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spooky-stille · 5 months ago

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Hello you lot, it’s been a little while, how are you all doing?

I’m writing this, distracting myself from last minute packing for Glastonbury which is coming at me quick this weekend. I’m massively disorganised at the best of times so it’s absolute chaos round here. Piles of stuff all over the place. Gambling on no rain which feels like a bit of a risk, but hey. Glastonbury for me is like summer’s answer to Christmas, so I’m well excited. Some of our most surreal and favourite gigs ever have been there, but I’ve also been coming as a punter with my mates for years and years. And while I know the idea of living in a busy, noisy field to watch music for 5 days straight is a lot of people’s idea of hell, I can’t bloody wait (even if I’ve got that anticipation-sick-stomach feeling you get before a big night). There’s so much great music on the lineup this year, but that magical parallel universe of a festival site is vast and sprawling, so feel free to imagine me and my mates - running around like headless chickens, trying to be in 6 places at once - from now til Monday. Actually don’t do that, no one needs that image.

The main reason I’m writing this is because I’ve made some new music and am in the process of getting it all ready for you to hear. I wanted to find a way to be directly in touch about all of that, about what’s been happening with us, what’s to come, and as a way to share a bunch of recommendations and things that I think are interesting (and hope you will too).

So, this is a hello to anyone who’s new here, and of course hi again to anyone who’s been around for a while. Cheers for reading this (I’m impressed if you’ve made it this far). I’m properly excited for what’s up next (more on that later) and in the meantime I’ll do my best to make these mails worth your time.

When me and the guys and our whole touring team finished our tours at the end of last year it felt like the right time for us all to take a proper break. Obviously we’re insanely lucky to get to play music and to travel all over the world with it, but we hadn’t really, properly stopped at all since we started out more than 10 years ago. Touring’s been this dominant line that’s cut right through and across most of our adult lives. While it can be an amazing whirlwind and is of course a huge privilege, it can also be completely all consuming, and, like loads of things in life, it’s not without its challenges. So, for that and for many different reasons, this year felt like the right time to not book any gigs at all and see what life looked like. It’s genuinely the first time since Bastille started that there’s been nothing scheduled. Mad.

We’ve all been off doing different things and getting on with life, while getting used to being in one place for a while. For me - in what’ll come as no surprise to anyone who knows me - I’ve not really been that great at sitting still or taking a break. I’ve been busy working on some fun things… so why would I want to not be doing that?!

Being home and being around has been genuinely brilliant, I’m really loving it. Part of that has been because for the first time in ages I’ve had the time to work on music and songwriting at home on my laptop, very much like how I did back when I was making the songs that became Bad Blood. This year so far has been such a fun and creatively satisfying time and I’ve felt well lucky having the space to chase a bunch of ideas and see where they lead and what they become. It probably sounds (and is) pretty self indulgent, but it’s been great.

Amongst all of that stuff (and general life stuff) I’ve used the time to travel a bunch, to take in as many films/books/gigs/shows/art as possible, I spent some time out at sea on the Greenpeace boat in the Bermuda Triangle (?!?!?), ran a half marathon for Warchild with some mates (thanks so much to anyone who sponsored - you’re brilliant), Tour-Managed my friends band FOURS on their UK tour with To Kill A King, and have been working away on a whole load of different projects with some brilliant people. I’ve also been learning the guitar… something I’ve always wanted to do but never seemed able to properly focus on.

And the reason I’ve learned guitar has to do with that new music I mentioned. There’ll be loads more news to come on that in the very near future (I’m excited to talk about the process and ideas behind it all… come on guys it’s my weird brain here so nothing’s ever as simple as it could be). I’ve tried to approach the whole process of recording and beyond in a totally different way, and I’m beyond excited to share it all with you.

For now… I’ve got to get back to packing or I’ll find myself on Sunday with no clean pants. I’m here in my room with my head in my phone, sat amongst these piles and I haven’t even found a bag for any of it yet, so I better get on with it.

And to anyone here that’s also heading to Glastonbury this weekend, I hope you’re all packed and ready, and maybe I’ll bump into you there somewhere? (Oh s**t, also don’t forget to come to Pilton Palais on Sunday to join me and the editor of Empire Magazine having a chat about Nosferatu and horror films!)

Speak soon.

Dan x

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bergens-adventure-tours · 2 years ago

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Week 5: March 13th – 19th, 2023 // I Want vs I Should

A common theme of discussions this week was “doing things because you want to and not because you should.”

My first day of this week is probably in my top 5 favourite days of this trip so far. I woke up to a beautiful morning on Friendlies Beach, the white sand dusted by a pink hue of the rising sun, eating breakfast and practicing yoga as I listened to the rolling waves of the ocean. I finished the book “The Happiest Man on Earth” by Eddie Jaku, which is equally sad and inspiring. I did a solo hike up Mount Amos and filled up my water supply. It was my decision to go back to Friendlies beach for the night which I think just wrapped up this day SO beautifully! My plans were to make a 3-hour drive to Port Arthurs, but I just wasn’t sure where I’d be sleeping that night, didn’t want to risk being stuck on the side of the road somewhere, Friendlies beach was only 20min out of the way – and honestly, I just didn’t want to nor did I feel like driving a long way that night. So I didn’t.

I ended up back at the same spot I nabbed the night before, and turns out a NSW local bike-packing around Australia was setting up a tent, and a couple from the UK had been promised the site by the park manager earlier that day too. So naturally, we all ended up sharing the spot and had such a wonderful night chatting, watching the stars, sharing stories and tea together. We then spent the morning watching the sun rise together, and the boys went for a morning swim. We were all 23/24 years old and immediately felt so comfortable with one another. Making plans to meet up once our paths crossed again on the mainland.

Tuesday I initially planned to get to Fortescue Bay early so I could hike to Cape Hauy that afternoon, but along my drive I felt no need to rush anything, or get anywhere by any specific time. So I made many beach stops, wrote last weeks blog post, grabbed snacks and gas, and reminded myself that this trip is for me and no one else. The best part about solo travelling is that you don’t have to coordinate with others or make compromises on when and where you want to be. Your plans are allowed to flow as the day moves and change as you feel is needed. I didn’t have the energy to hike that day. So I didn’t.

