Leanne Rogers

I have travelled to Dubai a few times, it is a mixture of beautiful, shiny skyscrapers, state of the art buildings and beautiful beaches and sand dunes, fine dining, fabulous all-inclusive accommodation options, shopping at Dubai Mall and adrenaline filled experiences which make Dubai a fantastic tourist destination. You have the best of all worlds here. You are guaranteed warm weather all year round so it’s the perfect place to visit in our winter seasons. If you want to visit somewhere that does everything bigger & better, then Dubai is the place to be.

Mauritius was my first ever ‘tropical’ island that I have visited. The tropical island is hidden away in the southern Indian Ocean. You come here for the picture-postcard coastline, but scratch below the surface and you’ll discover what will take you back again. Mauritius holidays can be lazy days on the beach, but they can also be marine adventures and island explorations. With its powdery white-sand beaches framed by emerald peaks, sugar cane fields and lush rainforest, the beautiful island of Mauritius is the perfect setting for relaxing tropical holidays. Protected by the world's longest unbroken coral reef, the island has warm turquoise waters and glittering lagoons that are a dream to explore.

Holidays to Fuerteventura are great for families and is first and foremost about the beaches, and once you see them you'll understand why, they're the best in the Canaries! With more than 150 swathes of sand to its name, holidays to Fuerteventura, in the Canary Islands, are all about the beach. Its coast morphs from the empty sweeps at Cofete to the busy, bar-lined stretches in Jandia. Then there’s the Parque Natural de Corralejo to think about. Unravelling along the coast for 10 kilometres, this national park is a huge expanse of rolling sand dunes. My son particularly loved it at Corralejo harbour where he could sit on the side of the walkway.