The offer is applicable on your Eurocamp holiday booked alongside short sea routes to Calais with P&O or LeShuttle, Western Channel routes to Northern France with Brittany Ferries, or North Sea routes to the Netherlands.

Almost 200 holiday parcs are included in the offer, with options close to Calais and ferry ports in Western France and the Netherlands, such as La Croix du Vieux Pont near Paris, La Vallée in Normandy, La Grande Métairie in Brittany, and Koningshof in the Netherlands.

For holidaymakers who are comfortable driving further or considering a road trip-style break, the discount is also applicable on selected parcs in Central and Southern France, Belgium, Germany, Austria and Luxembourg.

The discount is available on 2026 holidays and includes stays during the Easter break, May half term and the school summer holidays.

Visit Eurocamp’s website for more information when choosing your Eurocamp holiday.

Parcs included in the offer:

La Croix du Vieux Pont, Berny-Rivière, France

Seven nights from Saturday 4th April 2026 (Easter break) staying in a Classic 2 bedroom holiday home that sleeps up to six guests, including a P&O return ferry crossing from Dover to Calais – was £603.12 now from £553.12 per party with code DRIVE26.

La Vallée, Normandy, France

Seven nights from Saturday 4th April 2026 (Easter break) staying in a Comfort 2 bedroom holiday home that sleeps up to four guests, including return LeShuttle crossing from Folkestone to Calais – was £617.29 now from £567.29 per party with code DRIVE26.

La Grande Métairie, Brittany, France

Seven nights from Saturday 23rd May 2026 (May half term) staying in a Comfort 2 bedroom holiday home that sleeps up to four guests, including a Brittany Ferries return crossing from Portsmouth to Caen – was £908.87 now from £858.87 per party with code DRIVE26.

Koningshof, South-Holland, France

Seven nights from Saturday 23rd May 2026 (May half term) staying in a Premium 3 bedroom holiday home that sleeps up to six guests, including a P&O return ferry crossing from Hull to Rotterdam – was £1815.33 now from £1765.33 per party with code DRIVE26.

*Prices correct at time of issue.

Terms and Conditions:

Save £50 on your return ferry or LeShuttle journey when booking a travel inclusive holiday between 3rd-31st March 2026 using code DRIVE26. Subject to availability, selected parcs only. Excludes ‘By Roan’ accommodation. Minimum duration five nights, minimum holiday cost £50. Any discounts shown apply to the return ferry or LeShuttle price and will be deducted from your final balance. Not applicable to accommodation-only holidays. Full terms and conditions can be found here.

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An extension to The Ritz-Carlton, Langkawi’s commitment to transformative travel and cultural storytelling, elegantly curated private yacht excursions will be tailored to celebrate the resort’s unique island location – hugged by ancient rainforest steeped in local legend. Whether hosting intimate celebrations, milestone gatherings, romantic escapes or inspired corporate retreats, Dayang Mastura offers the opportunity to sail into serenity, to celebrate life’s cherished moments, and to witness Langkawi’s archipelago from a magical perspective.

Conceived as a sanctuary on water, Dayang Mastura reflects refined European craftsmanship, its interiors by Nauta Design, blending contemporary elegance with the spirit of the sea. With capacity for up to 20 guests, the yacht’s luxuriously appointed indoor and outdoor spaces include expansive dining areas, a salon and lounge, sunbathing decks and a dedicated yoga and meditation space. Paddleboards, kayaks, snorkelling and fishing equipment invite active discovery, and with four ensuite cabins the yacht is perfectly suited for celebrations at sea.

Available for full-day charters or curated sunset cruises, each experience begins at Telaga Harbour Park yachting marina, just a five-minute drive from the resort, where a dedicated captain and crew welcome guests aboard with a selection of aperitifs before setting sail across the shimmering Andaman Sea.

The journey traces the dramatic Machinchang Coast, passing through the tranquil Straits of Chinchin toward the Andaman Sea’s enchanting island trio, including Pulau Rebak Besar and Pulau Intan Kecil. Here, sheltered coves and translucent waters provide the perfect setting for snorkelling, swimming and gentle marine exploration in vibrant reefs where sightings of sergeant majors, parrotfish and damselfish are common.

