GUANAJUATO, Mexico — Nov. 8, 2023 — Summer may officially be in the rearview mirror, but travelers can experience summertime fun all year long thanks to the wide variety of vacation activities they'll find in Mexico's Guanajuato state. Visitors will enjoy warm weather from January to December and a culture that is accustomed to making the most of perpetual outdoor beauty. Whether it's touring wine routes, embarking on outdoor adventures, and … [Read more...]
5 UNIQUE Tips for a Road Trip to Istria (Croatia)
5 UNIQUE Tips for a Road Trip to Istria (Croatia) The enchanting Croatian region of Istria offers a unique combination of breathtaking nature, rich culture and history, and numerous activities for visitors. This beautiful peninsula on the Croatian Adriatic Sea is known for its picturesque coastline with stunning picture-perfect beaches and crystal clear waters. In addition, the region boasts some of Croatia's best wine growing areas and a large … [Read more...]
Top 10 Tips and Tricks for Budget-Friendly Travel
For many, the idea of traveling conjures up images of luxury resorts, fine dining, and endless shopping. However, these indulgences often come with a heavy price tag that can deter potential travelers. But fear not! Travel does not always have to be an extravagant affair. With the right planning and mindset, it is entirely possible to explore the world without breaking your bank account. This article will provide you with ten practical tips on … [Read more...]
3 Best US Cities to Visit with Epic Downtown Areas
When it comes to countries that have a lot to offer, there are few better than the USA. Being such a large and diverse country, there is really so much variety. From different climates and cultures to amazing sights, you are definitely not going to run out of places to go here. This is why people from other countries will often spend a couple of months just discovering all of the things America has to offer. Some of the best and underrated … [Read more...]
From Classroom to Culture: How Student Travel Enhances Education
A classroom is a learning environment where we master the art of capturing and analyzing information, yet it often poses a limitation as we tend to think within specified concepts. Since most students have turned to LMS systems and the use of virtual classrooms, it became possible to make a transition from a classic classroom experience to a cultural journey. Even if you travel virtually and go beyond the four walls, you are still discovering the … [Read more...]
Guanajuato, Mexico: Bimbo Trucks and God-Sized God Statues
In Guanajuato, I discovered something I never wished to stumble upon in Mexico and I never did anywhere else in this beautiful land: the dreaded Chinese tourist, the scourge of the Seven Seas, bane of all decency, destroyer of innocence. This is not racism; it is fact. Pose the question to anyone with experience dealing with this species of tourist, as I have to numerous Thailand tour operators: mirror, mirror, on the wall, who are the worst … [Read more...]
Do You Mix Up Sweden And Switzerland? You Are Not Alone. But Now, Sweden Aims To End The Confusion.
Now, Sweden Aims To Put An End To The Confusion. A recent study commissioned by Visit Sweden uncovered that 50% of respondents in America are not confident in their ability to decipher differences in Swedish and Swiss culture. A Solution for Decades of Confusion After decades of confusion, Sweden is tired of being mixed up with Switzerland. And Switzerland is probably just as tired of being mixed up with Sweden. In fact, during the last … [Read more...]
Ride & Seek Announces 27-day Cycling Tour Across Spain and Morocco
(Cordoba, Spain) -- Ride & Seek is thrilled to announce an immersive two-stage Reconquista cycling tour from Cordoba, Spain to Fez, Morocco, delving into the heart of the Reconquista's legacy. The Reconquista or the fall of al-Andalus is a term used to describe the military campaigns that Christian kingdoms waged against the Muslim kingdoms following the Umayyad conquest of Hispania. The 27-day tour begins in Cordoba, cycling through iconic towns … [Read more...]
Justin Francis, Co-founder and CEO of Responsible Travel
Q. Responsible Travel was founded in 2001, that was 22 years ago. Sustainability and green practices were not as widely recognized and prioritized as they are today. How did you convince yourself that you were moving in the right direction? Nothing like Responsible Travel had ever been tried before, so there was no route map. However, I had a great mentor from another sector, Dame Anita Roddick founder of The Body Shop, who I worked for and … [Read more...]
Come Live Día de los Muertos, Day of the Dead in Mexico City, the City that has it all.
MEXICO CITY, Mexico — October - Mexico City sets the scene for one of the most important holidays in Mexico — Dia de Los Muertos, or Day of the Dead. This ancestral tradition dates back to pre-Hispanic Mexico, with roots originating in the cultures of Mesoamerica. Over time, these traditions were blended with Catholic beliefs to give rise to the holiday we know today, celebrated across Mexico. The central pillar of the celebration is … [Read more...]
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