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I was forced to share tiny hotel room with a STRANGER or sleep in the lobby after EasyJet flight was suddenly cancelled
AN easyJet passenger has told how she was forced to share a room with a stranger or face sleeping in the hotel lobby after her flight was cancelled.
Margaret Elizabeth, 27, was forced to stay in a double room with an unknown man after her flight from Croatia was delayed overnight due to adverse weather.
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The pair were among four solo travellers in the group, alongside two women who were also forced to reluctantly share a room at the Royal Hotels & Resort Dubrovnik.
Passengers on the 11.30am UK-bound journey had been at Dubrovnik airport for 18 hours when the flight cancellation was confirmed, before they were taken to the hotel at 4am.
Despite her pleas against the “inappropriate” arrangement, airport staff informed her the only other option was to bunk down in the lobby.
The communications officer blasted the company for putting her in a “dangerous” situation that left her feeling both “scared and exposed”.
Margaret, from Balham, south London, told The Sun: “I was exhausted but I couldn’t sleep because I was deeply uncomfortable with the situation. A part of me wishes I stayed in the lobby.
“I couldn’t help but quietly cry out of frustration. The man seemed nice, but at the end of the day I was still sleeping with a stranger in a small, confined room.
“In the morning I got changed in the bathroom quickly and rushed out, which meant I ended up leaving some things in the room accidentally.
“EasyJet needs to do something about this. It is dangerous and negligent to put anyone, let alone a young female woman, in a position like this.”
The flight eventually left the following day at 1.30pm on September 10, more than 26 hours after the original departure time.
Margaret filled out a compensation form and sent an email complaint to EasyJet customer services who told her they “sincerely apologise for the discomfort the room-sharing situation caused” and recognised it was “not appropriate”.
A spokesperson for the budget airline said: “We are extremely sorry for Margaret’s experience when her flight was delayed overnight. The safety and welfare of our customers is our highest priority.
“It is not our policy to allocate passengers not travelling together a shared room so this should never have happened.
“We are investigating how this happened and take steps to ensure it does not happen in the future.”
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A CITY in Germany is dubbed ‘Christmas city’ because it has one of the world’s oldest and most famous Christmas markets – and it’s easy to get to from the UK.
Nuremberg, the second largest city in Bavaria after Munich, is considered one of the best places in the world to visit when it comes to Christmas.
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Nuremberg Christkindlesmarkt, which takes place during Advent in the Hauptmarkt, the central square in Nuremberg’s old town, is one of the largest and oldest Christmas markets in the world.
The market features traditional, handmade decorations and treats like gingerbread.
The history of Nuremberg gingerbread dates back to the 14th century when Frankonian monks baked honey cakes.
The city’s location at the centre of European spice trading routes led to the addition of spices like cinnamon, cloves, cardamom, and nutmeg to the recipe.
You’ll also find bratwurst at the market, another food with a deep rooted history in the city.
The first written record of bratwurst in Germany is from Nuremberg in 1313.
The market’s location also adds to its Christmassy feel.
Its festively decorated lanes are set against the historic architecture of the Hauptmarkt square.
And if you walk up the steps of the Church of Our Lady you can catch a great view of the market’s stalls and lights.
For children, there’s a children’s Christmas market in the city known as Kinderweihnacht.
Located right next to the Christkindlesmarkt, there’s a two-tiered merry-go-round, a mini Ferris wheel, and a steam railway.
Outside of the markets the city continues to ooze all things Christmas.
The city is decorated with twinkling lights, and, if you’re lucky, you might see snow falling on the roofs of the century-old houses.
Imperial Castle in Nuremberg is a great place to visit during the Christmas season.
It’s perched on a sandstone ridge and offers stunning views of the medieval city below.
The Schoner Brunnen is located in Nuremberg’s main market square is also decorated for Christmas time.
The fountain has a small golden ring on the black grille that people turn three times for good luck.
Some say that if you turn the ring, you will return to Nuremberg, while others say it will bring you good luck.
The Nuremberg Christkindlesmarkt usually starts on the Friday before the first Sunday of Advent and ends on Christmas Eve.
This year, the market will be open from November 29 to December 24.
Ryanair offers direct flights to Nuremberg from London Stansted Airport, starting from £43 for one way.
Other Christmas towns to visit around the world
Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany – The town has multiple Christmas markets, including the traditional Reiterlesmarkt, which dates back to the 15th century. There’s also the Christmas Museum that explains how Christmas was celebrated in Germany in the past, and how customs developed in different regions.
North Pole, USA – a Christmas-themed town that celebrates the holidays year-round. The town is decorated with candy cane-shaped street lights, and residents leave holiday decorations up all year.
Rovaniemi, Finland – located in the Arctic Circle, this family-friendly destination is home to Santa, reindeer and huskies. Visitors can meet Santa and send letters from the Santa Claus Main Post Office.
Strasbourg, France – it;s known as the ‘Capital of Christmas’ because of its annual Christmas market, which is one of the oldest in Europe.