Anchored with a backdrop of the ancient silhouette of the Machinchang mountain range, guests will relax on deck and indulge in a bespoke picnic prepared by the resort’s private chef. Menus draw inspiration from Langkawi’s rich culinary heritage, featuring refined interpretations of local favourites from Kuih Rotan and Kerabu Kale, to seasonal sliced fruits and Kuih Lapis. Fresh canapés are served against uninterrupted sea views, accompanied by the soothing lapping of waves and sea eagles gliding overhead.

As golden hour descends, sunset voyages transform the coastline into a living canvas. Evening journeys will trace the shores of untouched islands while guests savour freshly prepared culinary treats of Lempeng with Sambal Bilis, Thai Beef Salad, Banana Cake and Pandan Financiers. As the yacht cuts through waters illuminated in amber light—an unforgettable journey beneath a starlit sky unfolds.

Private yacht charter of Dayang Mastura starts from MYR 8,800 / £1,600.

For more information and reservation enquiries, please visit ritzcarlton.com/Langkawi and for real-time updates, Instagram and Facebook

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Enjoy the occasion of an elegant afternoon tea together at The Devonshire Arms. Served in the hotel’s stylish, light-filled Garden Room restaurant, with its botanically inspired décor, and views over the courtyard garden, this is the perfect excuse to spend time together; or why not enjoy a three-course lunch in the Brasserie, with views of the splendid Dales beyond? Perfect for Mother’s Day.

The Fell, with its magnificent countryside setting, in an elevated spot on the edge of Burnsall village also offers a traditional Yorkshire Afternoon Tea. A warm welcome awaits at this cosy hideaway, where Mum will enjoy the views almost as much as her afternoon tea.   

Here some more details on these lovely invitations along with details on how to book.  Make sure to book in good time, to avoid disappointment:

MOTHER’S DAY AFTERNOON TEA AT THE DEV

Mother’s Day afternoon tea will be served during the week leading up to the actual day, from Monday 9^th to Sunday 15^th March. The delicious menu, especially for this occasion comprises a selection of freshly baked savouries, such as goats’ cheese and red onion tart, home-made sandwiches, generously filled with tasty smoked salmon, dill and crème fraiche or roast beef with Dijon mustard and more; and delicate patisserie, such as dark chocolate and pistachio gateaux opera, vanilla mousse and Yorkshire rhubarb, and raspberry financier.

All enjoyed in traditional style with a pot of tea, whether that be traditional Yorkshire breakfast tea, a delicate herbal or fruit infusion, an organic green variety or other speciality tea. Mark the occasion perhaps with a glass of sparkling Champagne, such as their popular Delamotte Cuvée (£15 per glass) and raise a toast to celebrate Mum.

Mother’s Day Afternoon Tea £45 per person.

Available March 9^th – 15^th, served daily 1pm – 5.30pm.

MOTHER’S DAY LUNCH AT THE BRASSERIE

Available on Mothering Sunday, 15^th March only, a special three-course meal will be served in the Devonshire Arms Brasserie, enjoy a seasonal spring menu for £50 (served between 12 noon and 8pm) with a wide selection of delicious locally-sourced dishes to choose from.

In addition, there is also a selection of bar nibbles to enjoy with an aperitif, priced from £4.50 – £6.50 to enjoy as an optional extra, whilst you decide what to order for your main meal.

Savour delicious favourites, lovingly created with fresh seasonal produce include starters, such as butternut squash tortellini with sage butter, and smoked salmon and crab tartlet with lemon crème fraiche; mains of slow braised lamb shoulder or seared seabass fillet with crushed jersey royals confit fennel and brown shrimp butter, leaving space for mouth-watering desserts; choose from  a fine selection on offer, banoffee pavlova, Dulce de leche, Chantilly cream and caramelised banana or Dark Chocolate mousse, passionfruit sorbet, chocolate and hazelnut tuille, it’s a hard decision which one to choose.   

Booking is required for this special occasion. 

Mother’s Day Meal at The Brasserie – £50 pp for the special three-course menu

Sunday March 15^th only, 12 noon – 8pm

MOTHER’S DAY AFTERNOON TEA AT THE FELL

The Fell has created a special afternoon tea for Mums which will run over a few days giving a sense of occasion to the whole weekend, from 13^th to 15^th March (Friday – Sunday inc) 12 noon – 4.30pm.

A selection of savouries to start the delicious treat includes delicate home- made sandwiches, red pepper and cheese scones, smoked salmon and cream cheese blinis and smoked bacon Gougères.

