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Britain’s Got Talent judge, 50, has jetted off by herself for a bit to soak up the sun without any distractions.Amanda updated her fans on how busy she has been doing nothing over the past few days, even trying her hand at jet skiing.The TV star jokingly called herself ‘Bond, Mandy Bond’ as she gave the water sport her best shot, managing to stay upright on the skis.She went from 007 to Bond girl in another unreal snap which saw her relaxing by the water in a low cut black swimsuit.Donning dark sunglasses she stretched out after her jetskiing session to catch some rays (and pose for the ‘gram).Her active afternoon came after a peaceful morning enjoying a massage with a stunning view out onto some decking and the sea beyond.Amanda tied her

Acqualina Resort & Residences. But now, the hotel’s marketing director Mauro Pinho said that his well-heeled guests are spending even more.“[This summer] it’s not unusual to see a bill of $250,000 for a month’s stay.

The bellhops are back this summer.Nearly every hotel in the New York City shut its doors last year. While some of the city’s most iconic rooms for rent — like Rosewood’s tony Carlyle Hotel, as well as the Mark and the Pierre — where quick to reopen (notably the Lotte Palace Hotel never closed), others — like the resplendent St.

Just when autumn’s chill makes eating al fresco much less enticing, and the reality of even going out hangs in the balance, here comes Hulu with a vicarious thrill to make foodies’ eyes and mouths water. The docuseries The Eater’s Guide to the World (}★★★★☆) is only a tiny bit cruel in how it rubs our faces in the many delectable possibilities of eating out in places we likely can’t get to these days.

following on Instagram — meet the real-life “Emily in Paris!”Go-getter Emily Jackson, 28, has been hooked on the smash-hit TV comedy ever since its release this month on Netflix because the premise bears a striking similarity to her own experience.“Not only do I share the name and career of the main character, but much of the plot resonates with me,” Jackson told The Post.

“It’s a long time coming,” notes Ewan McGregor of his reunion with fellow actor and motorbike enthusiast Charley Boorman – 12 years to be precise.

but to travel—for work, for emergencies, for any reason—and you should know that flying during the coronavirus is an entirely different experience than anything you're used to.While travel is certainly limited, planes and airports aren’t always the ghost towns you’d imagine them to be—at least not when I was traveling. A few weeks ago, I had no choice but to cross the country by plane, and in my attempt to come up with some kind of game plan, I consulted both the airline and The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for tips on what to bring in my carry-on.

South African’s have been stuck in lockdown for nearly 6 weeks now. It’s been a very stressful time for all of us. We’re all wishing we were somewhere else right now other than at home. The good news is that lockdown won’t last forever and we will start to live a different and new kind of normal life again in the coming months. Because of all the stress we’re all under now, a break away will be needed – even if it’s a weekend away in December, or a holiday in 2021. Budgets are all very tight right now so we thought we’d have a look at budget friendly local travel destinations within South Africa that are a must see.

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Bec then zoomed in on a tiny section on one shelf that stocked just a few packs of loo roll.

Joanna Lumley has said she is going to “put my trust” in public transport being safe and fly to France this summer with her husband.

coronavirus pandemic and the prospect of a summer holiday no longer being completely off the table, holidaymakers will be wondering how they can keep themselves safe if they’re heading abroad this year.Laura Hamilton, the host of A Place In The Sun, has shared her tips for staying safe if you do book to travel this year, as the government prepares to relax restrictions on non-essential travel. She told Metro.co.uk: ‘I’d definitely be taking hand sanitiser and face masks and I’m a massive advocate of this anyway, but I would say to travel with just hand luggage.’While many of us may struggle to limit ourselves to just a carry-on case, there’s actually a very good reason to cut back on taking all those clothes you know you’ll never

When Dorothy returned from Oz and declared, “There’s no place like home,” that dewy tribute to domesticity made sense, coming from a Kansas farm girl recently abducted by flying monkeys and repeatedly threatened by a wicked witch.