FlyRide

FlyRide has been such a special part of my journey, and I’m so grateful to every single person who supported it.⁣
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What started as a passion project grew into something busier than I ever imagined, and with everything else on my plate, I can no longer give FlyRide the time and energy it truly deserves.⁣
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This decision has been a long time coming, it took many months of mental battles on the right way to do this but closing down is the right thing for me personally. I need to give myself some me time & not work to max capacity. It wasn’t sustainable & I felt it.⁣
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I’ve not ventured far. Some of you may know, I now work with Hays Travel as a personal travel consultant planning holidays every day, so making family travel easier is still something I’m so closely linked to.⁣
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I’ve added where you can still find me for family travel tips in my bio.⁣
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From the bottom of my heart thank you to everyone who’s supported me over the last 3 years.⁣
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All the best x⁣

🙋‍♀️ What’s the deal with tourist taxes in Europe?⁣
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Planning a family holiday in Europe? Here’s something you should know…⁣
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What is tourist tax?⁣ 💴
It’s a small fee paid locally, usually at check in or check out of accommodation to help support local tourism services.⁣
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Do UK travellers have to pay?⁣
Yes! Tourist taxes apply to everyone, regardless of where you’re from.⁣
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How much is it?⁣
It varies by country & accommodation type. Usually €1-4 per adult, per night. Kids are often free!⁣
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Examples by country:⁣
🇪🇸 Spain - €0.50-4⁣
🇬🇷 Greece - €0.50-4⁣
🇮🇹 Italy - €2-7⁣
🇫🇷 France - €0.20-4⁣
🇵🇹 Portugal - €2⁣
Please always check for up to date prices!⁣
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Top tips for families
They’re unlikely to be included in your holiday price so budget for them. ⁣
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Always check with your tour operator or travel agent to be sure.⁣ 📱
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If you’d like me to post more specifics about tourist taxes, hit like! ⁣
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