Moving onto sweet temptations, these are lemon drizzle cake, Paris Brest with hazelnut praline cream, Opera cake and freshly-baked plain scones with strawberry jam and clotted cream.

Priced at £28.50 per person and includes hot beverages, with a selection of teas, coffees, and optional Prosecco or Champagne to toast the occasion, and admire those beautiful Dales views from their restaurant.

24 hour booking notice required.

Mother’s Day Afternoon Tea, £28.50 pp

13 – 15^th March, 12 noon – 4.30pm

For more detail on these special occasions to celebrate Mother’s Day, and reservation details, please visit:

www.boltonabbeyescapes.co.uk

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Friendship Travel, the UK’s leading specialist in holidays exclusively for solo travellers, offers a wide range of hosted trips designed to create connection, comfort and confidence abroad. With introductions, shared dining and group activities built into every itinerary, guests travel independently while enjoying a sociable and supportive environment.

For summer 2026, Friendship Travel is highlighting two warm-weather escapes that bring together relaxation, culture and shared experiences, each hosted throughout and created with solo travellers in mind.

Pottery Holiday at 4 Reasons Hotel, Bodrum

26 May 2026 | 7 nights from £2,225

Set in the harbour town of Yalikavak on the Bodrum peninsula, this stylish boutique hotel blends coastal scenery with creative experiences. Known for its smart marina, white-washed houses and relaxed waterfront bars, the area offers a mix of culture and leisure, with Bodrum town within easy reach for sightseeing and traditional spa visits.

The 4 Reasons Hotel is a 20-room retreat praised for its design, service and views across the bay. At the centre of the property is a peaceful pool surrounded by gardens, while the roof terrace bar offers panoramic views across the resort. Breakfast is served buffet-style and dinners with wine are included on five evenings each week.

This trip features a distinctive highlight: hands-on pottery workshops led by hotel owner Esra, who brings over two decades of experience. Classes take place in the hotel’s Esramics Studio and focus on hand-building clay techniques. All materials are provided, and by the end of the week each guest completes and fires two ceramic pieces to take home as a personal memento.

Bedrooms are stylishly designed with queen-size beds, balcony or terrace, air-conditioning, safe and bathrobe. Larger junior suites are available for a supplement.

What’s Included
• Five pottery classes (3 to 4 hours each)
• Two finished pottery pieces to take home
• Standard double room for sole use
• Daily breakfast
• Three lunches
• Five dinners weekly with half bottle of wine and water
• Hosted support throughout
• ATOL-bonded flights from UK or Ireland
• Return airport transfers in Bodrum

Coudour Hotel House party, Kefalonia

02 Jun 2026 | 7 nights from £1295, 16 Jun 2026 | 7 nights from £1295

Kefalonia, the largest Ionian island, is known for its clear waters, mountain scenery and traditional villages, making it an ideal setting for a relaxed summer escape. Friendship Travel’s new houseparty programme introduces the Coudour Hotel, a brand-new adults-only 3-star-plus property opening in May 2026 and set between the charming villages of Spartia and Pessada.

The hotel combines modern design with a laid-back Greek atmosphere. Guests have exclusive use of 16 rooms, creating a friendly group feel while still enjoying personal space. Two low-rise buildings are set within landscaped gardens overlooking Mount Ainos, with a pool at the centre and a sandy beach just 1.5 km away.

Rooms feature a balcony or terrace, air-conditioning, Wi-Fi and a safe, with optional upgrades to partial sea-view rooms. A Friendship Travel host is present throughout the stay, helping guests settle in and bringing the group together for meals and activities.

What’s Included
• Double room with terrace or balcony for sole use
• Daily breakfast
• Five dinners per week with half bottle of wine and water
• Hosted support throughout
• ATOL-bonded flights from UK or Ireland (supplements may apply)
• Return airport transfers in Kefalonia

Whether relaxing beside a pool in Kefalonia or learning pottery techniques on the Turkish coast, Friendship Travel’s summer departures show how solo holidays can blend independence with companionship. With hosted support and carefully planned itineraries, guests can explore confidently while enjoying shared moments along the way.

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The travel company found that holiday homes with wellness facilities now account for 62% of all bookings taken so far in 2026. This has risen from 53% in 2025,47% in 2024 and 43% in 2023, highlighting a clear year-on-year shift towards focused wellness breaks.

