🦘 DID YOU KNOW? The quokka is often called the “world’s happiest animal”! 😊
With its naturally cheerful-looking expression and curious personality, the quokka has become one of Australia’s most beloved wildlife icons. But there is much more to this small marsupial than its famous “smile”.
🌿 WHERE CAN YOU FIND THEM?
Quokkas are native to Western Australia. The largest population lives on Rottnest Island, also known as Wadjemup, while smaller populations can be found on Bald Island and in a few protected areas on the mainland.
🌟 WHY ARE QUOKKAS SO SPECIAL?
😊 Their naturally rounded face and mouth can make them look as though they are smiling, earning them their famous nickname.
🦘 Quokkas are marsupials, meaning mothers carry their young in a pouch.
👶 A baby quokka, called a joey, spends its early life safely developing inside its mother's pouch.
🌙 They are mainly nocturnal, becoming more active around dusk and during the night.
🌿 They are excellent climbers and can sometimes climb low shrubs and trees in search of food.
💧 Quokkas are remarkably well adapted to their environment and can survive for long periods with limited access to fresh water.
🍃 WHAT DO THEY EAT?
Quokkas are herbivores. They feed mainly on grasses, leaves, stems, bark and other vegetation. They can also obtain much of their moisture from the plants they eat.
🤝 ARE QUOKKAS FRIENDLY WITH PEOPLE?
Quokkas are naturally curious and may approach people, especially in places where they are accustomed to visitors. However, they are wild animals and should never be touched, fed or encouraged to approach.
📸 The famous “quokka selfie” may look adorable, but the best wildlife encounter is one where the animal remains comfortable and undisturbed.
🌏 WHY SEE THEM?
Seeing a quokka in the wild is a uniquely Australian wildlife experience. Imagine exploring Rottnest Island and unexpectedly coming across one of these curious little marsupials in its natural surroundings!
💬 Would meeting a quokka be on your Australia bucket list? Tell us in the comments and tag someone who would love to see one! 🦘🌿
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With its naturally cheerful-looking expression and curious personality, the quokka has become one of Australia’s most beloved wildlife icons. But there is much more to this small marsupial than its famous “smile”.
🌿 WHERE CAN YOU FIND THEM?
Quokkas are native to Western Australia. The largest population lives on Rottnest Island, also known as Wadjemup, while smaller populations can be found on Bald Island and in a few protected areas on the mainland.
🌟 WHY ARE QUOKKAS SO SPECIAL?
😊 Their naturally rounded face and mouth can make them look as though they are smiling, earning them their famous nickname.
🦘 Quokkas are marsupials, meaning mothers carry their young in a pouch.
👶 A baby quokka, called a joey, spends its early life safely developing inside its mother's pouch.
🌙 They are mainly nocturnal, becoming more active around dusk and during the night.
🌿 They are excellent climbers and can sometimes climb low shrubs and trees in search of food.
💧 Quokkas are remarkably well adapted to their environment and can survive for long periods with limited access to fresh water.
🍃 WHAT DO THEY EAT?
Quokkas are herbivores. They feed mainly on grasses, leaves, stems, bark and other vegetation. They can also obtain much of their moisture from the plants they eat.
🤝 ARE QUOKKAS FRIENDLY WITH PEOPLE?
Quokkas are naturally curious and may approach people, especially in places where they are accustomed to visitors. However, they are wild animals and should never be touched, fed or encouraged to approach.
📸 The famous “quokka selfie” may look adorable, but the best wildlife encounter is one where the animal remains comfortable and undisturbed.
🌏 WHY SEE THEM?
Seeing a quokka in the wild is a uniquely Australian wildlife experience. Imagine exploring Rottnest Island and unexpectedly coming across one of these curious little marsupials in its natural surroundings!
💬 Would meeting a quokka be on your Australia bucket list? Tell us in the comments and tag someone who would love to see one! 🦘🌿
#DidYouKnow #Quokka #QuokkaSelfie #Wildlife #Australia #WesternAustralia #RottnestIsland #Wadjemup #NatureFacts #AnimalFacts #WildlifeTravel #NatureLovers #AustralianWildlife #TravelBucketList #Conservation #edentravelsltd #edentravelsltd2024
📖Biblical Leaders in Modern Business:
Job — When Everything Is Tested, What Will Your Business Reveal?
