Chichester Vacation

Chichester Vacation

Ethical Travel Insurance - Marketing Ploy or Real Innovation?
There is no doubt that the use of any of these labels opens up a totally justified debate on whether they are sufficiently defined to give the general public the assurances they need. Take ‘Fair Trade’ which has now established itself as a recognized standard but what transparency does the consumer have on whether the price they pay have any bearing on the fairness claims that are made. It is the premium that they are prepared to pay for such pr Read More...
Natural Disasters - Does Your Travel Insurance Cover You?
Whilst the FCO will be giving out important travel advice and, in extremist, will have contingency plans in place to extract British nationals should it ever be deemed necessary, as occurred in 2006 in the Lebanon, most of us will have to rely on tour operators and local representatives to look after us when on holiday. This is where a good travel insurance policy comes into play which, when it all starts to go wrong on holiday, you can fall back Read More...
Weddings in Sussex – Planning Your Ideal Wedding in Sussex, UK
A wedding in Sussex is a great wedding! Vibrant towns and cities, spectacular coastlines and delightful countryside, just a few reasons why Sussex is an ideal place to get married! Both East and West Sussex provide perfect locations for couples wishing to tie the knot in the UK. Not only are there stunning wedding venues but some of the best professional wedding suppliers are located in Sussex. The first step in arranging and organising your wed Read More...

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