The data suggests that wellness travellers are now choosing a holiday rental to curate a personalised, private experience over a typical spa retreat. Commenting on the booking trends, Joe Knight, Head of Sales and Guest Experience, says: 

“At Perfect Stays, we’re seeing more guests use their time away to prioritise wellness together. Rather than travelling alone for wellbeing, friends, partners and families are choosing to share the experience – turning their stay into a chance to reconnect while focusing on their health. Through our concierge service, guests can curate a fully personalised wellness retreat within the privacy of a holiday rental. Whether it’s private yoga, Pilates or sauna sessions, they have the freedom to move at their own pace – without the constraints of fixed schedules or larger group settings.”

Along with the data, Perfect Stays has highlighted a selection of luxury holiday homes in the South West designed for wellness breaks, with sea-view baths, hot tubs and calm, yoga-ready spaces, which we are delighted to share with you.

Constantia| Constantine Bay | Sleeps 12

Constantia is a secluded coastal sanctuary just a short walk from Constantine Bay, designed for restorative coastal living. Days begin with bracing sea swims or quiet walks along the dunes, followed by time to rest in the private wood-clad sauna or unwinding in the open-air hot tub. Sea-view terraces and garden-facing bedrooms encourage slow mornings and mindful pauses, while the tranquil garden room offers space for reading or reflection. With seaside living and ample facilities, Constantia blends nature, warmth and calm to create a deeply soothing escape focused on relaxation, reconnection and wellbeing.

Price per week from £4,950 and short breaks from £4,650

Noordhoek| Porthcothan, Cornwall | Sleeps 12 – 16 guests 

Noordhoek is a frontline coastal retreat designed for restorative, group wellness breaks. Just steps from Porthcothan Bay, the house invites guests to embrace sea air, cold-water dips and unhurried mornings overlooking the ocean. Hosting up to 16 across the main house and annexe, it is ideally suited to wellness retreats and multi-generational resets. Expansive social spaces encourage shared downtime, while a private yoga studio provides a calming setting for mindful movement and meditation. After bracing beach walks, guests can unwind by the wood burner, blending invigorating coastal living with calm, comfort and connection in nature. 

Price per week from £5,750 and short breaks from £5,350

Gwelefan | Porthtowan | Sleeps 8-9

With never-ending ocean views and extensive spa-like facilities, Gwelefan redefines coastal luxury on the edge of Porthtowan’s clifftops. Equipped with a luxurious sauna and a sea-view hot tub, the home also benefits from an elevated balcony and ground floor terrace for wave-watching. Elegantly set across one floor, the kitchen, living and dining area encourages everyone to gather together. Finished in ocean teals and earthy exposed woods, the interiors complement the sea views that await just beyond vast sliding glass doors. A paradise for beach-lovers, Porthtowan’s Blue Flag beach is perfect for sunbathing in the summer months, but dramatic and breath-takingly beautiful in the off-season, too.   

Price per week from £1,990 and short breaks from £1,590

Red Cove| Mawgan Porth |Sleeps 10-12

Red Cove is a cliffside wellness retreat overlooking the Atlantic, designed for total rest and renewal. Eco-conscious and crafted with local materials, it blends natural textures with calming sea views. Spend slow days moving between the heated pool, wood-fired sauna and hot tub, then unwind fireside in soft, layered interiors. Wake to the sound of waves, recharge in the gym, and rinse away salty skin in the outdoor shower after coastal walks or surf sessions. With direct access to the South West Coast Path and Cornwall’s restorative shoreline, Red Cove is made for fresh air, quiet luxury, and deep relaxation.

Price per week from £9,950 and short breaks from £9,550

Clifftop| Bigbury-on-Sea | Sleeps 14

Clifftop is a modern-rustic beachfront retreat designed for pure wellbeing, where sea views create a sense of calm throughout the house. With a hot tub, wood-clad sauna, and calming interiors of soft woods and warm neutrals, it’s perfectly suited for restorative spa breaks or slow family escapes. Across three floors, bright living spaces invite social connection, shared meals, and cosy evenings by the wood burner. Seven bedrooms create a peaceful sanctuary, with select rooms opening onto a large terrace, whilst outside, the tiered garden offers tranquil moments in the fresh sea air, the perfect setting for wellness breaks.