I spent the evening making dinner, watching the possums and wallabies’, reading for hours, eating on the beach, and hanging out in my tent. Which was also a bit of a reflection moment – the camp no longer had car camping spots available and technically wouldn’t allow me to sleep in the van in the parking lot, so I took this as an opportunity to remind myself that it’s important to have moments of discomfort.

With all the hiking + staying in the van, I’ve honestly become somewhat worried that I’ll become attached to the comfort and not got out and experience some backpacking during my travels. Backpacking had become such a favourite way for me to explore back home -- being so fortunate enough to live in such a beautiful province with endless mountain-scapes to explore -- that I wanted to explore Australia in the same way. Sleeping in the tent was a nice little reminder to how much I love it, even though it’s nowhere near as comfortable as my van mattress…

The next morning, I had amazing weather and I made sure to get up nice and early to hike Cape Hauy and avoid most of the crowds. I was incredibly successful – there was no one on the trail on the way up AND I got to read at the peak for at least an hour uninterrupted. If there’s any one way to read a book (second to laying on a beach), it’s on a mountain peak with panoramic views and the warm sun shining down on you… Made a friend with a solo traveller from Maine and we spent the afternoon hiking out together, going for a swim, laying on the beach, and sharing our thoughts and lessons on doing things/being on your own, and coming back to the idea that there is nothing you “should” be doing, but rather learning how to focus on what you “want” to be doing.

I set up camp next to the water on a quiet street, where I finished another book, and ate toast + chocolate for dinner. I didn’t feel like cooking. So I didn’t.

Thursday morning, I was feeling quite slow – it was a cloudy turned rainy day, I felt tired from so much socializing and hiking + climbing the past week, and honestly, my brain+body just wanted a day to reset. I drove out to Cape Raoul with the intentions of completing the 15km hike, but every time I got out of the car to begin the trail, I’d realized I’d forgotten the parks pass, or couldn’t remember if I locked the car, or had to use the bathroom, or had to unload all the rain gear. I think I walked back 4 times after getting 5minutes away, and by the 4th time, the sky opened up and the rain POURED down. I crawled into the van feeling a bit defeated, and decided to accept that hiking the trail just wasn’t something I wanted to do that day anymore. So I didn’t.

Instead, I played guitar in the parking lot for an hour, laid and stared at nothing while contemplating these thoughts, and then made the drive back to Hobart, where I napped outside of Fitzy Castle (Alissa, Annie + Sam’s House name) for a few hours, before joining the house for a delicious lasagna dinner shared with another house of friends visiting for the evening. It wasn’t how I expected the day to go, but it turned out to be exactly what I needed it to be.

Friday the slow feeling continued – I made many attempts to work on things I felt I should be doing, like editing photos, fixing last week’s blog post, answering messages, starting this week’s post, measuring the van, buying materials, etc. But I just couldn’t. So, again, I didn’t. I sat with the slow feelings, and moved at a pace my mind and body needed and could manage. I had plans to go for a climb and a yoga class that evening that I really wanted to go to, and I knew that if I really wanted to go, I was going to need to listen to what I needed first. I ended up having a lovely time with Annie and Alissa’s other fellow Canadian friend, Leah – worked through some challenging routes, didn’t feel as strong or in-tuned with myself this session, but that was okay. I wanted to be there, and I got there, and to me that was all that mattered. I showed up for myself, and did what I was able to do.

Saturday and Sunday were incredibly fun and productive days! I tackled a huge part of my to-do list on the Saturday, getting all the building materials I needed for my van renos happening the next day, took myself out for lunch to Veg Bar (which has easily become my new favourite [Vegan] restaurant of all time), had a couple calls with some friends I hadn’t spoken with in a long while, cut Sam’s hair, and made dinner w/Sam+Annie. Sunday I initially only had plans to start van renos in the afternoon, but ended up going for a 2 hour climb with Sam L+Sam M+Annie and wandering the Mayfair Market, having lunch in the park and enjoying the wonderful food and sun!

The afternoon was also so successful. I brought SUPER basic plans to Rhys (stranger now friend who is helping me with my van reno’s) for the van, just to make organization a bit easier and to avoid taking too much of his time. But he was such a gem and got super stoked about tackling an even bigger (still manageable) and more exciting reno. Got to learn how to use a table saw, drew up plans and measurements, and to say I’m stoked with the upcoming “rebuild” is an understatement. It’s going to make this van function so much more smoothly and I can’t wait to show the end results in a couple weeks!

With all the things that I didn’t end up doing, I internally battled with myself for sometimes HOURS over what I “should” be doing. I “should” be trying to cover as much ground as I can with the limited time I have in this place; I “should” be getting out and accomplishing something physical like a hike; I “should” be making a proper dinner; I “should” be getting out of the van to explore because I made the trip there; so many “I shoulds” when really I should’ve just been focusing on the “wants,” because it’s the wants that you accomplish or act on that actually end up being the more memorable experiences. And in reality, who are the “shoulds” even for? When you put yourself into such a foreign or new experience, like travelling a new country on your own, you’re naturally going to be in a lot of uncomfortable positions, and the idea is to make is as enjoyable and memorable as you possibly can. If you get too caught up in the “shoulds,” you can easily forget the reasons why you started these journeys in the first place.

Now it’s different if you’re for example working towards running a marathon. If you really WANT to accomplish this goal, then you absolutely SHOULD be getting out for regular runs in order to set you up for success. But you need that “want,” that drive, that reason why you started in the first place to help move you through these shoulds that are actually necessary.

In summary, live your life for you. Live your life doing the things you WANT to do, because they make you feel good, empowered, whole, inspired, and excited about life. Because really, who do the “shoulds” without the connected desire, benefit in the end?

I also want to acknowledge how important it is to honour how you’re feeling in these moments of identifying what you want vs what you should. Knowing that you don’t always have to be showing up 100% to everything. You’re allowed to show up at 55% capacity and take your time through things that may normally be easy for you. The important part is that you listened to what you needed, and you showed up in whatever capacity you could.

