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Kip on a Ship: School Trips on the HMS Belfast

 Kip on a Ship: School Trips on the HMS Belfast   Travel & Tourism School residential trips don’t have to be week long affairs. There are lots of options for one night stays in the UK that are perfectly suited to primary aged children, and none more so, in my opinion, than the ‘Kip in a Ship’ experience provided by the team at HMS Belfast. This inspirational idea has blossomed into a stimulating and very affordable overnight experience for youngsters aged seven and over. What could be more exciting than sleeping on a real ship and discovering the adventures below deck? Overnight Stays on HMS Belfast Not only will your group be sleeping on real sailors’ bunks (six adults can be accommodated in separate cabins), but the visit is full of learning opportunities and story telling sessions in which the children are regaled with tale s of the men who worked and lived on the ship during war time. The package can include an evening activity too, which is definitely worth adding. Yo...

Taking A Look At How To Do Smart Keyword Research

 Taking A Look At How To Do Smart Keyword Research   Internet Keyword research is very critical for your online success. There are four types of keywords that you can use: informational, transactional, short and long tail keywords. Informational keywords are words that many people will put into the search bar without a definitive requirement. A great example of an informational keyword is "music. A transactional keyword on the other hand is a word that is more specific and targeted. For example, "hip-hop music in New York" is a term that will be used by a person who is looking for hip-hop music in New York. A short-tailed keyword is usually one or two words long and tends to drive a lot of traffic. The unfortunate thing with it is that it's not too relevant  thus you can't use it to target a specific group of people. A long-tailed keyword is usually three or more words long and doesn't drive a lot of traffic like a short-tailed keyword. The good thing with it...