Price per week from £2,950 and short breaks from £2,800

About Perfect Stays   

Perfect Stays is a luxury holiday rental company specialising in spectacular holiday homes in beautiful locations across Cornwall, Devon and Somerset. From stunning contemporary houses to waterside retreats and countryside cottages, all feature five-star facilities like private swimming pools and games rooms. Perfect Stays match guests to exclusive, hand-picked homes that are best suited to their needs and occasion.         

Breaking the mould when it comes to luxury self-catering holidays, Perfect Stays is about much more than opulent accommodation. Through a tailored approach and inclusive concierge service, their team of local experts can craft a personalised itinerary for the duration of your stay. From private chefs, wine tastings and in-house spa treatments, to foraging adventures and one-to-one surf lessons, the Concierge team will plan and book experiences on your behalf. Also on hand to take care of the practical details, from recommending baby-sitters and dog-sitters to making taxi reservations, Perfect Stays aim to create memorable, bespoke holidays that are hassle-free.        

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Website: https://www.perfectstays.co.uk/   

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If you’re on a mission to improve campaign outcomes, revitalise stalling sales figures or get your business noticed, here are some tips to maximise your chances of success.

Be clear about your ideal customer

The first thing to do when creating a new marketing strategy or drawing up ideas for a fresh campaign is to define your ideal customer. Make sure you have a clear vision of who you want to target and build a detailed buyer persona. Collect information about the target demographic and get to know prospective customers better. You can use methods such as surveys, online polls, social media votes, interviews and focus groups to learn more about the audiences you hope to reach.

Gathering information is just part of the success process. The next step is to use that data to help you make decisions and ensure your strategy reaches and resonates with the right people. You can use information and feedback to help you with every element, from which channels and platforms you use to the methods you employ and the types of promotions you run.

Establish your campaign objectives

Failing to outline clear objectives for a marketing campaign is one of the most common marketing mistakes. It’s important to know what you want to achieve before you start conjuring up ideas and making decisions. Once you have goals in mind, you can figure out the best ways to get results. Do you want to raise brand awareness, increase sales, up-sell specific products or services, expand your client base, encourage brand loyalty or change public perceptions of your business, for example?

Establishing your campaign objectives can also help you measure success and gauge performance levels and impact. It will help you determine key metrics and collect and analyse relevant data.

Work with experts

Marketing may seem simple if you follow brands on social media or click on ads when using search engines. In reality, it’s much more complicated than sharing posts or sending emails with links to buy products. SEO (search engine optimisation) is an excellent example of the complexity of modern marketing. To secure the top spots and achieve a high search engine ranking, you have to be aware of algorithms and how search engines decide which links get the most exposure. You can’t just write a blog post stuffed with keywords.

If you don’t have marketing experts on your team, it’s beneficial to explore outsourcing. Hiring a digital marketing agency is a brilliant way to capitalise on the power and impact of effective marketing strategies and targeted campaigns while freeing up time for your employees. It’s crucial to spend time researching and learning about marketing agencies before you decide who to hire. Find out more about services, view case studies and data, get to know teams and look for businesses that have a proven track record in your industry.

It’s worth noting that some agencies specialise in certain branches of marketing or marketing as a whole, while others offer additional services, such as web design and development. If your website is dated or you’re losing customers when they hit the homepage or land on product pages, your business may benefit from a more comprehensive service package.

Hiring marketing experts doesn’t just provide access to professional campaigns and creative, tailored strategies. It also enables you to benefit from campaign implementation and monitoring. Your marketing team will analyse data to address weaknesses, build on strengths and make improvements. They will also help you develop and modernise your strategy to ensure it remains relevant.

Monitor your performance

Measuring success is an effective way to see how well your marketing strategy is working and identify weak points. You can use analytics and customer feedback and reviews to monitor your performance. It’s beneficial to streamline data collection and focus on your objectives by setting specific metrics. If you’re trying to increase web traffic or improve your conversion rate, for example, focus on data corresponding to site visits, referrals, enquiries, product selections, cart abandonment and sales.

Take feedback on board

Feedback from your customers can be invaluable when drawing up plans for new campaigns or modifying existing plans. You can learn from both positive and negative comments. Try to be proactive in engaging with your customers and encourage them to share ideas, opinions and suggestions. Perhaps they feel that you post too frequently, or they prefer a specific type of social media post, such as a reel or a video, for example. Maybe they want more personalised offers via email, or they’re more likely to buy discounted products than snap up multi-buy offers. You can use insights from your clients and buyers to shape decision-making and increase sales.