What happens to your business when the success disappears?
What happens to your leadership when the opportunities dry up, the reputation is questioned, the numbers collapse and the people around you begin to wonder whether you have lost everything?
And perhaps the most important question: when everything is stripped away, who are you when nobody is watching?
In our Biblical Leaders in Modern Business series, we have looked at leaders such as Nehemiah, Joseph, Esther, Daniel, Ruth, Moses, Lydia and Boaz. Each story gives us principles that remain remarkably relevant to leadership, entrepreneurship and doing business today.
Job gives us something different.
His story is not primarily about how to build a successful business. It is about how to remain a person of integrity when success is taken away.
And that may be one of the greatest tests of business leadership.
Job was a successful businessman
The Bible introduces Job as a man of exceptional prosperity.
He had thousands of sheep and camels, hundreds of oxen and donkeys, many servants and a household of significant influence. His wealth was substantial, but the most important description comes before the inventory of his possessions:
“That man was blameless and upright; he feared God and shunned evil.” — Job 1:1
Notice the order.
His character comes before his capital.
His relationship with God comes before his resources.
His integrity comes before his success.
Job was not successful because he had money. His wealth was one part of his life, but it was not the foundation of his identity.
That distinction matters enormously in modern business.
We live in a world where success is often measured by revenue, valuation, property, market share, followers, influence and lifestyle.
But God looks deeper.
He sees how we acquire wealth.
He sees how we treat employees.
He sees how we speak to customers.
He sees how we negotiate.
He sees what we do when nobody is checking.
He sees whether our values remain intact when there is pressure to compromise.
God knows not only what we have built, but how we built it.
The real test of a business leader
Job's greatest test was not whether he could make money.
It was whether his faithfulness to God depended upon the benefits he received from God.
Everything changed in an extraordinarily short period.
His livestock were destroyed. His servants were killed. His children died. His health was devastated. His social standing collapsed.
The successful businessman became a suffering man.
Yet Job's response is one of the most extraordinary statements of faith in Scripture:
“The Lord gave and the Lord has taken away; may the name of the Lord be praised.” — Job 1:21
Job did not understand what was happening.
He did not pretend that the pain did not exist.
He questioned. He grieved. He wrestled with God. His friends misunderstood him and, at times, made his suffering even harder.
But Job refused to abandon his integrity.
That speaks directly to business owners and leaders today.
There will be seasons when the business grows.
There will also be seasons when contracts disappear, markets change, costs rise, investments fail, people leave and plans collapse.
A strong business leader is not simply someone who performs well in favourable conditions.
Leadership is revealed when circumstances become unfavourable.
What happens when the numbers change?
Job's story challenges us to ask ourselves a difficult question:
If God removed the success, would we still be faithful?
Would we still deal honestly with people if nobody could expose us?
Would we still pay people fairly when cash flow was tight?
Would we still honour our commitments when breaking them would be more profitable?
Would we still treat a small customer with the same respect as a major client?
Would we still speak well of a competitor?
Would we still refuse a deal that required us to compromise our principles?
These are not merely questions of business ethics.
They are questions of character.
In Job 31, Job effectively gives us a picture of his ethical framework. He speaks about how he treated his servants, the vulnerable, the poor, widows and orphans. He rejects exploiting others, dishonest scales, adultery, greed and putting his confidence in wealth.
In other words, Job understood that business success could never give him permission to abandon human dignity.
That is a powerful lesson for today's marketplace.
Profit matters.
Growth matters.
Cash flow matters.
But people matter too.
And God cares about how we treat them.
Your people are part of your testimony
One of the most challenging aspects of Job's story is that his integrity was not simply demonstrated in his relationship with God.
It was demonstrated in how he treated people.
This is particularly relevant to anyone who employs people, manages suppliers, serves customers or has influence over others.
It is easy to talk about values.
It is much harder to practise them when someone is inconvenient, underperforming, demanding or unable to give us anything in return.
Job's example reminds us that our treatment of people is part of our witness.
The employee who cannot fight back.
The supplier who needs your business.
The customer who made a mistake.
The person who has just started working for you.
The competitor who is winning business from you.
The colleague who disagrees with you.
God sees how we treat people who have no power to benefit us.
That is where character becomes visible.
Do not confuse God's blessing with an easy life
There is another important lesson in Job's story.
