Stag Night UK

Ease the Pressure of Booking that final Stag Weekend of Freedom!

Seemingly the biggest problem group organizers encounter when booking the weekends is trying to get all the different activities booked as well as a group into the clubs for the evenings partying. Call of the Wild staff are experts at managing whole events to ease pressure on the group organiser, www.callofthewild.co.uk have their own activity sites and so the booking of activities is far less complicated.  Alternatively if the group can't make it to South Wales for the grooms/brides last weekend of freedom we can arrange for them to enjoy it in a locality that suits the group better.  With thousands of venues and accommodation contacts across the country through Innov8 Events, we are able to organise a memorable weekend pretty much wherever the group want to go!  Just as importantly we feel that if the group organizer has spent months arranging a weekend they want to come down relax and enjoy themselves with the group and not worry about the final details.  So Call of the Wild liaise closely with group organisers and the result is a highly enjoyable stag weekend for all!

Brits Gone Wild

Brits gone wild

Read this article from MSN News.

As officials in Zante hold crisis talks over the drunken, violent and lewd behaviour of UK tourists, we recap the most cringe-worthy Brits-abroad sins of recent years.

Perhaps the mayor of the Greek seaside resort of Faliraki put it best. “Mercifully our clientele this summer is a wonderful mix of people from all over Europe who know how to peacefully enjoy their time…There are far fewer Britons.”

Oh dear. It’s a rather embarrassing fact that in large swathes of Europe – and, increasingly, elsewhere – the annual influx of British holidaymakers is welcomed by bar owners and dreaded by just about everyone else. During the summer months, the unsightly antics of boozed-up, lobster-skinned Brits make front pages from Majorca to Marrakech, Ibiza to Istanbul.   

Last year, a Foreign Office report revealed the extent of our shame. In 2005–6, 1,368 Brits were arrested in America, 955 hospitalised in Greece and 6,000 lost their passports in Spain.

Meanwhile, another report revealed what everyone already knew: most 16- to 30-year-old Brits don’t go on holiday for the local culture or cuisine, but an all-too-predictable potpourri of binge drinking and casual sex.

And to hammer home the point, new research by lastminute.com found that Brits on the beach are deemed the least attractive, rudest, worst dressed and the heaviest drinkers by other European holidaymakers. And the worst bit? Three quarters of British tourists agree!