“There are times on a trip through Japan when everything just seems to come together. The few hours we spent practicing kendo with Tomoyoshi Yamanaka in Kyoto was without doubt one of those amazing moments.” – our article for the JNTO
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“The thought of spending the night at an inn where the walls are made of paper will probably strike fear into the hearts of most parents. But in reality, staying at a ryokan will be one of the highlights of your trip” – our article on roughguides.com
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Our initial strokes are a flurry of incoordination, our paddles spinning like drunken windmills as we both try to go one way whilst Maisie and Joe do their best to go the other. Several minutes of free entertainment for the onlookers on the beach later, something clicks and we’re all suddenly steaming out into the Adriatic
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“This clever travel blog / bookings site hybrid is all about intrepid family trips” – our review in the Hot List of this month’s Sunday Times Travel Magazine
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Joe takes charge of the hose, fanning water up over Mae’s back and then jumping clear as it runs back down in thick brown streams. Maisie picks up a husk of matted coconut fibres from the bucket and starts rubbing away at the layers of dirt.
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“Where there was once hassle and uncertainty, there is now expertly-curated itineraries for family adventure holidays” – our comprehensive review in the MailOnline
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As we move through the palmery, Chetou plodding carefully along whilst his besotted passengers cling to the Berber rug that doubles as a saddle, ancient kasbahs come and go between the trees. There are hundreds here, all built from compressed mud and straw, some now crumbling into the ground from where they came.
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“Travelling independently as a family is like taking a shared voyage of discovery” – our article in The Telegraph on why DIY holidays beat a big-resort break every time.
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Our kids find the dash from the truck to the tunnel surprisingly hilarious, laughing as the wind whips off their hoods and the snow dances around their faces. And then we are inside, the noise of the blizzard gone in an instant, and making our way down the start of the largest man-made ice tunnel in the world.
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Test your knowledge of what’s been happening in the wacky world of travel this week with our quick little quiz
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