Vilnius extends an invitation to all its residents and guests to come to the biggest party this summer—a free urban festival As Young As Vilnius on July 21-25. The program boasts traditional orchestra performances, numerous beloved local artist duos, and exciting headliners—British music legends Bastille and Clean Bandit. Six months into the 700th anniversary, Vilnius is hosting the biggest event of the year—an open-air urban festival As … [Read more...]
Gambling Legislation in the UK: An Overview for Travelers
When planning a trip to the United Kingdom with intentions to partake in the vibrant local gambling scene, it's crucial to be aware of the local gambling legislation. Understanding these laws will not only ensure that you gamble responsibly and safely, but also enhance your overall experience. The primary body overseeing gambling in the UK is the Gambling Commission, established under the Gambling Act 2005. The Gambling Commission is … [Read more...]
Delving into the Art of Travel Writing with Nathan James Thomas, Founder and Chief Editor of Intrepid Times
Nathan James Thomas is the founding editor of Intrepid Times, an online magazine that publishes narrative travel writing. He is the co-editor alongside Jennifer Roberts of the travel writing anthology Fearless Footsteps (2020), and the author of Travel Your Way (2022) and Untethered (Coming September 2023). In this interview, Nathan talks about his journey in establishing Intrepid Times, what narrative travel writing means to him, how to … [Read more...]
Julie Stevens – A Model Traveler
Julie Stevens is a published travel writer, blogger, photographer, and YouTube host with an extensive background in the performing arts. She started modeling at 13 and landed her first talent agent at 18. She was on stage at the age of seven in her first dance recital. Later, she pursued a 12-month course in Method acting at Lee Strasberg's Acting School. Julie graciously spared some time amid her hectic filming schedule to answer my … [Read more...]
The CUBE Live, Manchester – Lots of fun and not just for squares!
We’ve all seen it on TV and now it’s our chance to take on The CUBE! I was excited to learn how the award-winning show had left the studio and landed at its first venue in Manchester. I was even more excited to be invited, along with my family, to be put through our paces. For the uninitiated, this high-octane gameshow invites contestants to step into the confines of a Perspex box to take on a series of mental and physical tasks. At The … [Read more...]
Functional and sophisticated base from which to enjoy Chester
Moxy Hotels, as a brand of Marriott, are designed to stand out from the crowd and Moxy Chester is no different. Just a five-minute walk from the city centre and train station, first impressions upon arriving at the hotel are positive. Themed throughout with stylish nods to its locality near the racecourse, a stunning steel horse installation and series of murals themed on racing set the vibe for our stay. A unique artist’s interpretation of … [Read more...]
Visit the World’s Best Bingo Halls on Vacation
Bingo. The word you always want to say if it's the game you love to play. Saying the name of the game is a declaration of victory, followed by the payment of prize money. If you're all about the action and anticipation of bingo, you'll be happy to know that there are plenty of great bingo destinations around the world that are excellent leisure travel destinations. Here's what you need to know about planning the trip. Familiarize … [Read more...]
6 Travel Makeup Must-Haves for Women
We may be in the dead of winter, but warm weather is right around the corner, and if you're like many women, you've got plenty of travel plans on the books. It can feel stressful sometimes, wondering what to pack on a vacation, especially if you're carrying on your luggage or trying to travel like a minimalist; however, there are certain beauty products that no woman should leave home without while traveling. Keep reading, and make sure you … [Read more...]
My Visit To Israel
The best way to visit Israel is with a fluent Hebrew speaker. That’s why I brought my thirteen-year-old son along, since he goes to a Jewish Day School and spends half each day speaking only Hebrew. Unfortunately, I had over-estimated his capabilities, so taxi rides often consisted of pointing and repeating English words with Israeli accents. If my son hadn’t thought that saying “Iz olright, Iz olright” with an Israel accent and considering that … [Read more...]
Best Things to do Whilst Travelling
Paradoxically, the pleasure of travel is in arriving. Nobody goes travelling because they love the idea of sitting in stations and airports or on trains and planes for hours at a stretch. Those parts of a trip are just the price to be paid for all of the wonders you will enjoy when you reach your next destination. Thankfully journey times are often shorter now and there are things that you can do to brighten them up. Read on to learn … [Read more...]
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