars gardens, Tower stands, which

10:30am

Travel to the Musée de l’Orangerie by hopping on the Metro from Champ de Mars or Pont de l’Arne to Invalides, then cross the Seine via Pont de la Concorde. While crossing the bridge, take in the view of Pont Alexandre III and the Grand Palais. At the Musée de l’Orangerie, you ............................can admire Monet’s Water Lilies paintings.

MIDDAY

Start your River .. Seine tour at the Musée d’Orsay stop

and go to Hotel de Ville, you will see the Eiffel Tower, the Grand and Petit Palais, the Louvre, and the Cathedral of Notre-Dame on your way down the river.

AFTERNOON

After you’ve eaten lunch, head to Anvers metro station via the Metro line. Take your time exploring Montmartre, starting from Sacré-Cœur Basilica to Place du Tertre. While you’re in the area, you may feel like strolling down the hill to check out the iconic Moulin Rouge on Boulevard de Clichy.

Travel to the Arc de Triomphe where you can admire the arch from the outside, but you can also go up into the arch to the viewing

It’s a beautiful location to overlook Paris, particularly at sunset. It’s advised to visit during this time to witness the sunset over Paris and observe the city lights turning on. 8:00pm

For dinner, a high-end restaurant recommendation is L’Oiseau Blanc, which is pretty close to the Arc de Triomphe, with views over the Paris rooftops to the Eiffel Tower. Although, if you’re looking for a

more affordable, but quintessentially Parisian option, dine at a classic French Brasserie. Les Philosophes is a classic and high-quality brasserie that both looks and feels perfect - but also offers high quality traditional French food. Alternatively, if you are catching the Eurostar back to the UK, opposite Gare du Nord is Terminus Nord, an Art Deco-inspired brasserie conveniently close to where you'll be checking in for your train!

WhereshouldI WhereshouldI Holiday? Holiday? goon goon

Not interested

Are you a big foodie?

Yes

France - Check out page 18 for advice on some of the best restaurants in Saint Tropez! No

Do you like the beach?

Hate

Are you looking to get married by Elivs?

Yes No

Love

Are you looking to find yourself? No Yes

What is your budget?

Larger budget

Not easily

Are you interested in tourist attractions? Very interested

How often do you think about the Roman Empire?

Never A lot

Maldives Paris - Go to page 33 for to help plan your day in Paris!

Smaller budget

How easily do you burn?

Are you going with people or solo?

Solo People

Budapest

How long for?

Short

Friends or family?

Friends Family

Partying or relaxing?

Yes Do you like skiing? Yes No

Are you a nervous flyer?

Long

Do you like meeting new people? Yes No

AustraliaCheck page 31 for backpacking tips!

Relax

Party Tapas or gyros?

ThailandThe perfect place for backpackers to meet people

Staycation - Try costal areas around the UK like Brighton or Cornwall

Gyros Tapas

Barcelona - Go to page 26 for suggestions!

Not bothered

No Yes

How much would you like to remember your holiday? I would

Catching The Next Catching The Next Fashion Waves

How to make the most out of your beach trips and look good while doing it!

-Shoes -Shoes

Slip on shoes like sandals or flip flops are an essential for the beach. Their waterproof, wont trap any sand and are easy to get on and off.

Top Tip - Using Talco powder to help get rid of wet sand, this will prevent sand from rubbing as you walk.

Beach Beach Bags Bags

To maximize bag space roll clothes up instead of folding. This saves space and keeps clothing wrinkle free. Also, using a bag with multiple compartments to keep things organised. For, example, wet and dry clothes or, dirty and clean clothes.

-Fabrics -Fabrics

Choosing quick drying fabrics such as nylon or polyester, this will be handy to avoid wet patches on clothing.

-Coverups -Coverups

Sarongs work great as they dry quickly, comfortable and are loose fitting. They can also have multiple other uses, for example a hair wrap to keep the sand, sun or wind out of your hair and face.

-Linin -Linin

Perfect fabric to wear for an elegant, classic look for a beach trip. Its stylish, keeps you cool, breathable and lightweight. An oversized shirt, shorts or trousers all can dry quickly and wont take up room to store.

-Accessories -Accessories

Sunglasses are a necessity. Top Tip - Putting a little bit of hairspray to the nose pads of the glasses will stop them from slipping while swimming or sweating.

Here are some more beachy accessories to level up your looks:

Sam

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Travelling to Estonia and Poland this year

Favourite type of trip is an adventurous trip

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Travelling to Nice and Croatia this year

Favourite type of trip is a beach trip

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