Stay passionate and curious, Hunter♡

03/19/2023

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candy-floss-crazy · 21 hours ago

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A Ferris wheel is one of those iconic funfair rides that everyone remembers. They not only make regular appearances at funfairs up and down the country, but you can also hire them for private events. Here are 6 tips for hiring a Ferris wheel to make sure you get the best for your money. 1 What Size Wheel There are two basic wheels you will see in the UK. What we tend to term a traditional wheel, which in actual fact is more than likely to be American in origin, more specifically from the Eli Bridge company of Jacksonville Illinois. This is the type of wheel that was in the final scene of Grease, the movie. They are also what you most probably rode as a child, and they are what is usually hired for private events. Ferris Wheel Hire The other big wheel type, is big, really big. They have been christened Continental Wheels in the UK, but are generally referred to as giant wheels on the continent. They come in a multitude of sizes, the travelling models tending to be 50-60 metres in height, with some fixed models of 100m up over. These can be hired privately, however keep in mind that a typical 50m wheel would come on 5-6 trailers, with each one being towed by a vehicle averaging perhaps 6-7 MPG. They would take a number of days to set up and similar to take back down, using a crew of perhaps 6-8 staff members. So unless you are Elon Musk or the likes, you aren't going to hire one for a 5 year olds birthday party in your back garden. 2 Where Will The Wheel Be Built We will proceed under the assumption that you aren't Elon Musk and wish to hire the smaller Eli Bridge type wheel. For the other type, much of what we advise is equally valid, but you would need a specialist survey to ensure the ground can take the weight and stress of a true giant wheel. Ideally a perfectly flat tarmac or concrete surface such as a car park is what we like for a wheel. Realistically, this isn't always possible. Grass is fine, as long as it isn't too soft. This is more for the vehicles carrying the ride rather than an issue with the ride. A wheel is a stable structure, well balanced and with large outriggers to prevent it tilting. Getting it into position on extremely soft ground is where the problems arrive. We carry wooden boards to drive on across soft ground, and if you need us 50 or 60ft across a field its not an issue. If you want us half a mile across a swamp it isn't going to happen. Access The other issue people seem to be oblivious to, is actually having an entrance large enough to drive the ride through. We have turned up on site visits many a time, to find out that although there is a 300 acre field available, the only access is through a gate 4ft wide, or around a sharp bend that you would be lucky to manage with a classic mini without a couple of shunts. Imagine the large vehicles you see on the motorway, then widen it a foot and add perhaps 10ft on the end. That will give you an idea of how long a typical ride is. If in doubt ask about a site visit. There may be a small charge, but a decent operator will waive this if you end up booking. 3 Ensure It Carries The Correct Documentation Thankfully, with the funfair industry being so highly regulated, the cowboys have pretty much been forced out. But, that doesn't mean you shouldn't still undertake due diligence when hiring attractions. Circumstances can conspire to create a situation where someone may cut corners, be it down to greed, or desperation. The best way to ensure your safety, is to make sure your chosen operator can actually supply a full set of safety documentation. The following list are all legally required documents, if they can't provide any of them, run away, quickly: - Public Liability Insurance (Self Explanatory) - Risk Assessments (To how the ride has been assessed to ascertain what risks exist) - Fire Assessments (Like the Risk assessment, but looking for fire based issues) - Method Statements (A document showing what has been put in place to mitigate the risks identified) - ADIPS Certificate (Much like an MOT, showing the ride has been tested by an independent engineer for safety) - Daily Inspection Record (To show that each day the ride is operated it has been checked by the operator) Adips One the mentioned documents, the ADIPS cert bears a little more explaining. Each ride has to undergo an annual inspection to ensure it is safe to operate. This includes electrical and mechanical safety, and may well include non destructive testing such as x-rays or dye penetration inspections to check for metal fatigue and cracking. A certificate is issued once the ride is passed as safe. This has all the relevant information about the ride. It also has two important things to look out for. One is the ADIPS inspection number, If you visit their website, you can actually input this number to ensure the document is correct and up to date. The other is the photograph in the top right hand of the document. This should match the ride you have hired. If it doesn't it could mean that the ride you have hired isn't covered by that document. A big no no. Adip 2021 Above is an example of what the DOC looks like, you can see the image in the top right hand corner, directly below this image will be the DOC number. 4 Ask For Photos Of What You Are Hiring There are some absolutely immaculate wheels on the hire market. There are sadly a few poor examples, and the majority are comfortably in the middle, quite presentable rather than exceptional. You are certainly entitled to ask for a photo of what the operator is proposing to hire to you. Beware of tiny thumbnails that show no details, and ask for how old the photos are. Something immaculate 20 years ago could look very different now. Any professional operator wants his client to be happy. A successful job isn't just one where they earn money, its one where the client is happy and will use them again. pexels wendelin jacober-1411445 (1) Take a look at the wheel above, this can quite accurately be described to you as one hot wheel without telling any lies. Thing is, it's hot, not because it's a fabulous wheel, but because it was in the vicinity of Chernobyl when the nuclear reactor exploded. So don't trust to descriptions alone, unless it is someone you have worked with before and trust. 5 Ensure The Quote You Have Includes Everything Although we haven't really heard of it happening with wheels. A favourite tactic of one competitor when offering dodgems for hire, was to quote a price roughly halve of everyone else's. When your ride turned up, it didn't have lights or music. There was no top cover so it wouldn't work it it rained, and you only got 4 cars. They would inform you that the ride supplied was exactly what you had paid for. If you wanted all the additional extras and the more usual 14 cars, then they were extra. Your choice at that point was to pay what could end up being more than you had been quoted from other operators for the same service, or put up with half a ride. Most companies quote within a narrow price band. If something is exceptionally cheap it is for a reason, and not usually a good one. Another Cowboy Another cowboy we came across had an ingenious scheme. He would quote a price about 40% less than anyone else. To secure it you had to pay an immediate £500 NON REFUNDABLE deposit. The day before your event, you would receive a phone call informing you that sadly, the ride you had booked had been destroyed by fire/stolen/kidnapped by space aliens. But not to worry, they had a couple of children's roundabouts they could bring you. When you complained the event wasn't for kids and you were cancelling, they were happy to let you do that. Of course the deposit was non refundable. Cowboy Operator Is it legal? Hmm, probably not, getting you money back by going to court probably outweighs the £500. If you give the guy too much hassle he had the option of refunding your money to stop the case. He kept far more than he lost though. 6 If You Have Any Unusual Requirements, Agree Them Beforehand Do you want only Max Bygraves records playing on the ride. Or the lights switched off for some reason. Perhaps you want your pet donkey to be allowed to ride. Talk the to supplier and make sure this is possible, before the day of the event. It isn't fair complaining that they had none of Mr Bygraves songs to play, if they were totally unaware that you were a fan. Most reasonable requests we are happy to comply with. We enjoy a bit of fun, and want you to be happy. (Not sure about letting the donkey ride though). But be aware of the fact that we will not, compromise safety to please you. No amount of offering to sign waivers will make any difference, (and for the record, judges tend not to view the practice very kindly, their take is that the fact we had a waiver signed meant we knew it was unsafe to do), we want the job, and we want you to be happy with it, but not at the risk of hurting or killing someone. If you want any more info on the ins and outs of hiring a Ferris wheel, drop us an email, or pick the phone up, we are quite happy to talk to you about it without obligation. Read the full article

