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Top 5 rooftop bars with cheap eats in Melbourne

March 29, 2017 by Emma BLeave a Comment

Travelling is such an important part of life for most people. It nourishes the soul, educates the mind, and provides some perspective about the world around us when all we see and read in the media is hate and fear. Arriving in a new city unsure of what the immediate future holds is incredibly exciting, and memories will be made that will last a lifetime. No matter what sort of traveller you are, there are three goals you are likely to have … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Mini Post · Tagged: Art, Asia, Australia, Beer, Casino, Drinking, Food and Wine, Garden, Indonesia, Mountain Climbing, Nightlife, Rainforest, Spain, Travel Blogging

Oh, the Eating in Lyon is To-Die-For

March 14, 2017 by PinkyTravelTitaLeave a Comment

Lyon is considered France’s capital of gastronomy. And with good reason. With the highest concentration of restaurants per capita in the country, Lyon lies in an enviable position. Literally. It’s surrounded by the best sources of raw ingredients and fresh produce. And this allows the city and its people the ability to create some of the best dishes in the world. Bresse chicken and Charolais beef from the north (with Bresse chicken dubbed as … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe · Tagged: Asia, Chocolate, Coffee, Crawdad, Culinary travel, Food and Wine, France, Markets, Restaurants, Seafood, Spain, Wine Tasting

Is South Africa Safe for Tourists?

February 28, 2017 by Anthea Adams1 Comment

South Africa has received its fair share of negative media coverage for its high crime rate. And so it comes as no surprise that many have advised that the country isn’t safe for tourists. With statistics placing South Africa on the list of top ten countries with the highest crime rates, the bad reputation has strengthened. While murder and rape remain a prominent issue in South Africa, a majority of the crimes occur amongst people who … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Africa · Tagged: Africa, Asia, Cell Phone, Culture, Europe, South Africa, Walking tour

Surprised in a good way by Taipei

February 5, 2017 by Dave8 Comments

I have flown into Taipei many times over the years but never really explored the city or the surrounding countryside. For some reason I never had any interest in doing so. However, after spending 4 days in Taipei recently, I must admit that my perception of the city has changed dramatically. For those who have never been to this part of the world, Taiwan makes an excellent first choice/introduction to Asia. It is easy to get around and … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Asia · Tagged: Animal Rescue, Art, Asia, California, Dancing, Food and Wine, Hiking, Los Angeles, Museum, Restaurants, Shopping Mall, Switzerland, Village, Waterfall, Wildlife

How to Spend a Few Days in Dominica

January 7, 2017 by Dave2 Comments

Dominica is ideal for the independent traveler looking to getaway from crowds, to bond with nature, and to explore the country on his or her own. Aptly called "the nature isle" when one visits the country, one soon understands this description. First of all, there are not a lot of people who live in the country, some 72,000 by the last count, so it never feels crowded, the island is full of rivers, waterfalls, some freshwater lakes and dense at … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Caribbean · Tagged: Africa, Airport, America, Art, Asia, Australia, Beach, Caribbean, Castle, Cruising, Culture, Drinking, Europe, Mountain Climbing, North America, Restaurants, Sand, Seafood, South America, Village

Between the Traditional and the Modern, there Lies Ulaanbaatar

December 2, 2016 by Abdul Rastagar4 Comments

Somewhere between the modern and the traditional, there lies Ulaanbaatar. Mongolia’s fascinating capital is a city evolving before our very eyes. Its population is rapidly trading its ancestral, nomadic ways for a more modern life while still trying to retain the uniqueness of its rich culture. Ulaanbaatar is a city in transition, moved by dynamics bigger than itself. It lies at the intersection of globalization, capitalism, the legacy of … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Asia · Tagged: Airport, Animal Rescue, Asia, Beijing, Coffee, Culture, Desert, Food and Wine, Japan, Korea, Lifestyle, Moscow, Restaurants, Shopping Mall, Traffic, Wildlife

Cruise Lines International Association Unveils Some of the Most Amazing Cruise Destinations Around the World

October 21, 2016 by Dave1 Comment

(WASHINGTON, DC)— It’s Plan a Cruise Month and the cruise industry is celebrating by unveiling some of the most amazing and unbelievable cruise destinations around the globe. A trip to the tropics may be the first destination that comes to mind for many. At the same time, cruise lines are continuously expanding itineraries to reach more exotic corners of the world and hidden gems for travelers. According to Cruise Lines International … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Press Releases · Tagged: Africa, America, Antarctica, Asia, Australia, Beach, Cambodia, Canals, Castle, Chennai, Christmas, Cruising, Culinary travel, Culture, Desert, Dubai, Egypt, Europe, Fiji, France

Las Vegas on a Budget

October 14, 2016 by Jay V.1 Comment

Las Vegas was visited by 41 million people last year, and over 70% of them are very likely to return. There are many reasons why one would visit the most famous ‘sin city’ in the US and the whole world and its numerous casinos surely are one. Luckily, you can enjoy playing your favourite casino games even if you aren’t in Vegas. Check out http://www.australiancasinoclub.com/roo-casino.htm if you want to find out more about one of the most … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Mini Post · Tagged: Asia, Casino, Culinary travel, Drinking, Museum, Paris, Restaurants, Save Money, Shopping Mall

Israel, The Holy Land

October 7, 2016 by Jacki Ueng1 Comment

There is a magical land located in the Middle East; it is but a relatively small dot on the map, but has played an enormous role politically and religiously throughout recorded history. This is a place described in the Old Testament as the Holy Land, home to the Israelites. This is Israel - a landscape of deserts, beaches and at times, snow-capped mountains. Israel is a travel destination sought out by a diversity of travelers: the foodie, the … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Middle East · Tagged: Animal Rescue, Asia, Beach, Bicycle, Bus Travel, Carmel, Christmas, Culture, Desert, Dolphin, Drinking, Egypt, Europe, Food and Wine, History, Hollywood, Israel, Jordan, Massage, Mosque

The Fantastic Five Destinations For Adventure Tours in Summer 2017

September 19, 2016 by Dave DronacharyaLeave a Comment

If you are thinking that the title of this article sounds a little familiar, you’re surely a marvel fan and will enjoy reading the rest of this blog. Traveling and travel writing has been more than just a profession for me. Exploring new places, immersing in a foreign culture, meeting new people, and taking up extreme adventure tours; all this completes me.   I like to do this the local way, as I feel that traveling like a local provides an … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Other · Tagged: Africa, Asia, Beach, Culture, Everest, Far East, Food and Wine, Ghana, India, Mountain Climbing, National Park, Nepal, Rainforest, Sports, Tanzania, Thailand, Trekking, Volunteer, Wanderlust, Wildlife

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