Adventuring and traveling to new places can be one of life’s greatest joys. Exploring different cultures, experiencing new landscapes, and making memories excite frequent travel. It’s a way to break free from routine and embrace the thrill of discovery. However, frequent travelers require some financial planning to avoid unexpected costs. Whether saving on flights or managing spending abroad, there are critical money-saving tips every … [Read more...]
Lazy Days in One of the World’s Least Visited Countries
Time moves no slower here than in Los Angeles or any other major city on the planet. It’s just what you decide to do with your time that determines how fast you perceive time. This is Majuro Atoll in the little visited and very remote Marshall Islands. Here are a few observations and notes from our time in the country: - The Marshall Islands became a country in 1986. - U.S. dollars are the accepted currency - It takes over an hour … [Read more...]
Escape from Work in Atlanta: The Best Spas, Gardens, and Quiet Spots to Relax
Modern life is relentless. Whether you’re working a busy schedule, juggling your responsibilities as a parent, or both while trying to excel in your career, maintain a social life and keep your home in order, it’s about time you took a break. Interestingly, planning a break can sometimes feel like you’re adding to your mental load. With so much to consider and think about, even the idea of switching off when you get there can feel impossible. … [Read more...]
Is it Safe to Travel Alone in Central America?
Sometimes I feel like a broken record talking about my recent backpacking trip in Central America and South America, because I’ve written so much about it on my own blog. But here I am on a brand new website, with a brand new audience, and I guess I’d better start from the beginning. I had this grand plan to spend a year backpacking from Mexico City to Santiago de Chile, completely by bus, boat, train, car; anything except from flying. This … [Read more...]
Exploring Paradise: Key West Boat Tours
Whenever I am in south Florida, I always take a day or two to drive down to the keys. I usually fly into the Fort Lauderdale airport as its smaller and easier to navigate than Miami. My favorite time to visit is in December and or January when much of the rest of the U.S. is experiencing cold weather. Key West, the southernmost point of the continental United States, is a tropical paradise known for its vibrant culture, historic sites, and … [Read more...]
Wild Beaches vs Town Beaches vs nudist Beaches in Catalonia
Catalonia has 580 kilometres (360 miles) of coastline which can be characterised as town and city or wild natural with very different types of beaches to cater for all preferences. City and town beaches are typically closely regulated beaches (no smoking on the beach, no nudity, no motorised watercraft, no dogs) but have services such as public toilets, showers, lifeguards and sometimes locker facilities. Behind the beach you will often see … [Read more...]
Are 7, 8, 10, and 13 Days in Morocco enough?
For a good answer about this question, we have to ask you first. Do you want to experience the breath of 1000 and one nights-? Do you dream of immersing yourself in a completely foreign but fascinating world.? Come with us! We will make your dreams come true. Show you the famous royal cities, with their oriental splendor buildings. We will take you to the impressive golden sand dunes of the Sahara- – And to the remains of former mansions and … [Read more...]
Beach Paradise: Top 5 Best Beaches in Spain
Spain's coastline, which stretches around 5,000 kilometres, touches the cool waters of the Atlantic Ocean and the warm waves of the Mediterranean Sea. Picking out just one perfect beach can seems very hard, almost like looking for a needle in lots of hay. But don’t worry, beach lovers! This special list shows five heavenly places that will make your Spanish holiday turn from a dream into sunny reality. 1. Playa del Postiguet, Alicante: City … [Read more...]
All-Around Best Summer in Minneapolis: Gymnastics Olympic Trials, ‘Purple Rain’ Anniversary, Culinary Delights and More
Big events and added flights to draw visitors, who will have no shortage of new options for dining throughout the city Minneapolis – When Suni Lee and Simone Biles come to your city to compete for a spot on the Olympic team, you’ve already got a shot at the best summer ever but add to that the celebration of an iconic film’s 40th anniversary, a plethora of new dining options (on top of the countless restaurants in this no-so-hidden gem of the … [Read more...]
How Travel Stressors Like Missed Flights and Delays Test Romantic Resilience
Most common travel stressors, why they test resilience, age as a factor, why the benefits of traveling outweigh the disadvantages. Apart from missed flights and delays, common travel stressors include airport security and customs, missed connections, navigating airports, and health and safety issues. Long lines and the pressure to comply with security procedures can be stressful, as can customs, especially in foreign countries with … [Read more...]
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