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mariammohamed21 · 6 days ago

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jepsonsholidays · 19 days ago

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businessclassflightdealstosydney · 26 days ago

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How to Get the Best Deals on the Flights to Singapore From London?

If a vacation is on your list next, then make sure you have a span of at least sixty days before you fly to another country. People targeting the tourist season often have to follow a few strategic steps to pre-book flight tickets and arrange accommodation before they can hardly get any option left. For instance, if you are planning to visit your friend in Singapore and enjoy a vacation there at Christmas, then you have to get tickets at least three months before all the flights to Singapore from London are full!

Here are some quick tips to get the best deals on your next flight to Singapore from London—

Where to get the and how to get the jaw-dropping flight deals?

Now, the most important factor is about how to get the jaw-dropping deals on flights! If you are headstrong about a Christmas vacation then you may not avail of the surprising discounts that the aggregator sites or the airline companies directly offer during the shoulder season or rather the off-season when tourists receive offers not only on their flights to Barbados from UK or anywhere they wish to fly but their accommodation as well to whichever destination they reach. However, getting it done by an expert agency such as White Magic Travels offers you better deals instead of trying DIY.

Aggregator sites vs. airline websites- who can offer you the best flight ticket deals?

The competition is tough among the leading aggregator flight booking websites. Even the airline companies are also coming forward with cool deals on flight to Brisbane and other destinations so that they can retain their customers every time. You can also redeem your points to avail of extra discounts while flying first class with your favourite airlines.

However, the aggregator sites can offer you the list of flights available on the same date including the number of layovers and the facilities the passengers can receive starting from their luggage carriage limitations to the services during the flight.

Get the best deals at White Magic Travels

Before you book the round-way tickets for one of the leading flights to Sydney Australia, check out the deals offered by White Magic Travels. Here, the renowned OTA never fails to surprise their customers with the slash sales offers on flight tickets, including the special off-season deals and coupons throughout the year.

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What are the Benefits of Volunteering While You Travel?

Volunteering is one of the best ways to know your abilities, skills, and efficiencies. People involved with volunteering learn about their career options and goals in their lives. Most of the time, they develop professional contacts while volunteering and spending quality time for the welfare of children, poor, victims of natural disasters, rescued animals, abandoned old people and so on. Strategically design your tour by choosing to board economy or cheap business class flights and reach various destinations not only to see new places and explore the culture but also to do various voluntary work to help the locals or support in preservation of the forests and ocean.

There is no proper theory or definition of volunteering. But for many people working as volunteers, this is an eye-opening and self-awakening for them.

People can come out of the square foot of their self-centeredness and can move ahead to think about others too. We are not entering into the debate of what is religiously righteous but this is a very humanitarian action which everyone should try doing once in their lifetime. Keep track of different voluntary projects and get tickets for flights to Cancun from UK from Business Flight Shop to get extra discounts.

Here are some personal as well as professional developments you can experience from volunteering. Hence are the benefits—

Develop skill

You can develop a skill while working as a volunteer. For example, you can be trained how to construct a house and when you start doing it you will find it interesting. After a certain time, you will work like a pro while working as a volunteer in any construction site after a flood or building homes for the poor.

If things go well and you want to some serious job to earn money, you can start your own house construction business. When you are well aware of things, you can easily guide your team in building houses and can earn a reputation besides money as well.

Explore variety

Volunteers get the chance to explore the variety. They can teach students, cook for the flood victims, work as a house builder, contribute as a writer from the war fields or places with great crises, and so on. If you ever get the opportunity to volunteer, you will see how within a short while you have explored and learned so many things.

Later on, you can start your own NGO and help people, animals etc needing help. You can also work for saving the environment by planning campaigns. Initially, you have to work under any banner but if you want, you can be a name by your own with a planned activity schedule. You can book tickets for one of the reputed flights to Dubai from UK and work there for climate changes and how locals are dealing with it. They also need good educationists for grooming the next generations of needy communities.

Grow your friend circle

When you are travelling from one place to another and working in different fields along with various people, you will generally develop connections. This is how you will have a huge friend circle while working. Whether for volunteering or business, networking plays a major role. For instance, if you are planning to book tickets for one of the best flights to Singapore from UK for your next business venture, you might try to involve in some voluntary services and for that this community will guide you.

Boost your career

Employers always look forward to versatile employees. When you produce your resume with the details of the volunteering jobs you have done so far, you will definitely, attract the employers. This, for the majority employers, is an additional skill which they can utilize for their business as well from you.

Even if you are a fresh candidate, you will get a good job instantly because of the volunteering skills you gained by exploring internationally along with your academic capability.

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Best Coach Tour Operators in Bristol: Discover the Top Experience with Bugler Coaches

There are few things more convenient or enjoyable about exploring the city and beautiful surroundings of Bristol than a well-designed coach tour. Whatever the size of your group, whether you're organizing a school trip or a corporate event, the right operator will find that your comfort is ensured as is your safety and those unforgettable memories you will take back home.