Santa Claus, USA – Santa Claus, Indiana is a town that celebrates Christmas all year long because of its name, its holiday-themed attractions, and its post office. The town was originally named Santa Fe, but was renamed Santa Claus in 1856 when the government rejected its post office application due to a naming conflict with another Indiana town.
Mousehole, Cornwall – Christmas in Mousehole, Cornwall is marked by the village’s famous Christmas lights. A local tradition that begins with the gradual turning on of the lights from December 12–17th. The lights illuminate the harbor and village, and are a popular attraction for thousands of visitors each year.
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Un Hospedaje en el Pigüe, or A Lodging in the Pigüe by Mestizo Estudio Arquitectura, is a tranquil retreat in the Ecuadorian Amazon. It perches horizontally over a southeast ravine situated on a 2.5-hectare family-owned lot near the village of El Calvario in the Pastaza province of Ecuador.
The lodge is a blend of industrial and organic materials. It perches on the slope via repurposed metal pipes from the oil industry. It also uses wire mesh, rods, and natural elements of wood, stone, and bamboo, seamlessly blending with its surrounding wildlife. Meanwhile, the large living Pigüe tree integrated into the structure allows it to harmonize with the dense rainforest.
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Meanwhile, its extended roof protects against heavy rains and winds. The pilings of recycled pipes also protect the structure from moisture and enable the installation of biofilters for wastewater treatment. The space created below the lodge offers natural vegetation regeneration that also helps stabilize the slopy terrain.
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CHRISTMAS is a magical time of year and one of the best ways to get into the festivals spirit is to see a light show.
There are many stunning light shows across England from Kew Gardens in London to Blenheim Palace in Oxfordshire.
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Some even serve festive treats including mulled wine and gingerbread men to help you get into the fun of the season.
Here are the eight best Christmas Light shows in England.
Kew Gardens, London
When Christmas arrives, Kew Gardens is lit up with more than a million bulbs.
It’s an entirely new way to see the 320 acre attraction which is home to over 16,000 species of plants.
The Gardens are bathed in warm, colourful light and the trail is lined with thousands of candles, holographic laser beams and canopies of fairy lights.
Visiting Kew Gardens doesn’t have to break the bank either, as ticket prices range from £21.50 for members at off-peak times to £26 at peak times.
For non-members, it is a little bit more expensive with off-peak tickets costing £25.50 and peak tickets costing £32.
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Blenhein Palace, Oxfordshire
The grounds at Blenhein Palace are already so beautiful that they have been used in Harry Potter, James Bond and Indiana Jones, but Christmas there is really something special.
There are thousands of illuminated lights transforming the historic building and grounds into a winter wonderland.
Kids will love the Neverland in the palace experience, which gives them the opportunity to explore the sparkling State rooms, complete with a model London skyline
Also, £1 will be added at basket stage for each Everland in the Palace ticket to Great Ormond Street Hospital Children’s Charity.
Longleat, Bristol
Bristol is home to the beautiful Longleat House which opens its gates for visitors to welcome them to its annual Festival of Light.
The grounds, which are home to one of the UK’s most exciting safari parks, will turn back the clock and take visitors on a journey from the dawn of man to the present day.
But that’s not all because this light show has a Santa train to meet Father Christmas and his elves.
The festival of light runs from November 9, 2024 to January 5, 2025.
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Oxford Street and Regent Street
Oxford Street and Regent Street are some of the busiest streets in Europe and they are both home to some of England’s best light displays every Christmas.
Both streets have over 300,000 LED lights which provide great photo opportunities while you do some Christmas shopping.
Regent Street has huge angels of light spanning across the entire street and Oxford Street is draped in over 5000 white stars.
Oxford Street will be lighting up from November 5, 2024, and Regent Street will follow suit just two days later.
Killerton, Exeter
Christmas at Killerton will feature a traditional Christmas experience that includes an enchanted decorated house, which has green garlands, warming fireplaces and lush trees to make you feel cosy.
There is more fun to be had in the garden, which has an outdoor trail for the kid’s to enjoy.
The gardens and Chapel grounds will be covered in Christmas lights, making it the best location for a Christmas family photo so dress to impress.
Christmas at Killerton will run from November 26, 2024 to January 2, 2025.
Bedgebury, Kent
Bedgebury is home to a one-mile magical winter trail which has fields of light and giant luminous seed pods.
Then, you’ll walk through sparkling tunnels of light and the forest is drenched in all of the colours of the rainbow.
It’s perfect for a little Christmas warmth on a cold December day.
Christmas at Bedgebury runs from November 14, 2024 to December 31, 2024.
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Mayfield park, Manchester
The Twilight Trail transforms Mayfield Park into a 6.5 acre Christmas extravaganza with 50,000 lights.
From hot chocolate to toasted marshmellows, there is plenty to eat and drink as they wander through the winter wonderland.
Tickets are now on sale. Adult tickets priced at £14 and child tickets are £9, with under two-year-old’s gaining free entry.
