The Winter weather is still hitting the UK hard, and I’m making sure that my holiday next year is as far as possible from snowy conditions. The unreliable climate over here means that half the winter holidaymakers started, and possibly finished, their holiday on an airport floor, so I’m taking no chances and making sure that I have a good, long summer break next year.

Orlando holidays provide a great range of options for a tourist as there are lots of attractions in that area. You can take the children for a dream holiday to Disney World, take in a few of the parks yourself, or simply enjoy the leisure facilities that are located at the accommodation resorts in the area. In addition to Disney World, you also have Universal and SeaWorld which offer their own varieties of theme parks, complete with adrenalin rides, water parks and thrill rides for the adrenalin junkies.

The recent travel disruption may make you nervous about flights to Orlando , but there’s a tight schedule that has to be followed in the warmer months and there are seldom problems with the slights out during spring and summer. You will always have several airport destination options once you are in the air, and the transfer network in the US is much better at getting you to where you need to be to start your vacation. Plus the winter weather in Florida is usually about 20 degrees or more, so you are guaranteed to get some reprieve from the December chill.

If you’d like to take a break from the normal package options, you can strike out on your own with a fly drive holiday that lets you travel to wherever you want. If you want to literally push the boat out, you can spend a few days seeing the attractions in Orlando before getting a cruise out from Miami, turning quick Orlando breaks into luxury holidays Caribbean style, with a range of package cruise or holiday options available to let you enjoy one or more of the fabulous Caribbean islands. Having Florida as your base gives you the perfect starting and end-point to a truly memorable and sun-drenched holiday on the other side of the Atlantic, where the snow and the cold will be a distant memory.