For the best coach tour operators in Bristol , consider Bugler Coaches. In this article, we will consider what differentiates Bugler Coaches from the rest of their competitors to stand at the top for all travel needs.

Who are Bugler Coaches?

Being a family-owned company, Bugler Coaches quickly set up a reputation for sound coach services across the Southwest. Conscious professionalism and customer satisfaction kept the loyalty client base in and around Bristol. Its fleet of modern coaches delivers services to clients within schools, private groups, corporate teams, and sports clubs.

With years of experience behind them, Bugler Coaches understand what is required to ensure a successful tour, be it for one day to an attraction close by or across the UK for several days.

Why Bugler Coaches for Bristol Tours?

Select the best tour operator-whether you want to avoid experiencing a stressful journey or have the desired smooth experience. Here are some reasons why Bugler Coaches is on the list of the best coach tour operators in Bristol:

Comfortable Modern Fleet: Their coaches have air-conditioning, reclining seats, and generous legroom so that passengers do not feel uncomfortable for long periods.

Safety First: Bugler Coaches is passionate about safety through the competence of its drivers, well-maintained vehicles, and compliance to tight measures of safety control.

Personalized Itineraries: Do you want a scenic tour of Bristol's best attractions or any other part of the UK? With Bugler Coaches, you can simply choose your preferred time and interests, or we'll create one for you.

Experience and knowledge of the city of Bristol and its surroundings

Having spent years operating in the South West, the knowledge that their drivers and staff possess can guide you on the places to stop, scenic routes and hidden gems.

Affordable and competitive pricing: Bugler Coaches have competitive prices, so you are guaranteed value without sacrificing quality. They are also very frank about costs, and you'd be amazed to find that there are no hidden charges.

Booking a coach tour with Bugler Coaches opens up several of the best sites to explore around and in Bristol. Among these are such attractions as:

City Tour of Bristol: See the best that Bristol has seen, from the Clifton Suspension Bridge to the SS Great Britain, set against the lively harborside.

Bath and Stonehenge: Stop and see the lovely city of Bath, renowned for its Roman Baths and Georgian architecture. Take some time close by to see the famous landmark, Stonehenge.

Cheddar Gorge and Wookey Hole: Visit the stunning Cheddar Gorge famous for its caves and cheese, or visit the attractions of Wookey Hole - a great destination for families and thrill-seekers alike.

The Cotswolds: Village tours of the beautiful Cotswolds allow for scenery, curio shops, and a glimpse into traditional English life in the countryside.

Bugler Coaches also offers school, college, and youth groups tours. They cover everything in guided tours-from historical sites to educational trips to museums-making the journey fun and educational for young travelers.

Corporate and Group Travel Services

Bugler Coaches also specializes in designing corporate and group outings - team-building days, conferences, incentive trips, and many more.

Their large, fully equipped coaches carry groups of all sizes-whether employees or clients-in comfort and fresh and ready for meetings.

Reliability gives professional comfort, so businesses come to Bugler Coaches first.

Apart from corporate events, they also offer transportation services for weddings, sports teams, and even big group functions. Whatever event will be held, Bugler Coaches ensures that your journey is seamless and stress-free.

Easy Booking and Reliable Service

An easy and hassle-free reservation process seems to be another characteristic that distinguishes Bugler Coaches from its competitors. You can get quotes and make bookings right over their website or by dialling their friendly customer care team.

Their focus on communication is rivaled only by their focus on keeping customers first, so you are kept updated at every stage of the booking process, right up until your arrival at your destination.

Bugler Coaches offers customized packages based on the size of the group and budget. Therefore, they are versatile means of travel for all the kinds of travelers around. They ensure you have a quality experience with punctual service and polite drivers.

Conclusion

When it comes to identifying the best coach tour operators in Bristol, Bugler Coaches truly ticks all the right boxes-from a modern fleet to a commitment to safety, customer service and value-for groups, schools, businesses, and families, offering an experience unparalleled for those traveling locally by day or longer journeys.

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Exploring the Best City in Europe: A Schengen Guide for UK Visitors

As a UK citizen, Europe is a treasure trove of options, all within reach with a Schengen visa. Whether you want a romantic escape, an adventure weekend or cultural immersion, Europe’s cities have something for everyone. This blog is a comprehensive guide for UK visitors looking to explore the best city breaks in Europe and includes visa appointment info. We’ll cover Belgium, Austria, Croatia, Denmark, Spain, France and Portugal.

What is a Schengen Visa?

A Schengen visa allows UK citizens to visit multiple European countries in the Schengen Area for up to 90 days. This visa is ideal for short trips like city breaks and can be used to travel to popular destinations like Belgium, Austria, Croatia, Denmark, Spain, France and Portugal. But to enter these countries you need a visa appointment. Here’s how to book a Belgium visa appointment in London, an Austria visa appointment from the UK and other Schengen visas.

1. Belgium: Brussels - The Heart of Europe

Brussels is often called the “Heart of Europe” and is the capital of Belgium and home to the European Union’s headquarters. This lively city is famous for its medieval architecture, grand squares and its love of chocolate and beer. Whether you visit the iconic Grand Place, explore the Atomium or stroll through Parc du Cinquantenaire, Brussels is a city break to remember. For UK visitors, booking a Belgium visa appointment in London is the first step. Be sure to plan ahead as slots can fill up fast during peak travel seasons.

Top Attractions:

Manneken Pis

Royal Palace of Brussels

Magritte Museum

2. Austria: Vienna - A City of Imperial Grandeur

Vienna is a city of history, art and classical music. As Austria’s capital it has imperial palaces, world-class museums and coffeehouse culture. Visit the Schönbrunn Palace, wander through the Belvedere Museum and enjoy a concert at the Vienna State Opera. Whether you love history, culture or the arts, Vienna is a city break to suit.

To enjoy your Vienna holiday, you need an Austria visa appointment in the UK. Book your visa appointment early especially during the summer months when tourism is at its peak.

