No matter where you’re heading this fall, make sure you travel in style. From inlands adventures to far off countries, from camping and climbing to relaxing and sunbathing, it’s important to remember that getting there is but half the journey.

Where many people struggle when it comes to holidays is the packing and preparation that is involved with getting away from it all. With documents to sort out, passports to find out, money to exchange, travel to arrange – we haven’t even got to packing yet –it’s no surprise that your holiday be seem more stressful than relaxing!

But things shouldn’t be so stressful should they? It’s not just the celebs that can travel in luxury, as you will find out by following our travelling guide. Style doesn’t always mean expensive so read on to discover just how simple it is to travel in style this 2013…

#1 – Hire A Private Jet

Whilst at first this may sound ludicrous, hiring a private jet is becoming more and more popular way to travel as people look to complement direct and uncomplicated flights with fine luxury. Why waste time queuing to check in, waiting for your luggage and being cramped into aeroplane like a tin of sardines?

Private jet charter allows you to arrange travel arrangements around you and your needs. From types of aircraft to in-flight options to direct route flights, travelling any other way really doesn’t compare.

#2 – Suitable Is Stylish

For some style may mean high heels, tuxes and flutes of champagne, for others bikinis, shades and skimpy shorts. What’s important to remember is how suitable your clothing is. Heading for some sun, jumpers and jeans may be acceptable for a UK summer, abroad no matter how stylish they are, you will look ridiculous.

The same goes for adventure holidays, there’s no point wearing expensive clothes and skimpy gear if you’re venturing the wilderness. Think about the type of holiday you are going on and buy stylish, SENSIBLE clothes.

#3 – Embrace New Found Cultures

There’s nothing more embarrassing than a boisterous tourist barking orders and disgruntling your holiday. So don’t be afraid to embrace the culture and lifestyle of local inhabitants. From local cuisine to dialect and tongue, why not open your eyes to a whole new way of life.

Wherever you visit, whether a remote getaway or a tourist hot spot, don’t’ be afraid to share experiences and throw yourself into new experiences as you travel and explore.

#4 – Get Clued Up

Whilst this may seem quite obvious, it is in fact one of the most important aspects of any holiday. Nothing oozes confidence and style more than someone who knows what they are doing. Research where you’re heading and put together a simple holiday plan. It can be as extensive or intricate as you and your party wish as you look to enjoy the perks of your break away.

Not only that, by locating local cuisine, nearest attractions and local institutions, you can be prepared for any eventuality – not to mention impress your party with your wealth of knowledge.

Happy Holidaying!

Author: Phil Warrington, an experienced travel writer, looks at the ways you can travel in style. From the outrageous to the luxurious, his thanks go to Charter-A Ltd; a reputable and leading Private Jet Charter company who specialise in private jet hire direct to 52 countries worldwide.