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Published by Jamie JemmesonWhatever the health of your finances, there are plenty of ways to keep children entertained during a half-term break, reports travel expert Chris Haslan.Writing for the Times, Mr Haslan reports that as well as a multitude of domestic travel breaks designed with kids in mind, there are also many great attractions on the continent and further afield that are well worth considering.Spain's La Manga Club in Murcia, Spain, may be just the place for those parents looking to keep their energetic youngsters active, as the site offers sports facilities of a near-Olympic standard."Further afield, you could squeeze in a full-on desert adventure in Jordan. Kids will love it. Where we see emptiness and parched desolation, they see an enormous sand pit where washing is actively discouraged," Mr Haslan advised.Now may be a good time to buy foreign currency ahead of a half-term break, as the pound has climbed significantly against the euro since the start of the year, although gains appear shaky.For competitive rates and commission free travel money, visit our Travel FX site