Top Attractions:

Hofburg Palace

St. Stephen’s Cathedral

Kunsthistorisches Museum

3. Croatia: Dubrovnik - The Pearl of the Adriatic

Dubrovnik, Croatia’s gem on the Adriatic Sea, has become famous worldwide for its medieval architecture and its role in Game of Thrones. Walking the city walls, exploring the Rector’s Palace and taking a cable car to Mount Srđ are experiences you won’t forget. Dubrovnik is perfect for those looking for history, scenery and relaxation.

Book your Croatia visa appointment in advance. It takes time. Don’t wait until the last minute.

Top Attractions:

Old Town

Lovrijenac Fortress

Banje Beach

4. Denmark: Copenhagen - A City of Design and Fairy Tales

Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark, is a blend of modern architecture, historic sites and canals. It’s home to the Little Mermaid, Tivoli Gardens and the colourful Nyhavn harbour. A great destination for a relaxed yet action packed city break.

UK citizens need a Denmark visa to enter. Make sure you have all the required documents and book your Denmark visa appointment in advance to avoid delays in your travel plans.

Top Attractions:

Amalienborg Palace

Rosenborg Castle

Christiania District

Also Check: Top 10 Schengen Destinations for UK Travelers

5. Spain: Barcelona - City of Art and Beaches

Barcelona has it all, culture, art and beaches. Walk through the lively streets of Las Ramblas, see Gaudí’s Sagrada Familia and relax at Barceloneta Beach. The city’s unique architecture, markets and Mediterranean climate make it a must see.

UK citizens need a Spain visa to visit. Given Barcelona’s popularity, make sure to book your Spain visa appointment in advance, especially during summer.

Top Attractions:

Park Güell

La Boqueria Market

Gothic Quarter

6. France: Paris - City of Love

No city break list would be complete without Paris. The French capital is famous for its museums, landmarks like the Eiffel Tower and café culture. Whether you visit the Louvre Museum, take a boat ride on the Seine or simply stroll along the Champs-Élysées, Paris is romantic and enriching.

UK citizens need a France Schengen visa to visit Paris. The application can be done online but you need to attend a visa appointment in person.

Top Attractions:

Notre-Dame Cathedral

Montmartre

Arc de Triomphe Also Check: Belgium: A Quick Guide to the Country for Travellers

7. Portugal: Lisbon - Coastal City

Lisbon, the capital of Portugal, has old world charm and modern culture. The city’s tram rides, historic neighbourhoods like Alfama and coastal views make it a great city break destination. Don’t miss the Belém Tower and the famous pastéis de nata.

Before you go, make sure to get a Portugal Schengen visa. This visa will give you hassle free access to Lisbon and other parts of Portugal.

Top Attractions:

Jerónimos Monastery

LX Factory

Castelo de São Jorge

Conclusion

Visiting Europe’s top cities has never been easier for UK citizens with the Schengen visa. Whether you want culture in Vienna, beaches in Lisbon or medieval charm in Dubrovnik, these cities are just a visa appointment away. Book your Schengen Visa appointment now!

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A Complete Guide to Booking Flight Tickets to Goa

Goa, India’s premier beach destination, is a traveler’s paradise known for its golden sands, vibrant nightlife, Portuguese heritage, and stunning landscapes. Whether you're visiting for a relaxing vacation, an adventurous getaway, or to experience its lively festivals, booking flight tickets to Goa is the first step to enjoying this tropical haven.

Why Visit Goa?

Goa offers a unique blend of serene beaches, vibrant parties, and rich history, making it one of the most sought-after travel destinations in India. Here’s why Goa should be at the top of your travel list:

Beaches: Goa is home to some of the most beautiful beaches in India, including Baga, Calangute, Anjuna, Palolem, and Vagator. Whether you're looking for water sports, sunbathing, or a quiet escape, there’s a beach for every traveler.

Nightlife: Goa is famous for its vibrant nightlife, with beach parties, clubs, and live music. Places like Tito’s Lane in Baga and Curlies in Anjuna are hotspots for night owls.

Water Sports and Adventure: Goa offers thrilling water sports, including jet skiing, parasailing, and scuba diving, especially on beaches like Candolim and Sinquerim.

Rich Cultural Heritage: Goa’s Portuguese influence is visible in its architecture, churches, and cuisine. Visit historical sites such as Basilica of Bom Jesus, Se Cathedral, and Fort Aguada to dive into the rich past of this coastal state.

Culinary Delight: Goan food is a delicious mix of local flavors and Portuguese influence. Dishes like Goan fish curry, bebinca, and prawn balchão are a must-try.

Festivals: If you visit during Carnival, Christmas, or New Year’s Eve, you’ll experience Goa’s lively festivals, with music, parades, and parties all around.

Dabolim Airport (GOI)

Goa is served by Dabolim Airport (GOI), located about 30 kilometers from the state capital, Panaji. The airport is well-connected to major cities in India as well as some international destinations. With its proximity to both North and South Goa, it is an ideal entry point for travelers looking to explore the region.

Domestic Flights to Goa

Goa is well-connected to all major cities in India, such as Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Chennai, and Kolkata. Airlines like IndiGo, Air India, SpiceJet, Go First, and Vistara offer frequent flights to Goa. During peak tourist seasons, you’ll find multiple flight options, making it easy to plan your trip.

International Flights to Goa

Goa also receives international flights from countries like Russia, the UK, Qatar, UAE, and Germany. Airlines such as Qatar Airways, Air Arabia, and British Airways operate flights to Goa, making it a popular international tourist destination, especially for travelers from Europe and the Middle East.

How to Find Cheap Flight Tickets to Goa

Goa is a popular tourist destination, and flight prices can fluctuate based on the season. However, there are ways to find affordable tickets:

Book in Advance: As with most popular destinations, booking early can help you get cheaper fares, especially during peak season, which is from November to February.

Use Flight Comparison Websites: Websites like FlightsMojo, Skyscanner, and Kayak allow you to compare flight prices across multiple airlines to find the best deals.

Be Flexible with Dates: If your travel dates are flexible, you can choose to fly during the off-season or on weekdays, when flight prices tend to be lower.

