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The Mirror details how Alison Hammond vacationed in Hammamet, Tunisia, with a seven-night deal around £475 per person including flights and hotel.
Laura Whitmore and Iain Sterling reportedly stayed at the Bahia Principe Fantasia in Tenerife with a seven-night package between £850 and £900 per person.
Harry Maguire reportedly chose a Turkish holiday at Maxx Royal Belek Golf and Spa for about £1,200 per person.
Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury vacationed at Regnum Crown Hotel in Turkey with seven-night costs ranging from £1,250 to £1,300 per person.
The report cites Rob on TikTok as the source of most celeb-holiday pricing insights.
The piece frames these holidays as both aspirational and affordable, depending on destination and package.
Celebrities named include Alison Hammond, Molly-Mae Hague, Laura Whitmore, Iain Sterling, and Harry Maguire.
The article notes that trip types range from luxury all-inclusive to more accessible options.
The Mirror references a travel expert on TikTok as a key source for the cost breakdowns.

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A growing number of Americans travel abroad for medical care due to high U.S. costs and insurance hurdles, according to The Cut.
Donahue and Theis describe affordable tests and procedures abroad, like a full-body workup for significantly less than U.S. prices.
Experts caution about follow-up care and fragmented medical histories when treatment occurs overseas.
The article highlights destinations abroad and notes price transparency as a key factor for savings.
Dental and some orthopedic procedures are among the examples where people report substantial savings abroad.
The piece notes that travel costs and need for ongoing care can offset initial savings.
The article emphasizes ensuring providers have international accreditation and checking surgical credentials.
Some patients speak about the moral and practical considerations of leaving the U.S. for care.
The Cut frames medical tourism within the broader context of rising U.S. healthcare costs and administrative complexity.
Experts warn about language barriers and paperwork complicating overseas care.

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Central banks are increasing gold allocations as a hedge amid geopolitical tensions and dollar concerns.
Many currencies are viewed as less stable, prompting repatriation of gold stockpiles back to domestic vaults.
The dollar’s share in central bank reserves has fallen but remains dominant, with experts warning of gaps in alternatives.
Gold is described as the ‘barbarous relic’ and the most reliable store of value in uncertain times.
Some countries have repatriated or moved to hold more gold in domestic rather than foreign vaults.
Beijing has built up a large gold stockpile as part of a strategy to rival the dollar in global reserves.
The Bank of England vaults remain a key center for official gold, serving dozens of institutions worldwide.
Historically, the dollar has been the primary reserve currency and remains central to global finance despite shifts.
Experts warn there is no clear replacement for the dollar, keeping gold in focus as a potential alternative.
Gold’s role as a reserve asset is rising alongside debates about cryptocurrency's future relevance.

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