Keep an eye out for emerging trends

Marketing is a fast-evolving field. New trends are emerging all the time. While it’s not always necessary to change your strategy or way of working regularly, it is beneficial to be aware of emerging trends. Focus on developments or changes in behaviour that are relevant to your target customer. It’s helpful to see what other brands are doing and to use suggestions from your customers to develop your ideas and modernise your campaigns for success within your own business.

Using new technologies is a great idea if you sell to tech-savvy buyers. AR (augmented reality) is a brilliant example. More and more brands, such as interior design, furniture and cosmetics companies and jewellery stores, are using AR to boost sales. Research shows that over 70% of shoppers would buy products more frequently if retailers used AR features.

Marketing can help businesses soar, but it’s not always a success story. If you run a company and you’re eager to improve performance levels, boost sales and get people talking, simple steps can have an incredible impact. These include defining your ideal customer, establishing clear campaign objectives, working with marketing experts and monitoring your performance. It’s also beneficial to collect and use customer feedback and capitalise on emerging trends.

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This guide breaks down five crypto casinos platforms built for sports betting in 2026. Each one accepts multiple cryptocurrencies, runs live in-play betting, and has been tested for odds margins across football, basketball, tennis, and eSports. You’ll find everything from platforms offering more than 270 markets per fixture to sportsbooks delivering automatic daily rakeback on every wager you place. Whether you’re comparing margins across platforms or just starting out with crypto sports betting, these five cover the full spectrum.

How We Selected the Best Sports Betting Odds at Crypto Casinos

Between January and February 2026, we tested crypto casino sportsbooks for odds pricing, market breadth, live betting features, and withdrawal reliability. Here’s how we evaluated each one:

• Odds margins and pricing: We tracked average margins across football, basketball, tennis, and eSports, focusing on platforms consistently below 6%.
• Market depth and sports range: We counted total sports offered (20 to 47+), markets per major fixture (100 to 270+), and checked for props, handicaps, and totals.
• Live in-play betting: We tested how fast odds update, whether cash-out works smoothly, if live streaming is available, and how quickly bets settle.
• Crypto support and payout speed: We logged supported cryptocurrencies (11 to 150+), withdrawal times, transaction fees, and any limits on cashouts.
• Sports-specific promotions: We reviewed bonuses like free bets, accumulator boosts, rakeback on sports wagers, and leaderboard contests.

Best Sports Betting Odds at Crypto Casinos

After testing odds pricing, market depth, and crypto payout speeds, these five platforms stand out for sports betting in 2026:

1. JB Casino
2. BC.Game
3. BiggerZ
4. BitStarz
5. BetPanda

Best Sports Betting Odds at Crypto Casinos

JB Casino

• Sports Coverage: 35+ sports and 17 eSports with 150 to 270+ betting markets per major fixture
• Odds Margins: Basketball 5.28%, football 5.8%, eSports 4.7% (all below industry standard)
• Crypto Support: 130+ cryptocurrencies accepted; instant deposits and withdrawals; fiat supported via Visa, Apple Pay, Google Pay
• Sportsbook Features: Bet builder, cash-out option, live in-play betting with real-time odds updates; unified wallet across casino and sportsbook
• License: Curaçao Gaming Authority (License No. OGL/2024/1519/0809); operated by Zozo Technology B.V.; launched 2025

Since opening in 2025, JB.com has built a crypto-first site combining a 10,000+ game casino with a full-featured sportsbook. The platform’s biggest strength is pricing. Basketball margins sit at 5.28%, football at 5.8%, and eSports at just 4.7%. All three beat the traditional 7% to 8% industry standard by a significant margin. Market depth ranges from 150 to 270+ options per major fixture, covering match results, handicaps, player props, and more. The sportsbook runs from a unified wallet shared with the casino, and JB Casino processes over 130 cryptocurrencies with instant withdrawals.

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More than 30 voyages across 15 destinations are included across the programmes, with Crown Princess sailing January through March 2027 and Emerald Princess sailing November 2027 through March 2028. Barbados itineraries range from six to nine nights, with the majority being seven‑night sailings.  

The addition of Barbados as a homeport, which complements the San Juan homeport programme already open for sale on both ships, allows for travellers from the UK and Europe to fly direct to start their holiday.  

All itineraries include calls to San Juan, and the voyages feature different island combinations across the season including Antigua, Dominica, Grenada, Martinique, St. Lucia, St. Kitts, and Tortola. 