Job was a righteous man, yet he suffered terribly.
That destroys the simplistic idea that if we follow God, everything in business will always go smoothly.
Faith is not a guarantee against difficult markets.
Integrity does not mean every deal will succeed.
Prayer does not mean every contract will be signed.
God's blessing does not mean there will never be setbacks.
Sometimes faithful people experience extraordinary difficulty.
Job's story therefore gives us a more mature understanding of God's blessing.
Blessing is not simply having more. It is having God with us through whatever we have.
And when God does restore Job, the restoration is extraordinary.
Job 42:10 tells us that the Lord restored his fortunes and gave him twice as much as he had before.
His livestock were restored in doubled measure. He was blessed with a renewed family, a long life and a future beyond his suffering.
But we should be careful not to turn Job into a formula:
“Be faithful and God will make you rich.”
That is not the message.
The deeper message is this:
Our faithfulness is not a transaction with God.
We do not honour God so that He will increase our bank balance.
We honour God because He is God.
And yet, Job's story also gives us hope that loss does not have to be the end of the story.
God can restore.
God can rebuild.
God can bring new beginnings from seasons that looked completely finished.
There was one more thing Job had to do
Perhaps one of the most beautiful moments comes near the end of the story.
Job's friends had spent much of the book explaining why they believed Job was suffering. They judged him, criticised him and assumed they understood what God was doing.
But God corrected them.
Then something remarkable happened.
Job prayed for his friends.
The man who had been wounded by their words chose to intercede for them.
And it was after this that Job's restoration came.
There is a profound leadership lesson here.
Sometimes the final barrier to restoration is not what has happened to us, but what we are willing to release.
Business can leave wounds.
People disappoint us.
Partners let us down.
Employees make mistakes.
Customers behave unfairly.
Competitors sometimes act dishonestly.
But leadership requires us to decide whether we will allow those experiences to harden us.
Job could have remained consumed by his pain.
Instead, he prayed for the very people who had made his suffering more difficult.
That is remarkable character.
What will God say about your business?
Job's story ultimately takes us beyond balance sheets and business plans.
It asks us what kind of people we are becoming while we build our businesses.
When God looks at your company, what does He see?
Does He see integrity?
Does He see generosity?
Does He see fairness?
Does He see people being treated with dignity?
Does He see leaders who keep their word?
Does He see wealth being handled responsibly?
Does He see someone who remains faithful when the business is thriving — and when it is struggling?
Because there is a sobering truth in Job's story:
God sees the parts of our business that our customers never see.
He sees the conversation behind the closed door.
He sees the decision made when nobody is watching.
He sees the motive behind the deal.
He sees how we treat the person at the bottom of the organisation.
He sees whether our public values match our private behaviour.
And ultimately, He knows our hearts.
The business lesson from Job
Job teaches us that the greatest asset we build is not our company.
It is our character.
A company can lose money and recover.
A market can collapse and return.
A deal can fail and another opportunity can appear.
A business can even be rebuilt from almost nothing.
But character is different.
Once integrity is compromised, rebuilding trust can take years.
So perhaps the question for every Christian entrepreneur and business leader is not simply:
“How successful is my business?”
Perhaps we should also ask:
“What kind of person is my business success making me?”
And when the pressure comes:
“Will I remain the same person?”
Job's story reminds us that God is not impressed merely by what we accumulate.
He cares about who we are.
He cares about how we treat people.
He cares about how we handle influence.
He cares about what happens when our faith is tested.
And He cares about whether we remain faithful when the outcome is uncertain.
When everything is tested
Job lost almost everything.
But he did not lose the one thing that mattered most: his integrity before God.
Eventually, God restored him — and restored him abundantly.
For those of us building businesses today, that is both a challenge and an encouragement.
Build boldly.
Pursue excellence.
Create wealth.
Employ people.
Serve customers.
Take opportunities.
But never allow success to become your god, and never allow adversity to become your excuse for compromising who you are.
Because your business is more than a balance sheet.
It is a reflection of your values.
And your leadership is more than what people see in the boardroom.
God sees how we do business.
He sees how we treat people.
He sees how we respond when success comes.
He sees how we respond when success disappears.
And perhaps the greatest measure of a successful Christian business leader is not simply what they built when everything went right, but who they remained when everything went wrong.
