No trip to Egypt is truly complete without venturing south to the monumental temples of Abu Simbel. While Cairo, Luxor, and Aswan often steal the spotlight in a classic Egypt itinerary, this remote treasure near the Sudanese border is the place where Ancient Egypt’s grandeur is felt most intensely. Whether you’re planning a first-time journey through the country or returning to explore it more deeply, Abu Simbel deserves a dedicated spot on your … [Read more...]
Chris Guillebeau, American Author, Traveler and Entrepreneur
Chris Guillebeau is an American author, traveler, and entrepreneur best known for visiting every country in the world and writing best selling books like the $100 Startup and The Art of Non-Conformity. Q. You set the goal of visiting all 193 countries and you did it before 35. Was this mission your way of challenging the status quo and living a life of non-conformity? Not at first. Looking back, it became a kind of statement, but that … [Read more...]
7 Van Essentials: What to Know Before Your First Van Trip
Road trips are the ultimate freedom in lifestyle; when I go on a road trip, I have a rough idea of my geographical coverage, but I leave the trip mostly unscripted and unplanned letting the journey unfold as circumstances dictate. Some of my favorite road trips are to California's Eastern Sierra Nevada mountains, winding my way south into the desert, especially Death Valley and the Mojave. The silence, the stillness and the remoteness of … [Read more...]
Planning Group Travel in London: Your Complete Guide to Stress-Free Transportation
Introduction Navigating London with a large group can quickly transform from exciting adventure to logistical nightmare. Whether you're organising a corporate event, wedding celebration, school trip, or family reunion, coordinating transport for dozens of people across one of the world's busiest cities presents unique challenges. Public transport becomes impractical when managing multiple connections and ensuring everyone arrives together, … [Read more...]
World Cup, Super Bowls, Olympics: Discussing US Destinations for Your Sports Bucket List
If you are a frequent traveler and a sports fan, there is arguably no better place to be in the latter half of the 2020s than the United States. As luck – or political maneuvering – would have it, the US will host both the 2026 FIFA World Cup and 2028 Summer Olympics, making it the place to be for global sports in the coming years. Of course, there are also the annual ‘national’ events, such as the Super Bowl. Tickets for these blue-chip … [Read more...]
Daniel Seddiqui, American Traveler, Author, Speaker and Cultural Explorer
Daniel Seddiqui is an American traveler, author, and cultural explorer best known for “50 Jobs in 50 States,” the ambitious project he created for himself by working a different job in every state across the country. He later chronicled his epic cultural quest in a book and founded Living the Map to promote deeper cultural understanding. Over the years, he has traveled the entire USA more than 20 times, making him one of the few individuals who … [Read more...]
The Perfect Weekend Road Trip Through Albania
If you’re dreaming of a compact but adventure-packed weekend getaway, Albania is one of Europe’s most underrated road-trip destinations. With dramatic coastlines, historic towns, and towering mountains, you can cover an incredible amount in just 1 - 2 days. This itinerary highlights a scenic loop beginning and ending in Tirana, offering culture, nature, and plenty of hidden gems along the way. Before you hit the road, secure your … [Read more...]
Spending New Year’s Eve Alone in Dubai: An Unexpected Experience
The Dream of Celebrating New Year in Dubai For a long time, I had dreamed of spending New Year’s Eve in Dubai. On TV, the fireworks show around the Burj Khalifa always looked spectacular — a global celebration with lights, music, and thousands of people in awe of the world’s tallest building. It seemed like the perfect way to start a new year, something I wanted to experience at least once in my life. So, when I planned a ten-day trip to … [Read more...]
Taipei in a Flash: A Whirlwind Adventure Worth Remembering
A quick journey to Taipei was not meant to be. Rather than get up with the chickens at 430am in the Thai village I am staying in to catch a van to Suvarnabhumi Airport to catch an 11am flight, I opted to take a a van into Bangkok a day early at a reasonable 3pm departure. I didn't catch much sleep that night due to three women next door partying like it was December 31, 1999. The day of my flight, I left my hotel at 8am for the airport. The … [Read more...]
Exploring the Best Travel Destinations in 2025
Traveling is one of the most exciting experiences anyone can enjoy. With so many destinations to explore, planning a trip can feel both fun and overwhelming. Platforms like 22Bet are popular for online entertainment. But many travelers prefer to spend their free time exploring new places instead. Traveling allows you to discover different cultures, try new foods, and create unforgettable memories. 1. Choosing the Right Destination The first … [Read more...]
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