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Sweet Treats In Omaha, Nebraska

August 24, 2019 by Allison Tibaldi2 Comments

Nebraska is the heart of cattle country, best known for its meat, not its sweets.  In Omaha, the sugar fairy has blessed the state’s largest city with a cluster of shops selling tempting confections that will make you forget all about the beef. Those in the know leave their diet at the state border. Old Market Candy Shop For a taste of yesteryear, Old Market Candy Shop sells mouth-watering treats. Try the chicken feet, pretzel rods dunked … [Read more...]

Filed Under: North America · Tagged: Art, Beer, Bicycle, Chocolate, Drinking, Fashion, Hollywood, Ice Cream, Museum, Nebraska, Oakland, Shopping Mall, Train Travel, Walking tour

Quick Guide To Jakarta

August 23, 2019 by Pete McAllisterLeave a Comment

Jakarta, the capital city of Indonesia is a fantastic destination and is becoming ever more popular, in fact it was host to 15.8 million overseas tourists last year alone according to The Jakarta Post which was a 12.5 % increase on the previous year, with the tourist board targeting 20 million in the current year. So why is it so popular? Well, it's a great place with loads going on so we have put together this quick guide to give you a head … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Mini Post · Tagged: Asia, Bus Travel, Festival, Food and Wine, History, Indonesia, Mosque, Museum, Restaurants, South East Asia, Street Food

8 Great Mountain Towns in the Great State of Georgia

August 22, 2019 by Angela Dowdy2 Comments

A most convivial convergence exists in the northeastern corner of Georgia; the Blue Ridge Mountains meet the Chattahoochee National Forest and the southern tip of the Appalachian Trail.  In this region,   mountains meet lakes, ruggedness meets charm, and quaintness meets culture.  I have picked eight favorite amazing towns (here in alphabetical order), which I hope to be visiting again and again. BLAIRSVILLE is an easily affordable place to … [Read more...]

Filed Under: North America · Tagged: Animal Rescue, Art, Bicycle, Culture, Drinking, Fashion, Festival, Fishing, Food and Wine, Georgia, Hiking, Music, Paradise, Restaurants, Shopping Mall, Vineyards, Waterfall, Wildlife, Wine Tasting

The Research Says That Traveling with Kids Makes Them Better Students

August 20, 2019 by Jeremy RaynoldsLeave a Comment

When you have a young member in the family that you are responsible for, you start asking yourself many questions. Do you take your kid on vacation with you, or is it better to leave them at home? This is something parents often struggle with. Taking the kid out of school for vacation sounds wrong, so your thoughts are pretty understandable. However, while parents believe that traveling kids miss out on education because they don’t attend … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Mini Post · Tagged: Airport, Culture, Family Travel

Essential Tips on How to Travel

August 19, 2019 by Daniil BalabushkinLeave a Comment

There is nothing better than taking a vacation to relax. This will remove some pressures you experience while in school or working. Taking a vacation may reduce mental and physical stress, says Starre Vartan, a reporter with CNN Travel. It is a reminder that your career is not an end to all, but you need time for yourself. Indeed, the best method of doing this is to visit tourist attraction sites in the world. These are places where you can view … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Mini Post · Tagged: China, Culture, Egypt, Germany, History, Passport, Visa, Wildlife

Misadventures of a Gringo in Colombia

August 19, 2019 by Dusty and Sparky2 Comments

Upon leaving the unexpectedly small Cartagena airport, I was welcomed by a huge billboard featuring a Colombian Elvis impersonator. The other passengers who had also just arrived were poppin’ into little yellow micro-machine cabs and spinning off into their own assorted narratives. I stood and watched their numbers dwindle. Soon I was one of only a few prey left for the desperate transportation peddlers. A husky, determined Colombian man … [Read more...]

Filed Under: South America · Tagged: Airport, America, Architecture, Beach, Beer, Bridges, Bus Travel, Cheap Hostel, Coffee, Colombia, Food and Wine, History, Mosque, Mountain Climbing, Restaurants, Seafood, Shopping Mall, South America, Spain, Traffic

On Christmas Decorations and Syrian Food

August 17, 2019 by Sara Julia SmithLeave a Comment

The air was unusually clear for Cairo, a city notorious for its polluted, hazy skies. Perhaps it was only because it was my first time seeing all the Christmas decorations set up for the bazaar that it felt like a crisp winter day. The bazaar was an opportunity for refugee women to showcase their skills and talents. Many of them were selling handicrafts, and others were dishing up food from their home countries. The smells mingled throughout … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Middle East · Tagged: Arabic, Christmas, Food and Wine

A Perfect Vibe, Koh Mak, Thailand

August 15, 2019 by Dave23 Comments

A number of islands in Thailand or beach destinations, especially in the southern part of the country can be over tourist-ed at times and or are destinations for travelers who want to party. For many years I've been attracted to some of the islands in the north closer to the Cambodian border including one of my favorite islands in Thailand, Koh Kood. However, recently I made the trip to Koh Mak, a tiny neighboring island accessible via one of two … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Asia · Tagged: Art, Bangkok Thailand, Beach, Bicycle, Bus Travel, Drinking, Food and Wine, Massage, Motorbike, Museum, Rainforest, Resort, Restaurants, River Rafting, Sand, Seafood, Snorkel, Taxi, Thailand, Wildlife

3 Less-Known Things About Las Vegas

August 14, 2019 by Emily Watson1 Comment

Las Vegas, the city of dreams experienced lots of media coverage and screen time in the last couple of years. It is a very popular city among both the people of America but also among gambling communities of professionals. We’re all aware of the casinos, grand hotels and countless entertainment opportunities Vegas provides. However, when it comes to this popular city, there’s still a large number of things that you probably don’t know about … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Mini Post · Tagged: America, Asia, Casino, Desert, History, Macau, Museum, Nevada

5 Most Amazing Casinos in the World

August 14, 2019 by Sherry WoodsLeave a Comment

There are two places in the world that claim the honor for hosting the most amazing casinos in the world; Las Vegas and Macau. Both are exclusive gambling destinations for tourists and compete in glamour and extravaganza. Casinos these days are not standalone structures, they are part of huge resorts that offer a myriad of services. While Macau attracts with designs and constructions of disproportionate size, Las Vegas invites to celebrity … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Other · Tagged: Animal Rescue, Architecture, Brazil, Casino, Celebrity, China, Europe, Film, Golf, History, Macau, Monaco, Museum, Music, Resort, Restaurants, Shopping Mall, Venice

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