Like Job, may we build businesses with integrity, lead people with dignity, steward success with humility, endure adversity with faith, and trust God enough to know that even when we cannot see what He is doing, He is still at work.
**Because the ultimate business legacy is not what we leave behind.
It is the character we leave behind in the people we have touched.**
#BiblicalLeaders #ChristianBusiness #FaithAndBusiness #BusinessLeadership #Leadership #Integrity #GodlyLeadership #BusinessEthics #Entrepreneurship #BiblicalLeadersinModernBusiness #Edentravelsltd #edentravelsltd2024
Job — When Everything Is Tested, What Will Your Business Reveal?
What happens to your business when the success disappears?
What happens to your leadership when the opportunities dry up, the reputation is questioned, the numbers collapse and the people around you begin to wonder whether you have lost everything?
And perhaps the most important question: when everything is stripped away, who are you when nobody is watching?
In our Biblical Leaders in Modern Business series, we have looked at leaders such as Nehemiah, Joseph, Esther, Daniel, Ruth, Moses, Lydia and Boaz. Each story gives us principles that remain remarkably relevant to leadership, entrepreneurship and doing business today.
Job gives us something different.
His story is not primarily about how to build a successful business. It is about how to remain a person of integrity when success is taken away.
And that may be one of the greatest tests of business leadership.
Job was a successful businessman
The Bible introduces Job as a man of exceptional prosperity.
He had thousands of sheep and camels, hundreds of oxen and donkeys, many servants and a household of significant influence. His wealth was substantial, but the most important description comes before the inventory of his possessions:
“That man was blameless and upright; he feared God and shunned evil.” — Job 1:1
Notice the order.
His character comes before his capital.
His relationship with God comes before his resources.
His integrity comes before his success.
Job was not successful because he had money. His wealth was one part of his life, but it was not the foundation of his identity.
That distinction matters enormously in modern business.
We live in a world where success is often measured by revenue, valuation, property, market share, followers, influence and lifestyle.
But God looks deeper.
He sees how we acquire wealth.
He sees how we treat employees.
He sees how we speak to customers.
He sees how we negotiate.
He sees what we do when nobody is checking.
He sees whether our values remain intact when there is pressure to compromise.
God knows not only what we have built, but how we built it.
The real test of a business leader
Job's greatest test was not whether he could make money.
It was whether his faithfulness to God depended upon the benefits he received from God.
Everything changed in an extraordinarily short period.
His livestock were destroyed. His servants were killed. His children died. His health was devastated. His social standing collapsed.
The successful businessman became a suffering man.
Yet Job's response is one of the most extraordinary statements of faith in Scripture:
“The Lord gave and the Lord has taken away; may the name of the Lord be praised.” — Job 1:21
Job did not understand what was happening.
He did not pretend that the pain did not exist.
He questioned. He grieved. He wrestled with God. His friends misunderstood him and, at times, made his suffering even harder.
But Job refused to abandon his integrity.
That speaks directly to business owners and leaders today.
There will be seasons when the business grows.
There will also be seasons when contracts disappear, markets change, costs rise, investments fail, people leave and plans collapse.
A strong business leader is not simply someone who performs well in favourable conditions.
Leadership is revealed when circumstances become unfavourable.
What happens when the numbers change?
Job's story challenges us to ask ourselves a difficult question:
If God removed the success, would we still be faithful?
Would we still deal honestly with people if nobody could expose us?
Would we still pay people fairly when cash flow was tight?
Would we still honour our commitments when breaking them would be more profitable?
Would we still treat a small customer with the same respect as a major client?
Would we still speak well of a competitor?
Would we still refuse a deal that required us to compromise our principles?
These are not merely questions of business ethics.
They are questions of character.
In Job 31, Job effectively gives us a picture of his ethical framework. He speaks about how he treated his servants, the vulnerable, the poor, widows and orphans. He rejects exploiting others, dishonest scales, adultery, greed and putting his confidence in wealth.
In other words, Job understood that business success could never give him permission to abandon human dignity.
That is a powerful lesson for today's marketplace.
Profit matters.
Growth matters.
Cash flow matters.
But people matter too.
And God cares about how we treat them.
Your people are part of your testimony
One of the most challenging aspects of Job's story is that his integrity was not simply demonstrated in his relationship with God.
It was demonstrated in how he treated people.
