Most Extreme Airports
Here at I Love meet and greet, we love to listen to our customers’ stories of places they are flying off to or where they have been on holiday, when they drop off or collect their cars from us outside the airport. Their stories about the busiest airports, small airports and, in particular, the scariest runways are hugely fascinating.
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By Sarah Anglim at 23 Jan 2017
Best Holidays Couples
Are you looking for the ideal couples’ holiday? In need of a relaxing stylish city break to spend some time together or a romantic couples-only break to kick off the New Year? Listening to our customers, we have compiled our top destinations for any lovers wishing to fly off into the sunset looking for a romantic break. Get your holiday off to a relaxing start with our …
By Sarah Anglim at 9 Jan 2017
New Year Traditions
We all know that on New Year’s Eve wherever the clock strikes midnight marking the arrival of the new year, British families around the world will be breaking out into a rendition of the famous Auld Lang Syne song. For us in the UK, Auld Lang Syne is a New Year tradition and a key part of our New Year celebrations.
Fireworks and New Year’s resolutions also form part of our Ne…
By Sarah Anglim at 26 Dec 2016
Winter Sun Destinations
It’s that time of year again when many of our customers tell us, as we collect their car for meet and greet parking, how they are escaping the chilly weather and grey skies of the UK to indulge in some sunshine. So, we thought we would look at some of the 2016/2017 winter sun destinations they are flying off to.…
By Sarah Anglim at 28 Nov 2016
Christmas Traditions Around World
The wonder and magic of Christmas will soon be here and as our customers book their holiday airport parking for the festive season we thought we would look at whether Christmas traditions around the world are like the treasured ones we have here in the UK, such as leaving a mince pie out for Santa or sitting down and watching the Queen’s speech together.
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By Sarah Anglim at 17 Nov 2016
Fireworkfestivals
Remember, remember the fifth of November…Bonfire Night is also known as Fireworks Night or Guy Fawkes Night here in the UK. It’s a British tradition dating back to the Gunpowder Plot of 1605, when Catholic conspirator Guy Fawkes tried to blow up the Houses of Parliament and King James the First. The anniversary of Fawkes’ arrest on 05 November is celebrated each year in the UK with bonfires and…
By Sarah Anglim at 3 Nov 2016