October 31, 2011 by Steph
When booking a holiday one of the most important aspects to consider is the hotel. Comfort, service, ambience, pleasant appearance, high quality food and cleanliness are generally what criteria are expected to be met when staying in a hotel. In order to source a hotel which ticks all the boxes many people turn to the “hotel star ratings” which grade each hotel out of five stars – one being the lowest and five being the highest. Although this system is the primary method of categorising the quality of hotels within
June 15, 2011 by Steph
Here at MF Airport Parking we’re always thinking ahead in terms of holidays, which is why we’re preparing for the ski season in the summer! Here we have some tips on what NOT to pack from first hand experience and what to start saving up for in preparation for that first snowflake. We’re currently in the height of British summer – which means we’re one step closer to the next skiing season! If you’re going skiing for the first time it can be hard to know what you need to
June 14, 2011 by Steph
Before driving abroad this summer there are certain aspects that Brits might want to consider. Fuel prices, foreign currency and driving rules should all be on the checklist before motoring around Europe this summer. Fuel Prices Holidaymakers are debating whether to leave their cars at the airport following the revelation that some fuel costs in Europe have increased by 36 pence per litre since 2010. Shockingly, the UK is only the 11th most expensive place for unleaded fuel within the EU. So if fuel prices in the UK leave you
June 13, 2011 by Steph
If you’re anything like me, the prospect of flying can almost put a dampener of the whole holiday. The discomfort, boredom and cramped space make me wonder whether going abroad is worth my troubles. However, preparing myself properly has made me relax more on flights and make it a valuable aspect of my holiday. Here are some top tips that will help you settle in to an enjoyable flight trip. Dehydration can lead to discomfort, irritability and headaches; all symptoms you don’t want to experience whilst cruising at around 35000
June 10, 2011 by Steph
One of our team members, Lee, has recently visited Cuba with his girlfriend. He visited Cayo Coco, a tourist island in central Cuba. He likes to tell us how he thoroughly enjoyed himself (yes we are all jealous) and has some stunning photographs he’d like to share with you. We also interviewed him so if you’re debating where to visit this summer, why not take some advice from Lee? Why did you decide to visit Cuba and what were your initial thoughts once you had booked the trip? Lee: My
