Despite some turbulence, the travel sector is just starting to pick up again. People are more able to travel outside of the UK and to go on holiday, as long as they are abiding by the rules of the country they are travelling to, and the rules of the UK. If you are going to go on holiday, picking the perfect accommodation will help you to feel safe, but it is also key to ensuring you have a relaxing, enjoyable break.

Staying in a self catering apartment tends to be the preference at the moment rather than staying in hotels. If you do choose to stay in an apartment, picking on with a good outlook and a wonderful view can make the experience all the more relaxing. Apartments in countries such as Spain and Portugal may be situated in very scenic spots, such as overlooking a golf course. Think about the view and the general setting, as well as the amenities.

2020 has been an unexpected year for the travel industry but that’s not to say it’s been a total failure. There are many instances where the travel industry has thrived, and in the UK, this is particularly the case in the later part of 2020. As more people choose to stay in the UK for holidays, the industry has really started to pick up.

Self catering cottages and apartments are particularly popular with people wanting a holiday, and they can accommodate families easily – people can often bring pets on holiday too, another bonus of travelling in the UK. I holiday in the UK can be very fulfilling and there are many beauty spots all over, for families to go hiking, get back to nature, explore local attractions, visit museums or simply relax in a beautiful character cottage together. Travelling within the UK is quicker too and can be much more convenient than flying.

Many different types of holiday will be suitable for children, but not all will be enjoyable for them. You might think on initial consideration that a golfing holiday might not be the best idea for a child, but actually, it could turn out to be something they really enjoy. It will be a new life experience and will give them the chance to focus on life skill that could serve them well in life.

If you choose to take your children on a golfing holiday, it’s probably best to stay in a golf village or a similar type of accommodation that’s close to your golfing destinations but that will have plenty of options to entertain your family as well. There are golf villages throughout the Algarve region of Portugal, and in other similar destinations across Europe, that would be happy to have children. They will have swimming pools and various facilities to help families have great holiday.

Staying in a golf village in the beautiful Algarve region is something that is a dream for many. You will have the chance to improve your game, play various rounds of golf – and what’s more, you family will have a great time too. Staying in a golf village is a good decision for young families who want to take their children holiday abroad, but want good weather and a place to relax.

Here is the lowdown on golf villages and their benefits:

• They’re great for everyone. You don’t need to have a love for golf. You can learn the sport from scratch, or you can take people along who aren’t golf enthusiasts and they can enjoy some time in the sun.
• They’re beautiful. Imagine a gorgeous apartment overlooking a golf course.
• They’re welcoming. Enjoy local food and hospitality, with plenty of options in the golf village and on your doorstep.

If you enjoy golf and want to spend some time on holiday playing your favourite sport, then a golfing holiday was made for you. There are plenty of options, however, there are also some considerations you will need to take into account. Consider these points before booking your golf holiday:

• Accommodation. If it is a family holiday, make sure there are options for everyone. Check what is included in the price, and whether there is air conditioning – if you’re going somewhere hot and have young children, this will be very much appreciated.
• Location. See what is available in the local area before you book. If it is fairly remote, then you might need to get a car whilst you are there.
• Food. Many people stay in golf villages that will have their own facilities, including swimming pools and restaurants. If you have an apartment then you will also have your own kitchen facilities.