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Now that we’re all learning to live with Covid and life and travel is opening up again, holidaymakers are looking to book a well-earned break. Travel restrictions to most countries are reasonable and no longer onerous. Long-time favourites like Portugal and France are proving popular and, further afield, the Caribbean and Mauritius appeal. Longer
Whether we were pro- or against lockdown, we’re all a little shell-shocked and wary, although hungry to experience life again.Depending on your personal attitude and health, you might want to leave the UK as soon as the restrictions ease; so a mid-May holiday to Portugal or the Canary Islands is on the cards. Or
To ensure your holiday confidence, continued good health and a relaxing holiday, I would suggest the following criteria needs to be applied: Ease of access Avoiding the crowds A high level of hygiene and evidence that the pandemic has passed Smaller hotel or a spacious resort Location avoiding city centres Freedom of movement Thankfully, the
The lockdown is now pretty much finished and zero-quarantine travel will be allowed to several European countries from July 4. These “travel bridges” include France, Spain, Portugal and Greece and the reciprocal arrangement will mean you can travel freely abroad and have no quarantine on your return to the UK.So where can you go and
I’m not talking about your best swing, but I am talking about what I think golf holidays will be in the future. In short, it’s back to the future!Before the creation of low-cost flights and being able to fly pretty much anywhere for just a couple of days, we used to take holidays for longer
It’s April 22 and the lock-downs around Europe and the world are either happening or scheduled to happen over the next two to three weeks. Better information and pressure from the “stir-crazy” public and economists will probably lead to the opening of businesses and shops soon after. Perhaps the toughest step after that will the
A cautious optimist by nature, I agree with the advice “Hope for the best, plan for the worst” as it encourages you to have a back-up plan.Golfers are stoic and more mature than most people as the game teaches you, through its glories and frustrations, to be humble, honest and reasonable. We all love the
The latest and eagerly-awaited European Top 100 list is out with an interesting lean towards established courses which have undergone “retro” design work in recent years.France has the most courses with 17 – with the brilliant Morfontaine (pictured above) rated as No.1 and even it’s 9-hole course coming in at No.86. Located in pine woodland
Make a Par Five a Par Five!This week saw the R&A and USGA release their much-awaited report on Distance. And rather than kicking the can down the road, they’ve announced that the ever-increasing distances in golf do pose a problem for many reasons. That’s excellent news and positive for the future of the game. I
Yet again, Medoc Golf & Spa Resort has featured heavily during the recent hotels season coming 7th as Best Golf Resort in Europe and the only resort in Europe with two European Top 100 golf courses.https://golfholidaysbymorgan.com/hotels/golf-du-medoc-resort/Located near the heart of the Medoc vineyards. Medoc Golf & Spa Resort has 79 bedrooms of which my favourite
Belek on the south coast of Turkey is the Sultan for All Inclusive golf holidays with a wealth of five-star beachfront hotels boasting fantastic facilities and golf on the doorstep or literally just next door. And the All Inclusive is very, very generous with 24/7 eating and drinking with some of hotels having over a
With more and more of my clients wanting to travel further afield, we’ve added Cambodia, Bali, Malaysia, Sri Lanka and Thailand to our programme of tailor-made golf holidays. This ties in very nicely with our advantageous flight prices (covered by ATOL and Airline Failure Insurance) as clients can fly in comfort and value sometimes direct