This is particularly relevant to anyone who employs people, manages suppliers, serves customers or has influence over others.
It is easy to talk about values.
It is much harder to practise them when someone is inconvenient, underperforming, demanding or unable to give us anything in return.
Job's example reminds us that our treatment of people is part of our witness.
The employee who cannot fight back.
The supplier who needs your business.
The customer who made a mistake.
The person who has just started working for you.
The competitor who is winning business from you.
The colleague who disagrees with you.
God sees how we treat people who have no power to benefit us.
That is where character becomes visible.
Do not confuse God's blessing with an easy life
There is another important lesson in Job's story.
Job was a righteous man, yet he suffered terribly.
That destroys the simplistic idea that if we follow God, everything in business will always go smoothly.
Faith is not a guarantee against difficult markets.
Integrity does not mean every deal will succeed.
Prayer does not mean every contract will be signed.
God's blessing does not mean there will never be setbacks.
Sometimes faithful people experience extraordinary difficulty.
Job's story therefore gives us a more mature understanding of God's blessing.
Blessing is not simply having more. It is having God with us through whatever we have.
And when God does restore Job, the restoration is extraordinary.
Job 42:10 tells us that the Lord restored his fortunes and gave him twice as much as he had before.
His livestock were restored in doubled measure. He was blessed with a renewed family, a long life and a future beyond his suffering.
But we should be careful not to turn Job into a formula:
“Be faithful and God will make you rich.”
That is not the message.
The deeper message is this:
Our faithfulness is not a transaction with God.
We do not honour God so that He will increase our bank balance.
We honour God because He is God.
And yet, Job's story also gives us hope that loss does not have to be the end of the story.
God can restore.
God can rebuild.
God can bring new beginnings from seasons that looked completely finished.
There was one more thing Job had to do
Perhaps one of the most beautiful moments comes near the end of the story.
Job's friends had spent much of the book explaining why they believed Job was suffering. They judged him, criticised him and assumed they understood what God was doing.
But God corrected them.
Then something remarkable happened.
Job prayed for his friends.
The man who had been wounded by their words chose to intercede for them.
And it was after this that Job's restoration came.
There is a profound leadership lesson here.
Sometimes the final barrier to restoration is not what has happened to us, but what we are willing to release.
Business can leave wounds.
People disappoint us.
Partners let us down.
Employees make mistakes.
Customers behave unfairly.
Competitors sometimes act dishonestly.
But leadership requires us to decide whether we will allow those experiences to harden us.
Job could have remained consumed by his pain.
Instead, he prayed for the very people who had made his suffering more difficult.
That is remarkable character.
What will God say about your business?
Job's story ultimately takes us beyond balance sheets and business plans.
It asks us what kind of people we are becoming while we build our businesses.
When God looks at your company, what does He see?
Does He see integrity?
Does He see generosity?
Does He see fairness?
Does He see people being treated with dignity?
Does He see leaders who keep their word?
Does He see wealth being handled responsibly?
Does He see someone who remains faithful when the business is thriving — and when it is struggling?
Because there is a sobering truth in Job's story:
God sees the parts of our business that our customers never see.
He sees the conversation behind the closed door.
He sees the decision made when nobody is watching.
He sees the motive behind the deal.
He sees how we treat the person at the bottom of the organisation.
He sees whether our public values match our private behaviour.
And ultimately, He knows our hearts.
The business lesson from Job
Job teaches us that the greatest asset we build is not our company.
It is our character.
A company can lose money and recover.
A market can collapse and return.
A deal can fail and another opportunity can appear.
A business can even be rebuilt from almost nothing.
But character is different.
Once integrity is compromised, rebuilding trust can take years.
So perhaps the question for every Christian entrepreneur and business leader is not simply:
“How successful is my business?”
Perhaps we should also ask:
“What kind of person is my business success making me?”
And when the pressure comes:
“Will I remain the same person?”
Job's story reminds us that God is not impressed merely by what we accumulate.
He cares about who we are.
He cares about how we treat people.
He cares about how we handle influence.
He cares about what happens when our faith is tested.
And He cares about whether we remain faithful when the outcome is uncertain.
When everything is tested
Job lost almost everything.
But he did not lose the one thing that mattered most: his integrity before God.
Eventually, God restored him — and restored him abundantly.
