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09 Jan 2014
An introduction to Majorca’s amazing caves
We all know that Majorca boasts stunning beaches and excellent seaside resorts, but what many people are unaware of is that the Balearic Island’s natural gems go far beyond this. What I want to tell you about today are the stunning caves that are dotted across the isle. You may be thinking ‘what’s so special
27 Nov 2013
Five Countries Where Tailor Made Tours Make All The Difference
Turkmenistan Turkmenistan is one of the unusual destinations in Asia which is an inspiring mixture of fiercely modern and the staunchly traditional cultural and architectural influences. It has a wide variety of attractions ranging from ancient history, diverse landscapes and intriguing cultures. It is a country that has been through numerous civilizations which have left
25 Nov 2013
Traditional Cuisine of the Algarve
Eating out in the Algarve can be quite an experience, and many discover a broad range of traditional Portuguese food and international cuisine. Because the Algarve is so popular, it’s a well-known tourist destination; therefore, you will find more than enough restaurants to satisfy your palate. The traditional cuisine of the Algarve is reasonably cheap
23 Oct 2013
5 Of the Best Bars in London
London can be a confusing city when trying to find great bars to stop in and have a drink. Around every street corner, there are a huge variety of bars from which to choose without any sign as to which ones are actually worth the trouble. Thankfully, it doesn’t have to be difficult. Here are
08 Oct 2013
UK Family Road Trips – Jack Kerouac style
In today’s troubled economy, everyone is looking for cheaper ways to travel and have fun. It can be especially expensive if you have a large family and want to travel. However, there are still plenty of budget-friendly ways to have fun as a family. You can just rent a caravan and drive around the country
07 Oct 2013
Exploring the Southwest: Tours You Wouldn’t Want To Miss
Trekking the great heights of the Grand Canyon is a must for every person in the world with wanderlust. Its marvelous landscapes and geological wonders, according to the National Parks Service, attract five million visitors annually. Aside from the Grand Canyon, other tourist spots in the Southwest are the Hoover Dam and several Native American
03 Oct 2013
Australia – you’re spoilt for choice
You’re planning a trip to Australia? Quite difficult to decide where to go. From pulsating metropolises like Sydney, Canberra or Melbourne to the lonesome and endless prairies of the Outback, you can experience a wide range of cultural highlights and natural beauties. Here just one proposal for a tour in the southeast of this great
17 Sep 2013
Don’t Overlook Your Packing!
Nothing fills our eyes with stars quite like the thought of arriving at our vacation destination. We imagine ourselves glowing like the people in the travel brochures, brimming with the excitement of the adventures that lie ahead. The real experience, of course, is not always as advertised. Those smiling adventurers in the promotional photos have
16 Sep 2013
Visit Murano on your next trip to Venice
Many people, when thinking of what to buy as a souvenir of their Venice city break, will think of Murano glass. Other people will never of heard of Murano and will perhaps wonder if they are missing out on a well-kept secret of this popular city. So, what or where is Murano? Murano is, in
15 Aug 2013
Is Hiring a Travel Agent a Good Idea?
On a trip to Montreal, an acquaintance was marooned for two extra days due to a blizzard. Montreal is not a bad city to get stuck in; there are lots of great restaurants and things to do even in knee-deep snow, but the added costs and stress of the unexpected delay takes a toll. Weather