It is undeniable that reading great books, whether fact, fiction, traveller?s tales or poetry provides some of our most satisfying experiences and is a pleasure most busy people only have the chance to indulge in on holiday and is also an integral part of the holiday experience.

According to a recent poll from www.sunshine.co.uk, as many as two thirds of Brits wouldn?t consider going on a holiday that didn?t involve being close to the beach, and 78% wouldn?t go on a break to a destination that wouldn?t be warm and sunny when they were planning to travel.

A new survey by Hotels.com has revealed that 35% of global travellers remove hotel amenities including bath robes, bedding and luxury coffee.

Research from Leger Holidays has pinpointed 39 as the age that the average Brit will create their ?bucket list? of life goals to achieve before they die.?

After sight, hearing is the second most important way we make sense of the world around us. It is one of our primary senses, yet it is a sense that hoteliers often fail to make full use of.

New research from Aviva reveals that holidaymakers are increasingly going away with grandparents, parents, siblings, cousins and friends in a bid to get some quality time together compared to a decade ago.?