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Where do people go on holiday from the UK if you hate Christmas, as an extrovert?

Hello,

As the question suggests, I don't really have much family in the UK and generally hate Christmas as a result. I'm 30F and single. I have 22 days holiday left for the year, do people have any suggestions from the UK on where might be good to go around Christmas time, that won't break the bank and also is maybe like a co-living space so that they'll be people around?

I've had friendmas (which was great!) but that's not happening this year, and I'm stuck in analysis paralysis of whether to go do Co-working in Tenerife or a big trip to Thailand for example.

Flights from Manchester also appreciated! And / or if you know any cool spaces in Scotland or Ireland that's cool too, just anywhere where people might be in the same boat as me I guess.

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u/Elephantsbehindsheds — 8 days ago
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Would this be the best plan??

Asked gpt to breakdown and give me the best 7 day trip to London as I'm planning this all for my family, roaming famous places to renting a car to cotswolds sounds a great plan if anyone has a better or any suggestions you can tell please and any keep in mind things before coming there??

u/EmployeeCritical2626 — 8 days ago
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luton airport DART query

hi all, off on a last minute holiday this weekend (sat - tues) flying from luton. ive flown from luton before but was coming from london and used the greenline bus which was great.

this time though im flying from my home town in the east midlands, where we'll be getting the train.

im just wondering where would be best to book to as im seeing conflicting information online - do i book to luton airport or luton airport parkway? im wanting the cheapest option as im on a budget (splashed on the hotel! :D). and specifically regarding the DART can i tap in and tap off? or do i have to book the tickets - they're quite expensive - £20 for a 4 minute journey! if i book to luton airport it includes the fare but is it cheaper than if i can tap on and off? please don't suggest walking as my fellow passenger will not be able to do that walk.

any help/guidance would be appreciated ASAP as looking to book soon obvs! thanks x

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u/Ok-Entertainment7878 — 7 days ago
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Selling a Southeastern train ticket from Canterbury West/East to London departing 12 Oct 6:23PM

I meant to buy a ticket for 11 Oct but I entered the wrong date and turns out my ticket is non-refundable.

Selling for £5 (open to negotiation)

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u/HedgehogRich8417 — 8 days ago