For those of us building businesses today, that is both a challenge and an encouragement.
Build boldly.
Pursue excellence.
Create wealth.
Employ people.
Serve customers.
Take opportunities.
But never allow success to become your god, and never allow adversity to become your excuse for compromising who you are.
Because your business is more than a balance sheet.
It is a reflection of your values.
And your leadership is more than what people see in the boardroom.
God sees how we do business.
He sees how we treat people.
He sees how we respond when success comes.
He sees how we respond when success disappears.
And perhaps the greatest measure of a successful Christian business leader is not simply what they built when everything went right, but who they remained when everything went wrong.
Like Job, may we build businesses with integrity, lead people with dignity, steward success with humility, endure adversity with faith, and trust God enough to know that even when we cannot see what He is doing, He is still at work.
**Because the ultimate business legacy is not what we leave behind.
It is the character we leave behind in the people we have touched.**
#BiblicalLeaders #ChristianBusiness #FaithAndBusiness #BusinessLeadership #Leadership #Integrity #GodlyLeadership #BusinessEthics #Entrepreneurship #BiblicalLeadersinModernBusiness #Edentravelsltd #edentravelsltd2024
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✅ Includes all mandatory taxes and fees
👀Worth visiting while in Los Angeles:
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⛪St John's Episcopal Cathedral
⛪St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church
⛪First Congregational Church of Los Angeles
👀Worth visiting while in Anaheim:
⛪St. Boniface Catholic Church
⛪Saddleback Church Anaheim
⛪St. Michael's Abbey
☎️ = 07708370977
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💷 Available from £99pp deposit
✅ Includes all mandatory taxes and fees
✨Early booking 25% savings on stay - Complimentary Return Speedboat Transfers - book by 15 October
✈️ Indirect flights from London Heathrow with Etihad Airways from £1,799pp
✈️ Indirect flights from Dublin with Etihad Airways from £1,799pp
✈️ Indirect flights from Manchester with Qatar Airways from £1,879pp
✈️ Indirect flights from Glasgow with British Airways from £2,229pp
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Terms and conditions apply. Total prices shown are per person based on 2 adults sharing. Offer correct at time of publication and subject to availability and change. Holiday operated by Gold Medal Travel Group, Lancaster House, Centurion Way, Leyland, PR26 6TX. ATOL protected 2916, ABTA V6805. Cancellation rights apply.
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💆🏼♀️ BUCHAREST with THERME BUCURESTI SPA 💆🏼♀️
Enjoy a city break in vibrant Bucharest, with time to unwind at the incredible Therme Bucuresti spa!
✈️ 8th December 2026 x 3 nights
👉 Pay to Eden Travels Ltd from ONLY £289 per person!
Highlights:
⭐ Explore beautiful Bucharest
⭐ Visit Therme București
⭐ Relax in the thermal pools
⭐ Enjoy a peaceful spa escape
👀Worth visiting while in Bucharest:
⛪Catedrala Mântuirii Neamului
⛪The Patriarchal Cathedral
⛪The Church of the "Stavropoleos" Monastery
⛪Saint Joseph’s Catholic Cathedral
⛪Kretzulescu Church
Price includes:
🇧🇬 Return flights from London Stansted
🇧🇬 Airport taxes and security charges
🇧🇬 4* Atrium Hotel Bucharest City Centre, bed and breakfast
🇧🇬 Therme Bucuresti SPA Ticket with transfer
🇧🇬 No transfers
🇧🇬 1 x small under-seat cabin bag per person
🏨 Pay to hotel on arrival: £5 per person
🌍 Pay to Eden Travels Ltd: £289 per person
👉 Total ONLY: £294 per person
✨ Full payment required ✨
⏰ Flight times
🛩️ London Stansted to Bucharest - 0805 / 1315
🛩️ Bucharest to London Stansted - 2155 / 2315
BOOK NOW!
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ℹ Subject to availability & change - ATOL 9078. Prices are based on 2 sharing. 'Pay to hotel on arrival’ is correct at the time of quoting/booking but may differ at check-in because of local increases and/or currency fluctuations.
Tour Operator: Tailormade
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Enjoy a city break in vibrant Bucharest, with time to unwind at the incredible Therme Bucuresti spa!
✈️ 8th December 2026 x 3 nights
👉 Pay to Eden Travels Ltd from ONLY £289 per person!