Direct flights to Barbados are available from Heathrow, Gatwick, Manchester, and Birmingham. Guests may book flights independently or through Princess Cruises’ Plane Sailing service, which provides added peace of mind with late‑arrival protection.  

Eithne Williamson, Princess Cruises UK, Ireland & EMEA vice president, said: “This expansion to include Barbados departures adds even greater variety in the highly sought‑after Southern Caribbean and provides greater convenience to our guests travelling from the UK.  

“Our Southern Caribbean itineraries include a mix of standout islands and hidden gems, from the lush scenery of St. Lucia to the calm beauty of Tortola, all paired with the exceptional service that Princess is renowned for.” 

A seven‑night Southern Caribbean on Crown Princess voyage starts from £699pp, sailing roundtrip Barbados and calling at San Juan, St. Thomas, St. Maarten, Dominica and Grenada. Departs 12 March 2027. 

The Winter/Spring 2027 – 2028 programme on Emerald Princess includes both Christmas and New Year’s holiday sailings. Fares start from £759pp for a seven-night voyage, sailing roundtrip Barbados and calling at San Juan, Tortola, St. Kitts, Dominica, and Grenada. Departs 24 December 2027.  

The new roundtrip Barbados itineraries go on sale Thursday 5 March 2026 at 8:00am. 

Additional information about Princess Cruises is available by visiting the company’s website at princess.com, calling 0344 338 8663, or by contacting your Personal Cruise Specialist. 

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We are all desperate for a holiday after what seems like an endless winter, and if that includes guaranteed sun, crystal clear water, fun and relaxation then let’s get booking! For all things travel we always go to the experts at Idle Travel, and we were thrilled to hear that the Greek Islands are looking a solid option for summer 2026 and with direct flights to the islands from most regional airports, it’s never been easier to indulge in a sunshine break.

So, let’s highlight a few of these beautiful islands and get those holiday juices flowing.

Crete

As the largest of the Greek Islands, it’s no surprise Crete’s got a lot going on, and that’s certainly the case on the eastern side, where adventure-ready mountains sit alongside neon-lit clubs, sleepy towns and ancient Minoan treasures. Mega town Malia is where the party happens, Stalis is the place to while away the days on a sandy beach and Rethymnon has a gorgeous harbour and Old Town to explore. Then there’s Elounda where things get a bit swankier – Crete has it all going on!

Santorini

Out-of-this-world sunsets – tick. Stunning sea views – tick. Pretty whitewashed towns – tick! Filled with chic bars, swanky restaurants and swish boutiques, photogenic Santorini will sweep you straight off your feet. There are two different sides to this superb island. Over on the west, iconic villages like Oia, Fira and Imerovigli overlook an enchanting caldera and the twinkling Aegean. While in the east, in resorts like Kamari and Perissa, it’s all about volcanic shores, where black-sand beaches beckon with turquoise waters. Romantic Greek escapes this way!

Kos

Egyptians, Romans and Venetians were once drawn to these shores. Nowadays, vibrant party people and history buffs flock to check out the clubbing scene and grand ancient architecture, in equal measure. Think days of sheer exploration followed by nights on the town. You’ll be in for a treat with the best of both worlds!

Kefalonia

With its rugged mountains, lush vineyards and golden beaches, Kefalonia is a picture-book island paradise. Lakes and caves will draw you into this oh-so scenic setting of Captain Corelli’s Mandolin, while feta-covered foods are the local must-eats. Here, days are all about kicking back on the vine-shaded terrace of a taverna or pitching up on a blissful beach and waiting for sunset. Sounds perfect!

Rhodes

Cosmopolitan but steeped in history and ancient architecture, Rhodes Town is both sides of the coin. Beaches and sun-kissed seas come as standard, but boutiques, bazaars, mazes of cobbled streets and pavement restaurants sit in the centre. The Grand Master of Knights and Mandraki Harbour are the main highlights while sandy coves and a famous spa make Kalithea a family-friendly spot, with staggering over-spilling views to delight in. Arabic-style mosaics scatter the resort, while things err on the traditional side in the glorious Greek tavernas.

Zante

Just off the south-west tip of mainland Greece, Zante is a glimmering Ionian jewel, where families come to relax, clubbers come to dance and sea turtles come to nest. Coves of curving azure water and sun-speckled sand are where you will want to spend all your days. After a resort with a lively vibe? Laganas is a neon-lit playground for party goers. Zante is definitely a party island, but it is also so much more than that!

