Mum Shares: Indulge In A Luxurious Summer Getaway At Movenpick Resort & Spa Boracay

The ultimate tropical destination awaits.

In a tropical country, summer is often regarded as a magical time for everyone. It’s when the sun shines brighter, the ocean glistens clearer than ever, the air is warm and the skies are bluer. It’s when those who live in bustling cities daydream of trips to the beach and flights to
pristine, white-sanded seashores where they could laze around and have a much-needed, well-deserved relaxing vacation.

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Over at Movenpick Resort & Spa Boracay, luxury is the norm – making sure that each guest’s visit is memorable, attributing to their world-class facilities and upscale hospitality.

A perennial favorite – and for excellent reasons – has always been Boracay. And for locals and foreigners alike, the best place to be in this small island is where luxury meets tranquility – Movenpick Resort & Spa Boracay. The upscale resort elevates the bar for the perfect summer getaway, mainly for its vast tropical landscape and world-class guest rooms and amenities. Nestled within its own private beach,
Movenpick Resort & Spa Boracay boasts of paradise within paradise – with over 300 contemporary rooms with gorgeous views, a massive multi-level swimming pool, a relaxing wellness center and spa, numerous fun water sports activities, a kid’s club and playground area for the young ones, and seven diverse restaurants and bars serving all sorts of gastronomical feasts from all over the world. At the front of it all is Sol Marina Beach Club, the place-to-be for scenic sunset views and masterfully-mixed cocktails and drinks.

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Travel: Planning A Family Road Trip In The Philippines

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Ehmir Bautista

Children really benefit from experiencing diversity, which is what makes The Philippines and the hundreds of local dialects spoken across the archipelago such an attractive destination for families looking to go on a road trip. And don’t forget, that a family road trip across The Philippines can be just as fun and educational for a family of two. Single-parent vacation opportunities are growing all the time, so it’s time for single parents to get a little more adventurous.

Getting the basics sorted

Before we begin, keep in mind that a family road trip across The Philippines is quite different to spending two weeks in an all-inclusive Spanish hotel by the sea. The promise of adventure and the opportunities to go exploring are greater, so it’s a good idea to make sure that the vehicle you’ll be traveling in is appropriately insured. Get all your paperwork done and make sure that the car or van that you’ll be renting is in top condition.

Where to go and what to do

It’s also important that you plan your road trip route to include destinations that your children will enjoy. Even though gazing out of the car window on a road trip can be lots and lots of fun, it’s also tiring. If your children are going to spend a number of hours on the road, you need to make sure that every stop is jam-packed with cool things for them to enjoy. Kids who travel long distances to get to places that bore them, don’t make very good travel companions. You’ve been warned.

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Travel: 3 Ways To Fund Your Travel Lifestyle

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STIL

“I can’t afford to travel!”

That’s the number one reason people avoid traveling. Did you know travel is much more affordable than you ever imagined? Often, it’s not the cost of travel that hold us back; it’s the cost of life that clips our wings and keeps us {unhappily} in the daily grind.

How do we control the costs, get unclipped, and enjoy a travel lifestyle?

Here are 3 tips to make your travel dreams a reality.

Make Room for Travel

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Jazmin Quaynor

So many of us are sucked into the grind. Wake up. Commute to work. Skip lunch. Go home, exhausted. Collapse on the couch. Pay bills. Go to bed, only to wake up and do it all over again. This, for many, is “living.” However, this routine contains very little life. So, the first tip is to make room for life…and travel.

Pull out your calendar and choose your date of escape. Maybe it’s a weekend, a week, a month or longer. Just choose your date right now and block the time.

This is an important first step because you establish the goal and everything you do must support the goal. Where are you spending your time and money? If it doesn’t support the goal of travel, and traveling is important to you, ditch it or delegate it.

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