By Kim, on March 11th, 2013 If you’ve never visited Australia and consider yourself a seasoned traveler, you have really yet to deem yourself the title until you visit this wondrous country. Since there are so many beautiful places to choose from, Western Australia is always a great place to start. Western Australia is the largest state in Australia. The capital, . . . → Read More: Experience Perth
By Kim, on February 25th, 2013 Jamaica is a melting pot of culture that has a little bit of everything all in a perfectly easy-going atmosphere! Varied ethnic backgrounds, such as African, Chinese, English and Spanish, are of the Jamaican people and have influenced cultural traditions from wonderful food to jammin’ music.
When most people think of Jamaica, they usually think . . . → Read More: Jamaica
By Kim, on January 4th, 2013
You want to have peace of mind when you go travelling abroad. For this reason, it is advisable that you get a good insurance policy that will cover you and your possessions.
Often when you buy a flight to travel abroad you will be offered some sort of travel insurance. It can be very easy . . . → Read More: Peace of Mind: A Precious Travel Commodity
By Kim, on November 15th, 2012 Winter time and particularly Christmas is a fantastic time of the year to visit Europe. Rail networks in most European countries are set up to deal with expected snowfall and a visit to European Christmas markets by train is a romantic and memorable experience for all types of traveller.
Travelling by train for many is . . . → Read More: European Markets to Visit by Train
By Kim, on November 13th, 2012 Wow! The stories you’ll be able to tell when you return home of your adventures backpacking across Egypt – lonely desert sunsets, towering pyramids, ancient temples, bustling Cairo bazaars, cruising the River Nile in a felucca, swimming in the Red Sea, walking in the steps of Moses. Unforgettable. Life-changing experiences. And the Egyptian people. Friendly, . . . → Read More: Backpacking in Egypt, An Unforgettable Experience
By Kim, on October 23rd, 2012 Nothing is more exhilarating than slipping on a wetsuit, grabbing your board and paddling your way into a pristine ocean. Surfing is more than just a sport in Australia, it’s a way of life and if you’re ready to take your passion for surfing to the next level, here are a few spots to consider. . . . → Read More: Australia’s Best Surfing Beaches
By Kim, on September 27th, 2012
Photo by Flickr User Pylon757
Timing is everything
For the best flight prices either book early when there is plenty of availability or at the last minute once airlines have slashed prices to fill seats. When you holiday is just as important: while you should be prepared for an expensive trip if you’re set . . . → Read More: Save Money Booking a Holiday With 5 Top Tips
By Kim, on September 25th, 2012
Photo by Flickr User Cofiem
Egypt is a country of exciting contrasts, and there is nowhere else on earth where history feels so accessible and alive. From the colossi of Abu Simbel to the bustling bazaars and tranquil mosques of Cairo, thousands of years of tradition exist harmoniously with contemporary life. Touring holidays with . . . → Read More: The Captivating Contrasts of Egypt
By Kim, on September 18th, 2012
Probably one of the first things that will come up while planning your visit to London is the plain and simple fact that transport is not the cheapest available. If you’re traveling on a budget – do not fear, the city provides as many means of transport as you can imagine and cycling is definitely . . . → Read More: London on Two Wheels
By Kim, on September 12th, 2012 Daniela Baker is a social media advocate at CreditDonkey, where travelers can compare airline credit card deals to prepare for next summer. As someone who’s been bitten by the travel bug at an early age, she hopes this post will help other fellow travel enthusiasts and backpackers.
“I find it wholesome to be alone the greater . . . → Read More: Hiking: Solo vs. Groups
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