Highlights:
⭐ Explore beautiful Bucharest
⭐ Visit Therme București
⭐ Relax in the thermal pools
⭐ Enjoy a peaceful spa escape
👀Worth visiting while in Bucharest:
⛪Catedrala Mântuirii Neamului
⛪The Patriarchal Cathedral
⛪The Church of the "Stavropoleos" Monastery
⛪Saint Joseph’s Catholic Cathedral
⛪Kretzulescu Church
Price includes:
🇧🇬 Return flights from London Stansted
🇧🇬 Airport taxes and security charges
🇧🇬 4* Atrium Hotel Bucharest City Centre, bed and breakfast
🇧🇬 Therme Bucuresti SPA Ticket with transfer
🇧🇬 No transfers
🇧🇬 1 x small under-seat cabin bag per person
🏨 Pay to hotel on arrival: £5 per person
🌍 Pay to Eden Travels Ltd: £289 per person
👉 Total ONLY: £294 per person
✨ Full payment required ✨
⏰ Flight times
🛩️ London Stansted to Bucharest - 0805 / 1315
🛩️ Bucharest to London Stansted - 2155 / 2315
BOOK NOW!
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ℹ Subject to availability & change - ATOL 9078. Prices are based on 2 sharing. 'Pay to hotel on arrival’ is correct at the time of quoting/booking but may differ at check-in because of local increases and/or currency fluctuations.
Tour Operator: Tailormade
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❄️🎄 YULETIDE DELIGHTS: AMSTERDAM ESCAPE 🎄❄️
It won't take long to understand why Amsterdam is called 'the Venice of the North'. The city's picturesque canals and historic architecture shape this cultural hub where art, history, and modernity meet!
✈️ 19th December 2027 x 2 nights
👉 From ONLY £219 per person!
Highlights:
⭐ Enjoy a festive escape to Amsterdam
⭐ Explore Amsterdam’s charming Christmas atmosphere
⭐ Discover the city’s famous canals, streets and landmarks
⭐ Relax and unwind aboard Ambassador
👀Worth visiting while in Amsterdam:
⛪Basilica of Saint Nicholas
⛪Oude Kerk Amsterdam
⛪The New Church
⛪Westerkerk
⛪Ons' Lieve Heer op Solder
Price includes:
🌊 2 nights onboard the Ambassador Ambience
🌊 Sail directly from London Tilbury
🌊 Full board
💤 Ocean view cabin – £219 per person
✨ Deposit : £69 per person ✨
💤 Balcony cabin – £309 per person
✨ Deposit : £89 per person ✨
💤 Suite – £399 per person
✨ Deposit : £99 per person ✨
BOOK NOW!
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ℹ Subject to availability & change - ATOL 9078. Prices are based on 2 sharing. At the time of quoting/booking, there are no additional compulsory charges; however, these may change before travel.
Tour Operator: Tailormade
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It won't take long to understand why Amsterdam is called 'the Venice of the North'. The city's picturesque canals and historic architecture shape this cultural hub where art, history, and modernity meet!
✈️ 19th December 2027 x 2 nights
👉 From ONLY £219 per person!
Highlights:
⭐ Enjoy a festive escape to Amsterdam
⭐ Explore Amsterdam’s charming Christmas atmosphere
⭐ Discover the city’s famous canals, streets and landmarks
⭐ Relax and unwind aboard Ambassador
👀Worth visiting while in Amsterdam:
⛪Basilica of Saint Nicholas
⛪Oude Kerk Amsterdam
⛪The New Church
⛪Westerkerk
⛪Ons' Lieve Heer op Solder
Price includes:
🌊 2 nights onboard the Ambassador Ambience
🌊 Sail directly from London Tilbury
🌊 Full board
💤 Ocean view cabin – £219 per person
✨ Deposit : £69 per person ✨
💤 Balcony cabin – £309 per person
✨ Deposit : £89 per person ✨
💤 Suite – £399 per person
✨ Deposit : £99 per person ✨
BOOK NOW!
☎️ = 07708370977
📧= info@edentravels.co.uk
ℹ Subject to availability & change - ATOL 9078. Prices are based on 2 sharing. At the time of quoting/booking, there are no additional compulsory charges; however, these may change before travel.
Tour Operator: Tailormade
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