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Family celebrations are so sweet: receiving gifts, eating chocolates, spending time with loved ones, or becoming King or Queen for a day and falling back into childhood.

A symbol of freedom par excellence, surfing has become, over time, one of the most popular board sports in the world. A simple leisure activity for some, a real career for others, this discipline is synonymous with heavenly beaches, holidays in the sun and thrills.

Who said that pregnant women should not travel? We certainly didn’t! During pregnancy, it is quite normal to ask yourself questions about the do’s and don’ts of getting to your holiday destination.

Pregnancy is a time of great upheaval on many levels: hormonal, physical, but also psychological. These 9 months, filled with doubts, fears and strong emotions, are undoubtedly the time when women most yearn to be pampered.

Packing your suitcase in an efficient way for the holidays is a real must! In order not to miss anything and to ensure everyone’s comfort, it is best not to forget anything.

For many families, winter holidays are a time of joy often eagerly awaited. Snow sports, snowman building, raclette by the fire are all opportunities to strengthen family ties!

According to a lot of people, September is the perfect time to take some days off. Temperatures are mild, holidaymakers have deserted the beaches, calm reigns.

Coronavirus (or COVID-19) needs little introduction as it has been turning our lives upside down for several months now. Like many sectors, tourism has been affected by this crisis, but fortunately, it is now possible to have a good time abroad again with family and friends!

Ah, mountain holidays! For many of us, they rhyme with ski descents and hot chocolate by the fire…but that’s not all they’re about. Sports activities, unique experiences and culinary discoveries are also on the programme.

 

Just a few hours by plane from Belgium and France, Spain is the destination par excellence for anyone looking to escape to the sun for a family vacation.

After an emotionally charged year, there is nothing better than a holiday to recharge your batteries and enjoy yourself before getting back to « normal » life.

Carrying a baby is an ancestral technique that has endured in Africa, South America, Asia, and Oceania for thousands of years. For some anthropologists, the baby carrier may even be the first object to have been created by man.

For some families, going on a snow holiday is a tradition. From getting up early to face the most difficult black slopes to Christmas family meals accompanied by a good raclette and hot chocolate, there’s no question of abandoning this long-awaited holiday!

Pregnancy is a period of joy to be shared as a couple and a family, but it is also a time of profound upheaval on many levels, be they emotional, hormonal or physical, but one of those that is absolutely not to be neglected, even if it is sometimes forgotten, is food.

For many of us, mountain holidays are a real tradition and an eagerly awaited time of the year. Indeed, there is nothing like a week’s skiing to combine relaxation, sport and special moments with your loved ones.

Are you planning to go on holiday by the sea or lazing by the pool? In order to make the most of aquatic activities with your family, maximum safety must be ensured.

Spain is a true cultural treasure with a rich historical heritage. This plural, warm and welcoming country it a perfect place to spend a few days or several months.

Have you ever heard of swimming babies? This funny expression actually refers to new-borns who are able to hold their breath underwater to evolve in an aquatic environment.

Summer is here and brings holidays, outdoor activities and family outings, but also the burning rays of the sun. While sunlight is essential to stimulate vitamin D synthesis, it is important to protect ourselves at all ages and to pay special attention to our babies.

Sunny days are here and they bring with them the desire to escape to other horizons. The gentle warm summer wind blows the scent of the holidays on you…

Tourism is very often associated with a desire to see as much as possible in as little time as possible. This sometimes results in a disappointment, that of not having taken the time to really discover the region visited.