Vacation packages for family

Hen dos aren’t always about getting drunk with friends, there are many different types nowadays. Of course, it’s still all about celebrating the bride-to-be as she surrounds herself with her closest friends. Different types of events mean that it can be hard to decide what to wear. To help, we’ve created a hen do style guide to make sure you look amazing whatever the event! Mega party Sometimes all you need is a big party to celebrate! No matter where you go, you’ll want to look sensational on a hen do night out — so, planning is needed. You might’ve noticed that the ‘80s are back! Think maxi dresses, big shoulders and bright shades. Go for high-waisted shorts and a square-shoulder satin blouse or try a ruched velvet dress with huge hoops and a chunky necklace. Fusing bold shades in one look is also a top trend from recent global fashion shows, but don’t forget that asymmetric cuts, figure-hugging fabrics and bare shoulders are also ideal for a party. Go for an off-the-shoulder bod...

As someone who has travelled almost extensively alone, a part of me is nervous about traveling with someone else (and a bigger part of me is excited). Traveling with another means compromise, something that I haven’t quite yet mastered, although I am certainly getting better. While travel is amazing, at times it is hard: Long delays, lack of sleep, jet lag, motion sickness, ruined plans, lost luggage, and exhaustion are just a few of the dangers you might face. It would be so easy for a small problem or disagreement can quickly turn into a full-blown fight under the stress of traveling.  Follow these five tips to make your trip together more enjoyable and memorable—in the good way! Slow down and relax. It’s not a race to get the best photographs or see the most stuff.  Slow down and take the time to truly enjoy things together.  Don’t be afraid to sleep in or take a lazy day, and don’t try to fit too many activities into your trip.  A well-rested traveler is a happy traveler, and lac...