Sign Up for Fare Alerts: Many travel websites and apps offer fare alerts that notify you when prices drop, helping you secure cheaper tickets.

Look for Discounts: Airlines often offer festive season discounts, promotional offers, and cashback deals, especially if you book through specific credit cards or during sales events.

Best Time to Visit Goa

The best time to visit Goa is during the winter months from November to February, when the weather is pleasant, making it perfect for beach activities and sightseeing. This is also the peak tourist season, especially during Christmas and New Year’s Eve when Goa transforms into a hub of celebrations and parties.

The monsoon season from June to September offers a different experience, with fewer tourists, lush green landscapes, and discounted prices. However, some water sports and beach activities may be restricted due to heavy rainfall.

Getting Around in Goa

Once you land at Dabolim Airport, getting around Goa is easy and convenient:

Taxis: Prepaid taxis are available at the airport, and you can hire one to take you to your hotel or any destination in North or South Goa.

Scooter/Bike Rentals: Renting a scooter or bike is one of the best ways to explore Goa’s beaches, villages, and hidden spots. Rental services are widely available.

Cars/Taxi Rentals: If you’re traveling with family or in a group, renting a car or taxi for the day can be a comfortable way to explore Goa.

Public Transport: Goa has buses that connect major towns and beaches, but they can be infrequent and crowded.

Must-See Attractions in Goa

Once you’ve arrived in Goa, there’s plenty to see and do:

Basilica of Bom Jesus: A UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most important churches in Goa, it houses the mortal remains of St. Francis Xavier.

Fort Aguada: A 17th-century Portuguese fort with a lighthouse, offering panoramic views of the Arabian Sea.

Dudhsagar Waterfalls: One of India’s tallest waterfalls, Dudhsagar is a breathtaking natural wonder, especially during the monsoon season.

Baga and Calangute Beaches: These lively beaches are perfect for water sports, sunbathing, and nightlife.

Anjuna Flea Market: A popular market offering a variety of souvenirs, handicrafts, clothes, and jewelry.

Conclusion

Booking flight tickets to Goa is the first step toward experiencing the ultimate beach holiday in India. Whether you're planning a relaxing escape, a fun-filled adventure, or a cultural exploration, Goa has something for everyone. With plenty of domestic and international flight options, finding affordable tickets is easy if you plan in advance and keep an eye out for deals.

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Best Holiday Destinations in Belgium for UK Travelers

Belgium, a little gem in the heart of Europe, has medieval towns, history, world class food and architecture. For UK visitors Belgium has culture, adventure and relaxation. With its proximity to the UK and easy travel options it’s the perfect destination for a weekend break or longer holiday. Whether you’re wandering the streets of Brussels, cruising the canals of Bruges or soaking up the culture of Antwerp, Belgium is a holiday like no other. In this article we’ll show you the top places to visit in Belgium and visa info for UK citizens.

Brussels: The Heart of Europe Brussels, Belgium’s capital, is often called the heart of Europe because of its politics. But it’s also a cultural hot spot, home to iconic landmarks like the Grand Place, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and Atomium, a modern marvel. UK visitors will love the mix of historic and modern in Brussels. Spend your days wandering around Manneken Pis, visiting the Magritte Museum and indulging in real Belgian waffles and chocolates. If you’re planning to visit Belgium and need a Belgium tourist visa, booking a Belgium visa appointment London in advance is essential. As a UK resident you can book a Belgium visa appointment online through the Belgium visa platform.

Bruges: The Venice of the North

For UK visitors looking for a fairytale setting, Bruges is the place to be. Often called the "Venice of the North" because of its canals and medieval architecture, Bruges is a paradise for history and romance lovers. You can walk around the Markt Square, climb the Belfry Tower for views or take a peaceful boat ride along the canals. The city’s chocolate shops and breweries will also give you a taste of Belgium’s best products. While you’re planning your holiday don’t forget to check if you need a Belgium visa from UK. If so you can apply for a Belgium Schengen visa online and make the process easier and more convenient. Booking a Belgium visa appointment London will get you on the right track to getting your visa in time for your trip.

Ghent: The Best Kept Secret

Ghent is Belgium’s most under rated city but has everything a UK traveller could want in a holiday destination. It has the charm of a medieval city and the buzz of a modern city. Gravensteen Castle, Saint Bavo’s Cathedral and the Ghent Altarpiece are some of the main attractions. Unlike the more touristy places in Belgium Ghent is quieter and more authentic, perfect for those looking for a relaxing break.

If you are planning a trip to Belgium remember to check your visa options. Many travellers can now apply for a Belgium visa service online which makes it easier than ever to get a visa to Belgium UK. Applying for an online Schengen visa Belgium also saves time so you can focus on planning your trip.

Also Read: Top 10 Schengen Destinations for UK Travelers

Antwerp: Fashion and Diamond Capital

For UK travellers interested in culture, fashion and history Antwerp is a must visit destination. Known as the fashion capital of Belgium it’s home to the Royal Academy of Fine Arts which has produced some of the world’s top designers. Antwerp is also famous for its diamond district and Rubenshuis the former home of the famous painter Peter Paul Rubens.

Antwerp also has beautiful architecture, Antwerp Cathedral and Central Station which is often considered one of the most beautiful train stations in the world. While you are there you can also visit trendy boutiques, cosy cafes and local Belgian beers.

Before you travel make sure to sort out your visa requirements. You can book a Belgium visa appointment or apply for a Belgium tourist visa through various services in the UK. The Belgium visa service in London makes it easy to get your visa paperwork in order so you have everything ready for your trip.

Ardennes: For Nature Lovers

For UK travellers looking for outdoor adventure the Ardennes region in Belgium is perfect for hiking, cycling and nature. This region is full of forests, hills and picturesque villages. Durbuy the smallest town in the world is a must visit for many, it has a mix of history and nature.

The Ardennes also has historic sites such as Château de Bouillon and La Roche-en-Ardenne so it’s a great destination for history lovers and nature lovers alike.

If you are going to visit this area make sure you have your visa in order. For UK citizens getting a Belgium visa London is easy and you can apply for a Belgium visa UK through the online Belgium visa application.

