As VAT increases and the cost of living rises, everyone is beginning to feel the pinch, keeping a tight lid on their wallets. However, there are still many destinations that you can travel to cheaply. Here is a list of the top 9 cheapest holiday destinations that you can visit this year without breaking the bank.

1. Bulgaria
Bulgaria is a country in southern Europe, bordered by Romania, Serbia, Greece, Macedonia and Turkey. Last year it was the number 1 choice for holiday makers and is perfect for tourists due to its many resorts along the Black sea coast. Food is very cheap in the country, as are items of shopping should you wish to being home a souvenir or two. Bulgarian resorts often offer 4 star accommodation at a really good price, meaning that you get the luxury of an expensive holiday at a fraction of the price.

2. Corfu
Corfu is the second largest Ionian Island surrounded by the Ionian sea and located off the westernmost point of Greece. It is one of the most popular of the Greek Islands due to the land being steeped in history. With a number of old buildings and ruins, the country offers a lot of opportunity for exploring. In 2002 the Drachma was replaced by the Euro, so it is best to change your sterling when you actually get to Greece to get a better exchange rate than the UK high street. Most hotels in Corfu have a 3-5 star rating and are very reasonably priced.

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Electrolyte Depletion and Replenishment
Electrolyte expenditure varies between individuals. Your specific electrolyte requirements will not only differ from your playing Callaway Diablo Edge Irons  partners, but can also change depending on your fitness level, acclimatization level, climate and the rigors of the course. In addition, electrolyte needs can vary several hundred percent depending on heat levels, as opposed to caloric intake which typically fluctuates by only 25-50% and fluid intake which fluctuates by only 20-30%.

What are Electrolytes and why do I need them?
 Electrolytes are chemicals that form electrically charged particles (ions) in body fluids. These ions carry electrical energy necessary for many functions, including nerve impulse transmission and muscle contractions. In simple terms, many normal bodily functions are dependent on these substances; optimal physical performance requires a consistent and adequate supply of these important nutrients.

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Could this be the Eighth wonder of the world? Appropriately nestled between the hills is the delightful and picturesque town of Tersefanou, Larnaca, Cyprus. This is where the BRAND NEW Larnaka Golf resort is being built.

In November 2010, when the announcement came through that the building of this classic retreat could go ahead in January 2011, several new developments have sprung up near Tersefanou and the area of the golf course. This has also had an significance on other villages in the area, such as Kiti, Mazatos and Pavolia, which are all witnessing an increase in the development of villas and apartments to accommodate the expected influx of golfers and holiday makers to Cyprus so this is an outstanding investment opportunity. Tersefanou Holiday resort is one of the newest locations for immediate development in Larnaca. This area offers immaculate conditions for a life of symmetry with nature.

In this area of Larnaca the coast is almost entirely lined with long clean beaches and boasts a backdrop of rolling hills and agricultural ground as far as the eye can see. The small town of Tersefanou has retained much of its tradition and culture although the scheduled golf course in the area will introduce a cosmopolitan feel to the region and is already captivating buyers from all over Europe,

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