Whichever island is ticking your holiday boxes, speak with the team at Idle Travel and make sure your holiday is everything you want it to be.

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However, over time, this can lead to the development of some roofing issues that could compromise the roof and leave the home below open to all sorts of issues. As such, here, we’re going to look at some of the most common issues that might affect your roof and what you can do about them.

Leaks

Easily one of the most common and frustrating issues you can have with your roof, leaks can happen due to damage to your shingles, worn flashing, damaged underlayment, and other issues, some of which might not be readily visible. All the same, if there is water seeping into the roof structure, you’re going to see signs like water stains on ceilings, damp insulation, peeling paint, or a musty smell in the attic. Prevent mould growth and structural damage by locating the source of the water infiltration, typically by checking the roof or attic after it rains. You can use temporary solutions like roofing tape to put a stop to the leak for now, but that won’t hold for long, so you may want to get the professionals out there.

Damaged Shingles

Looking more closely at the source of roofing issues like leaks, you should begin with the shingles, which are the first line of defence against rain, wind, hail, and UV rays. As such, they’re often the first parts to show signs of damage, as well. They can crack, chip, or even be pulled off due to strong winds and storms, or begin to curl as a result of age and poor ventilation, exposing the underside of the roof. These issues can typically be addressed with repairs or a replacement shingle here and there. If you’re starting to see bare patches or shingle granules in your guttering, however, it might be a sign that the roof is getting old and in need of replacement.

Flashing Issues

Shingles are typically the first things we look at, but you should pay some attention to the flashing, too, which is the thin metal material installed around roof joints, chimneys, skylights, and vents. It’s designed to prevent water from getting into more vulnerable areas, so when it becomes loose, rusted, or the seal is broken, gaps appear that allow water to infiltrate the home. Working with an expert roofing company can help you identify the issue with your flashing and decide whether it can be fixed or if a replacement is in order. It’s best to have your roof inspected across the board once or twice a year, especially before or after the colder seasons, when the rain and wind can do the most potential damage.

Poor Installation

While a lot of roofing issues can be caused by time or exposure to bad weather, sometimes, the problems with your roof can begin at the very start of its lifespan. Your roof is only as good as its installation, and poor workmanship during that process can lead to a host of issues, like uneven shingles, improper sealing, and weak structural support, all of which can make the issues mentioned here a lot more frequent. If you’re seeing leaks more regularly or premature wear, then you should have the roof inspected by a qualified professional who can identify the errors in the process and recommend corrective repairs.

Blocked Gutters

Although not technically part of the roof itself, the gutter plays a symbiotic role with your roofing. After all, they redirect rainwater away from the roof as well as the foundation. As such, when they become clogged with leaves, debris, or drift, the water can begin to pool and overflow. This can cause more water to constantly be in contact with the roof edges, which can eventually start to seep inside once it finds a weakness. If you see water spilling over the sides of your gutter when it rains or sagging sections, then you should arrange for it to be cleaned, whether you do it yourself or with the help of a professional. That way, you can prevent the leaks, rot, and facade damage caused when water comes in contact with the home’s exterior too often.

Moss And Alage Growth

If you live in a climate where things are frequently damp and there’s a lot of rainfall, then your roof might be prone to issues of moss and algae. While they might seem harmless, if not a little unsightly, the truth is that they can begin to slowly damage your roofing materials over time. For one, they both retain moisture, which can cause your shingles to deteriorate, and over time, this can weaken and reduce the roof’s lifespan. While you might typically pressure wash away moss and algae on other surfaces, roofing materials require a more delicate approach, such as using specialised roof-cleaning solutions.

Sagging Roof Sections

If your roof is sagging in parts, then it’s one of the more serious problems you can encounter and should be treated with some urgency. This typically happens as a result of structural roofing issues, be it due to long-term water damage, excessive weight over the years, weakened rafters, or the like. You might be able to address and repair some of these issues, but just as often, you might be in need of a roof replacement. A new roof isn’t just structurally more reliable, but it can add real curb appeal to the exterior of your home and maintain the value of the property for longer. If a roof is getting past its best days, you might find yourself spending more frequently on repairs, so at some point, a proactive replacement might be worth it.

With the tips above, you can make sure that your roof is checked for all the most common issues, and know how to handle them.

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