Entertain Kids Travelling
With the school holidays upon us, the question of keeping the children happy during the journey is on every parent’s mind. There is the possibility that they will disturb other passengers or become bored, especially during a long flight. However, we at I Love meet and greet have found some quick and easy solutions to travelling with children…
Our main piece of advice is to fi…
By Sarah Anglim at 23 Jul 2015
Expansion Gatwick Airport
With so much publicity and debate regarding the expansion of Gatwick Airport and with the Government’s decision imminent, we wanted to reconfirm why I Love meet and greet support the decision to build a second runway at Gatwick.
The building of this runway to the south of the existing airport would cost £7.8 billion compared with Heathrow’s third runaway which would cost £15.6…
By Sarah Anglim at 12 Jun 2015
Driving Licence Explained
As you may have already seen in the news recently, the UK paper counterpart driving licence for all existing photocard driving licence holders is to be scrapped on the 8th June 2015.
The paper driving licence will no longer be issued by the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) so if you renew or change your address details on your licence after June 8th…
By Sarah Anglim at 27 May 2015
Bit Great British Bee
According to Friends of the Earth our bees are in crisis as they have lost much of their natural habitat in the past 60 years and are under assault from pesticides and intensive farming. The UK has lost a shocking 20 species of bee and a further quarter, are on the red list of threatened species as 97% of our wild flower meadows have disappeared.
Bees pollinate 75% of our crop…
By Sarah Anglim at 14 May 2015
History Gatwick Airport
Gatwick Airport is the second largest airport in the UK flying to 200 destinations and can handle more than 40 million passengers a year. The airport has changed significantly over the last few years and we thought we would take a quick look back at how it all began and some of the history of the airport...
The name, Gatwick itself, dates back to 1241 when Richard de Warwick a…
By Sarah Anglim at 6 May 2015
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According to the Telegraph short breaks make people happier than one long holiday, and with two bank holidays in the month of May, it is the ideal opportunity to take advantage of the longer weekends and plan a quick trip abroad. We thought we would take a look at a selection of European city breaks ideal for the forthcoming bank holidays.
One of the most popular choices for a…
By Sarah Anglim at 27 Apr 2015