Dearbhail

If you're planning a group holiday or a weekend getaway, PR consultant and avid traveller, Lisa Regan is here with some advice for you.

Lisa, you're very welcome.

Thank you.

Good morning.

How are you?

Not too bad at all.

Before we get into the politics of travelling in groups, and it can get very, very political when you're doing that, you've just come back from Amsterdam where you went to see the one and only Harry Styles.

What was the gig like?

And that actually isn't at least it's something that people are doing whether just for something novel or if they can't get tickets or if they if the find is too expensive actually going away to another city for a concert is another really interesting thing to do.

Yeah and I have not been in years but it's a great city to soak up.

What is it like for like kind of one of those little mini breaks?

Yeah, and their public transport, they really make it easy for both residents and people who are coming to visit.

So let's get into the politics.

Who do you like to travel with?

Do you like to travel in groups or on your own or a bit of a mix?

Isn't this the thing you sort of have to negotiate?

Because people like to do things differently on holidays.

Some are really kind of early risers.

Some like want to go out shopping and others.

And you can get quite peeved very, very quickly if you feel that what you want to do isn't being accommodated.