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tom - 18th February 2012 - 0 comments

Client: Best At Travel

What they do: Best At Travel offer both the independent traveller and packaged holidaymaker a vast range of holidays and cruises to destinations worldwide.

Why they came to us: The client wanted a content house with dedicated travel specialists to produce authoritative copy on a range of subjects to fast turnaround times.

What we do for them: Each month, our travel specialists provide tens of thousands of words of copy on topics such as weather guides, destination overviews, events guides and detailed hotel descriptions.

What were the results? Thanks to our content, Best At Travel were able to publish hundreds of thousands of words of engaging, lively copy to prospective holidaymakers in a short space of time.

Bermuda

Bermuda weather has a favourable reputation among holidaymakers, but contrary to popular belief the islands located off the eastern coast of the US do not have a tropical climate. Fortunately, though, the weather is mild and pleasant all year round, with temperatures reaching 30 degrees C in the summer and rarely falling below 20 degrees C during the winter.

Visitors are advised to sample the Bermuda climate between April and October – this is when the weather is at its most enjoyable, while the sea remains at an ideal temperature for bathing. Despite the regular and uninterrupted sunshine, Bermuda’s position in the North Atlantic means there is a chance of rainfall, so holidaymakers are advised to pack a light waterproof ahead of their visit.

Because Bermuda weather is so pleasant, the UK overseas territory is often referred to as the Jewel of the Atlantic. Thanks to its advantageous location, Bermuda benefits from the warmth of the Gulf Stream while being free from the relentless heat of the tropical Caribbean. A further advantage the islands have over their Caribbean neighbours is that, while hurricanes do occur, they are far less common.

Fortunately, many hotels on the islands offer a ‘hurricane guarantee’, which means holidaymakers will not lose out financially should the Bermuda weather take a turn for the worse.

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