Taking a break - My Life After Divorce : Reasons and Support, UK

Life after divorce may not be a picnic so you deserve a holiday and so do the kids

Bringing up your children after your divorce and supporting the family on less money than in the past is a tough job. A holiday is a good idea and richly deserved. The travel industry has now begun to understand the needs of the single parent traveler and his or her family.

Holidays after divorce: how to survive and enjoy

Family holidays are always a special time. Whether it's Blackpool, Benidorm or Barbados there are fond (or in some cases not so fond) memories of times together. Divorce changes all that.

Eco friendly holidays

You want a much needed holiday after your divorce but you feel guilty about the size of your carbon footprint so how do you square your conscience with having a great holiday?

Going on holiday

Twenty per cent of divorced men and women take a holiday in the first six months after their divorce and twenty five per cent of those admit to having had a fling with a member of the opposite sex while away.

Type of holiday

A holiday gives you the opportunity to relax after divorce or can be an opportunity to let your hair down and have fun. Whatever you choose to do make the most of things.

Where to go

Once you’ve decided what you need from your post divorce holiday you literally have a whole world from which to choose your destination. However, there are some places it is better not to go to.

Holiday romances

We’ve heard the stories or even indulged ourselves while on holiday. Things look better in the sun, temperatures are soaring and so is your libido, so why worry? Read on to find out.