The Twilight Trail runs from November 14, 2024 to December 31, 2024.
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Liverpool Cathedral
The Light Before Christmas 2024: Starlight is an immersive sound and light installation by the acclaimed artistic collective Luxmuralis, in one of the most historic cities in England.
The cathedral will become a stunning display of sound, light and story telling but it only runs for one day so you’ll need to hurry to get tickets.
Head on to Liverpool to catch The Light Before Christmas when takes place on November 30, 2024.
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Inside quaint Lake District village where Kate Middleton holidayed as a child – that’s ‘quieter neighbour to Windermere’
THE Duke and Duchess of Cambridge often favour staycations with their family over foreign holidays – much like Kate Middleton enjoyed with her family as a child.
She and her siblings would spend every summer visiting a particularly quaint corner of the Lake District – next to Lake Coniston and the charming village of Coniston.
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In an interview with the Evening Standard, Kate’s brother James Middleton described his childhood summers in the Lake District.
He said: “The Lake District. It stems from my childhood, reading Beatrix Potter’s Peter Rabbit, and as I got older, Arthur Ransome’s Swallows and Amazons.
“As my family and I spent time on Coniston Water and Lake Windermere, it was almost like we were living the stories in real life.
“I’d have visions of having my own ‘Timmy’ — the dog in the Famous Five — and imagined that we could go on adventures together.
“Every school holiday we would stay anywhere from a weekend to a week there, in sun or snow or rain, and because there was no electricity in the family cottage it was a real adventure — hiking in the mountains and playing in the Lakes.”
The Princess’s brother claims to have first visited the Lake District when he was just six months old, and the family’s ties to the area go back generations, with their paternal great-great-grandfather living in Yorkshire.
Their connection was even immortalised in a family coat of arms, which was given to Kate Middleton shortly before her marriage to Prince William.
A set of chevrons symbolises mountain landscapes like the Lake District, reflecting Princess Kate’s love of the outdoors.
More recently, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have visited the National Park in a royal capacity, making appearances at the Air Cadet‘s Windermere adventure training centre and turning their hands to sheep shearing.
As England‘s largest lake, Lake Windermere is a popular holiday destination in its own right.
But holidaymakers looking to visit the Lake District might want to head to Coniston Water, a slightly lesser-known body of water in the area.
In a review on TripAdvisor one person described their trip to Coniston, writing: “Close to the overrated Lake Windermere, Coniston is close, as the crow flies, but following a long winding road journey. It is a bit prettier than Windermere.”
Located in the southern area of the Lake District, Coniston is a quaint village at the mouth of the Coppermines Valley.
Historically, the village was known for its copper and slate mining.
However, in recent years, Coniston Water, a nearby lake has garnered tourist attention.
Roughly five miles long and half a mile wide, Coniston Water is located just a mile away from the village.
On Coniston Water, visitors can hire boats from Coniston Boating Centre, with dark sky canoeing taking place at night.
Coniston village is popular with hikers and ramblers because of its proximity to the Old Man of Coniston, one of Cumbria‘s most popular fells.
In the village, there are a range of shops, pubs and places to eat, including the Crown Inn.
Coniston also has its own local brewery – Coniston Brewery.
other nearby attractions include Lowther Castle & Gardens and Tarn Hows, an accessible walking route in the Lake District.
Coniston is a five-and-a-half-hour drive from London, and it’s a two-hour drive from Manchester.
My visit to the Lake District’s famous Windermere region
Sun features writer Claire Dunwell recounts her stay in the the Middleton family’s old stomping ground…
Welly boots caked in mud, and huffing and puffing, we clamber the remaining few metres to the top of the craggy fell.
A friendly local had assured us that the steep climb up to the Brant Fell Viewpoint in the heart of the Lake District was well worth the sweat — and he was right.
We are treated to a glorious, grandstand view of Lake Windermere and the foggy mountain tops that envelope it.
Our home from home during our break was the Wild Boar Inn — one of two hotels in the Windermere area run by English Lakes Hotels — and what a treat it is.
It is a traditional country hotel in every sense, from the roaring log fires to the low ceilings and twisty corridors — but the highlight is undoubtedly its location.
It sits in the beautiful Gilpin Valley and the private 72-acre woodland right next door is a haven for birdwatchers and ramblers — offering walking trails both long and short.
The hotel is named after local legend Sir Richard de Gilpin, who is said to have slain the last wild boar in the historic county of Westmorland — now part of Cumbria — more than 700 years ago.
Although nowadays the butchery is confined to the hotel’s acclaimed Grill and Smokehouse open kitchen, which serves seasonal local produce.
I can vouch for the Cumbrian lamb, while my husband raved about the homemade chicken pie.
Whether you’re into hiking, cycling or sightseeing, or simply like a home-cooked meal washed down with a pint of the finest ale or glass of wine, you won’t be disappointed.
Meanwhile, this often-ridiculed UK seaside town has been compared to Miami.
And this Victorian beach town is set to become big again this summer.
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