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Travel Immunization and Vaccination Advice for Safe Travel

October 9, 2007 by Anna DeGaborikLeave a Comment

If you are planning to travel abroad, you may need certain travel immunization. Which vaccinations will be required will depend on your travel destination, the length of your stay, and whether or not you have already been inoculated against particular diseases. Consult a physician or travel medicine clinic at least four to six weeks before your departure in order to allow the recommended time for vaccinations to be effective. This is especially … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Other · Tagged: Africa, America, Canada, Food and Wine, History, South America, Travel Abroad, Vaccination

Mendoza, Argentina – Wineries

by Dave · Leave a Comment

Bienvenidos al tierra del Malbec - or in English, Welcome to the land of Malbec! Numerous wineries within the region make this wine and it is commonly served in local restaurants. Lesser common, is Bonarda, also a red grape and Torrontés, a white grape. With that said, Mendoza is known for Malbec but the region certainly produces wines from numerous other varietals. Within an hour's drive of the city of Mendoza are several hundred wineries. … [Read more...]

Mendoza, Argentina – Andes Tours

by Dave · Leave a Comment

The Andes, the world's second greatest mountain range dominates the landscape outside of Mendoza. One can be within these mountains with about an hours drive from the central part of Mendoza. Numerous tourist agencies offering trekking trips ranging from 1 to 12+ days. In addition consider driving high into the Andes, which is less rigorous then trekking, but still an invigorating way to see these great mountains. We used the following two … [Read more...]

America’s Cup 2007 in Valencia

May 15, 2007 by Alex WelshLeave a Comment

An article is due on the practicalities of attending the 32nd America's Cup in Valencia, which will draw huge international crowds this summer of 2007. Here is the vital info and insider tips. All of the action will take place in the America's Cup Port, a magnificently designed complex built specifically for this occasion by the local government of Valencia. The central ultre-modern Veles I Vents building, a sort of command tower for the press … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe · Tagged: Airport, America, Architecture, Art, Beach, Culinary travel, Culture, Drinking, Food and Wine, History, Internet, Mediterranean, Montana, Museum, Music, Nightlife, Restaurants, Sailing, Seafood, Spain

Chicago Tourism: National Tourism Foundation

May 7, 2007 by Jackie SuttonLeave a Comment

Chicago is located along the southwestern shore of Lake Michigan. The city has the honor of being the major center of transportation, industry, politics, culture, finance, medicine and higher education. The "Second City," the "Windy City," "Chi-town," and the "City of the Big Shoulders" are the informal names of Chicago. Chicago, like much of the Midwest, has a climate with a wide range of weather conditions. The city experiences four … [Read more...]

Filed Under: North America · Tagged: Art, Bridges, Chicago, Culture, Festival, History, Michigan, Museum, Music, Natural History, Restaurants, Shopping Mall, Zoo

Valencia – The City That Has It All

March 28, 2007 by Alex WelshLeave a Comment

Western Europe is such an ultimate travel destination that anything worth seeing has already been triple-packed. It is practically impossible to find a place that has major attractions yet has retained its innocence. And, out of all countries, Spain - the place where annual tourist head count overtakes that of its residents - is a very unlikely candidate for such location. Valencia leaves you perplexed. When you see the vastness of its … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe · Tagged: Animal Rescue, Arabic, Architecture, Art, Beach, Castle, Chile, Culinary travel, Culture, Europe, Fashion, Fireworks, Flowers, Garden, History, Israel, Istanbul, Journey, London, Museum

Crimea for the Traveler

December 25, 2006 by AlexLeave a Comment

crimean fortress

Populated by the mysterious Scythians, settled by the Greeks, taken over by the Roman Empire, overrun by the Goths, the Huns, the Khazars, expanded into by the first tzar of Kievan Rus, lost to the Byzantines, swept through by the Mongols, used as an economic muscle by the Genoese, blossomed by the Tatars, fortified by the Turks, annexed by the Russians and finally given as a present to the Ukraine. How many more places can boast such a motley … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe · Tagged: Africa, Bahamas, Beach, Bus Travel, Caves, Crimea, Culture, Florence, History, Markets, Mediterranean, Resort, Russia, Spain, Train Travel, Visa, Wildlife

The Crimean Peace

December 21, 2006 by Alex WelshLeave a Comment

Known only perhaps for its 19-th century war with the English, Crimea remains largely unknown to the traveller. Yet there can't be that many places on the planet that are so multi-dimensional it makes your head spin. Populated by the mysterious Scythians, settled by the Greeks, taken over by the Roman Empire, overrun by the Goths, the Huns, the Khazars, expanded into by the first tzar of Kievan Rus, lost to the Byzantines, swept through by the … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe · Tagged: Africa, Bahamas, Beach, Bus Travel, Caves, Crimea, Culture, Florence, History, Markets, Mediterranean, Resort, Russia, Spain, Train Travel, Visa, Wildlife

Exploring Mallorca: From Wine Tasting to Luxury Hotels

November 7, 2006 by Habeeb SalloumLeave a Comment

After travelling half an hour through wooded mountains and lush valleys, we reached the winery of Santa Catarina in the area of Andratx - located in one of the most beautiful valleys of northwest Mallorca. Nestled in the southern foothills of the Tramuntana Mountains, the winery, part of a larger company (Macia Batle), is a real paradise for those who love fine wine. Wine production has been known for hundreds of years in Mallorca. The … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe · Tagged: Airport, Architecture, Art, Beach, Bus Travel, Castle, Caves, Drinking, Europe, Food and Wine, Germany, History, Journey, Mallorca, Mediterranean, Mosque, Museum, New York City, Paradise, Restaurants

Exploring the World as Paying Crew

October 12, 2006 by John ThompsonLeave a Comment

Unlike chartering which requires experience, and that you start and finish from a charter base, you usually don't need any sailing experience and you have many more choices of where in the world your trip will start. This is exactly what I did during August 2006. I had briefly tried the "paying crew" option in Thailand several years ago, and after having a great experience there, was ready to try it again. Since I would be traveling alone on … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Other · Tagged: Airport, Beach, Brazil, Bulgaria, Bus Travel, Castle, Cruising, Egypt, Euro, Frankfurt, Garden, Greece, History, Internet, Istanbul, Italy, Journey, Mediterranean, Passport, Resort

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