Also Read: Exploring Belgium: Top Travel Destinations for UK Travelers

Leuven: A Lively Student Town If you like a lively atmosphere, Leuven is a dynamic city with a big student population and loads of history. The city has the Old Market Square, known as the “longest bar in the world” because of all the cafes and bars. Leuven also has beautiful architecture like St. Peter’s Church and the University Library.

UK visitors will love the relaxed yet energetic vibe of Leuven where you can drink Belgian beers with locals and fellow travellers. As always, make sure your Belgium visa is in order before you travel.

Need help? Booking a Belgium visa appointment online is a convenient way to get your visa to Belgium from the UK.

Belgium Visa for UK Citizens Since Brexit, UK citizens need a Schengen visa to visit Belgium for short stays like holidays. To get a visa for Belgium you need to book a Belgium visa appointment in London or use an online Belgium visa application platform. Here’s a summary of the steps:

Book your appointment: Schedule your Belgium visa appointment in London or other UK cities.

Apply online: The online Belgium Schengen visa application process is easy and can be done through the Belgium visa service website.

Documents: Make sure you have all required documents including proof of accommodation, travel insurance and your travel itinerary.

For smooth processing always allow enough time to get your Belgium Schengen visa before your planned departure date.

Summary Belgium has something for UK visitors, from the historic cities of Brussels and Bruges to the hidden gems of Ghent and Leuven. Whatever you like, nature, history or culture, there’s something for everyone in this lovely country. Book your Belgium visa in advance and use Belgium visa London to book your appointment and apply online.

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Tour of India from UK with Exotic India Tours

Introduction

India is a country of rich culture, history, and natural beauty, offering diverse experiences for travelers. For those planning a Tour of India from the UK, Exotic India Tours provides tailor-made packages to explore the best of what this vibrant country has to offer. From the majestic palaces of Rajasthan to the serene backwaters of Kerala, our tours are designed to provide a comfortable and memorable experience for UK travelers.

Why Choose a Tour of India from the UK?

India offers a vast array of experiences for tourists. Whether you are interested in exploring the bustling cities, historical monuments, or tranquil landscapes, our Tour of India from the UK covers it all. With the convenience of direct flights and well-planned itineraries, Exotic India Tours ensures that travelers from the UK can easily explore India's rich heritage and natural wonders.

Highlights of Our Tour of India from the UK

1. The Golden Triangle: Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur

Our Tour of India from UK includes the famous Golden Triangle, where you can visit iconic sites like the Taj Mahal in Agra, the majestic forts of Jaipur, and the bustling markets of Delhi. This is a perfect introduction to India’s history and culture.

2. Kerala: God’s Own Country

Kerala, with its serene backwaters and lush landscapes, is another highlight of our tour. Enjoy a houseboat cruise through the backwaters of Alleppey and relax on the pristine beaches of Kovalam.

3. Rajasthan: The Land of Kings

Rajasthan is known for its royal palaces and forts. Explore the cities of Jaipur, Udaipur, and Jaisalmer, where history and culture come alive in the grand architecture and vibrant markets.

What’s Included in Our Tour Packages?

At Exotic India Tours, we aim to make your Tour of India from the UK as seamless as possible. Our packages include:

Accommodation: Stay in luxury hotels and heritage properties to experience India’s royal hospitality.

Transportation: Private vehicles for easy and comfortable travel between destinations.

Guided Tours: Experienced guides who provide insights into India’s rich history and culture.

Customizable Itineraries: Flexibility to customize your tour based on your preferences.

Key Attractions

Taj Mahal, Agra: A UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most beautiful monuments in the world.

Amber Fort, Jaipur: A grand fort offering stunning views and a glimpse into Rajasthan’s royal past.

Backwaters of Kerala: Enjoy a peaceful houseboat ride through Kerala’s famous backwaters, surrounded by lush greenery.

Conclusion

A Tour of India from the UK is a journey filled with cultural discoveries, natural beauty, and historical wonders. With Exotic India Tours, you can explore the best of India while enjoying a comfortable and well-organized experience. Book your trip today and get ready for an unforgettable adventure in India.

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DIY Vacation Planning Vs. Buying a Packaged Tour

A dilemma always remains among vacationers whether they should plan their tour all by themselves or would hire an agent who can plan their tour by creating an itinerary strategically by following their time and budget. If you are also in a fix and couldn’t decide how to deal with the confusion, this article is for you just before you book tickets for a business class New Zealand and plan to go there without booking the accommodation.

Decide whether to book the ticket soon after checking out the comparative analysis done in the given section—

What it is about DIY vacation planning? A look

If you prefer calling yourself a traveller more than a tourist then DIY is the ultimate goal whenever you are off for a vacation, rather travel whether to a new foreign country or nearby. For a Caribbean vacation, you can start exploring the official websites of the airlines flying to Trinidad and compare them with the available flight deals at the premium aggregator sites before you book the tickets for cheap flights to Trinidad from UK.

It will be a tiring process as you have to spend quite some time doing the initial research to find cheap flight tickets if you are looking for a budget tour. The same goes for finding hotel deals. However, in this course, you might miss out a few tricks that only the OTAs or the tour agents know while booking the tickets for flights to Caribbean from UK or hotels followed by sightseeing tours and activities.

What it is about a packaged tour?

However, if the plan is to enjoy a 100% hassle-free vacation, then find a reputed online travel agency or an OTA like White Magic Travels and let the experts there help you get the end-to-end service. From booking the round-way tickets of the best flights to Memphis from UK or any destination that you choose to find the best accommodation, the OTA will always be ready to go a step extra to serve their customers with the finest services they expect.

Including the local sightseeing tour will also make it a pleasant vacation. As places like the Caribbean are always experiencing the footfalls, book your beach activities before visiting there so that you can easily get your diving gear, surfing board, and even a canoe if you are interested in kayaking.

Like many other vacationers, if you want to travel freely, then ask your agency to book a rental car from the airport. Carry your driving license along with your passport and boarding pass while travelling overseas to enjoy hiring a rental car at your ease.

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