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French Bee’s new route from New York City to Paris is enticing budget travelers

October 4, 2021 by Allison TibaldiLeave a Comment

It takes courage for an airline to start flying a new transatlantic route during a global pandemic but that’s exactly what French bee has done. The Paris-based long-haul airline launched its flight between Newark Liberty International Airport and Paris-Orly on July 15. I recently flew French bee’s nonstop service to Paris and back from my home in New York City. I was initially attracted by French Bee’s advantageous pricing, starting at $199 … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe · Tagged: Airline, Airport, Culinary travel, Food and Wine, France, Jet lag, Journey, New York City, Paris, Public Transportation, Romantic, Seafood, Taxi, Technology, Vaccination

Choosing Transport for Your Vacation: A Guide

July 6, 2021 by Pete RichmondLeave a Comment

There are a lot of different aspects involved when planning a vacation. However, while you might be concerned about your accommodation and spending money, one of the most important things to think about is transport. You won't be able to enjoy yourself if you can't reach any of your destinations. Below we are going to take a look at some of the most common transport types so that you can make the right choice regarding your situation. Want … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Mini Post · Tagged: Art, Bicycle, Bus Travel, Music, Public Transportation, Train Travel, Travel Insurance

Is It Possible to Travel with Agoraphobia?

May 29, 2021 by Sam La MarcaLeave a Comment

For many people, traveling is more than a hobby or a great way to spend vacation days. It can be a way of life, and some feel lost without it. However, if you develop an anxiety disorder centered around being in unfamiliar places and people, such as agoraphobia, it can eliminate your travel possibilities. This article will cover if it’s possible to travel again with agoraphobia. What is Agoraphobia? The fear of being in a crowded area, … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Mini Post · Tagged: Beach, Journey, Public Transportation, Restaurants

Travelling and living in Melbourne, Australia

August 1, 2020 by Kristina JamesLeave a Comment

Several years ago I spent a year travelling and living in Melbourne, Australia. One of Australia's great cities - it is not to big and not to small either. And I was attracted to the friendly people; it wasn't hard to make new friends at all. My time in the country was quite an adventure - living in a new place with new sights, sounds, and experiences. It did remind me of my time in Canada a little bit - with numerous similarities between … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Australia · Tagged: Australia, Beach, Canada, Drinking, Nightlife, Public Transportation, Restaurants, Shopping Mall, Wine Tasting

Lago di Como, Bellagio – Italy – June 2020

June 1, 2020 by DaveLeave a Comment

This International hot spot for inspirational natural beauty is world renown. The lake itself resembles the figure of a headless person in mid stride - with the two legs forming the main parts of the lake. Old small towns are perched at times precariously on the edges of its steep shores. Roads are narrow, steep and very windy. Bellagio (otherwise known as the "pearl of Lake Como) is one such town very popular with tourists for its scenic … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Highlight of the Month · Tagged: Casino, Italy, Public Transportation, Shopping Mall

9 Simple Tips on How to Plan your Next Travel after this Pandemic

May 15, 2020 by Nichelle Smith1 Comment

Are You Ready to Travel? After the Global Pandemic of 2020, the world will never be the same. At the same time, billions of people from around the world will be ready to get back to life as normally as possible. The travel industry has suffered huge losses due to the travel bans that have been placed on countless countries. Millions of travelers have had to cancel and reschedule their travel plans. After the pandemic has finished its course, … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Mini Post · Tagged: Airport, Lifestyle, Public Transportation, Restaurants, Road Trip

A Beijing Trip with my Mother

April 7, 2020 by Teh Chin Liang2 Comments

Not long ago, I was enticed to watch a Netflix travel show - “Jack Whitehall: Travels with My Father”. The show follows Jack Whitehall, a British comedian on a gap year. Jack thought it would be fun to bring his old-school father, Michael Whitehall on an epic trip around the world. Through endless funny scenes and hilarious exchanges, the show wittily portrays the conspicuous generation gap between the father and son. At around the same time, … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Asia · Tagged: Art, Beijing, Bus Travel, China, Culinary travel, England, Food and Wine, Gap Year, History, Public Transportation, Restaurants, Shopping Mall, Street Food, Taxi, Train Travel, Travel Show, Walking tour

Tips & Tricks for Your Next Trip to Europe

February 18, 2020 by Amy Winters1 Comment

Before you start planning your trip to Europe, you must make sure that you have all your visa requirements in order. Although the majority of the European countries do not require a visa for a short stay, such as Italy, France, and Spain, there are a few countries that do. US citizens with a valid US passport can travel to 26 of the European countries that are under the Schengen Area for a maximum of 90 days without having to obtain a Schengen … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe · Tagged: Airline, Airport, Bus Travel, Euro, Europe, France, Italy, Passport, Public Transportation, Restaurants, Save Money, Shopping Mall, Spain, Visa

Getting Around Aswan Without Getting Fleeced

January 12, 2020 by Abdul RastagarLeave a Comment

My trip to Aswan, Egypt to see the ancient Temple of Isis at Philae was a good reminder to always look on the positive side, even when you feel like you are being taken advantage of by locals. The temple itself is magnificent and dramatically situated on an island in the middle of a lake. Because the vast majority of visitors to Aswan go as part of an organized and guided tour, there is scant information available for the independent, … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Africa · Tagged: Airport, Cruising, Desert, Egypt, Journey, Luxor, Museum, Nile River, Public Transportation, Restaurants, Sahara Desert, Sand, Taxi, Traffic, Walking tour

A Little Bit of Malta on my Mind

September 15, 2019 by Dave8 Comments

I proceeded to a tiny room at my hotel in central Valletta, oddly enough having to pass through the restaurant first. Many elderly ladies were absorbed in a riveting game of Bridge and I had to slink past their tables without bumping into them. Finding a balcony I stood overlooking the scenic water and Fort Saint Angelo in the distance while absorbing the smells of the salty water, the warmth of the Mediterranean sunshine and the tantalizing … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe · Tagged: Africa, Architecture, Beach, Bridges, Bus Travel, Drinking, England, Europe, Hiking, History, Malta, Mediterranean, Nightlife, Public Transportation, Restaurants, Traffic, Walking tour

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