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Spots worth checking out while volunteering in Delhi

September 20, 2015 by Dave DronacharyaLeave a Comment

The capital city of India, Delhi, is a bowl full of enthralling activities and upbeat lifestyle. One can find a huge mix of different cultures, from all across the country, amalgamating here. The city reflects a perfect blend of ancient culture and modern technology. An opportunity to volunteer in Delhi can be a great experience for many who are keen to witness the real time example of ‘Unity in Diversity’. Considering the fact that India is … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Asia · Tagged: Architecture, Art, Culture, History, India, Lifestyle, Markets, Nightlife, Restaurants, Shopping Mall, Technology, Village, Volunteer

Something for Everyone: 4 Types of Tourists in Africa

August 26, 2015 by Eran Feinstein1 Comment

People travel to distant and exotic climes for a variety of reasons: a box on their bucket list, inner personal experience, cross-cultural understanding, or simple rest and relaxation. East Africa, and Tanzania in particular, gives its visitors everything they could wish in a single trip; then, leaves them coming back for more. Whether you’ve saved for months and planned your trip to Africa down to the last detail or just hopped on the next … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Africa · Tagged: Africa, Africa Safari, Animal Rescue, Backpacking, Beach, Cruising, Culture, Ethiopia, Fishing, History, Kenya, Mountain Climbing, National Park, Romantic, Scuba Diving, Sports, Tanzania, Technology, Trekking, Village

Cruising Bordeaux with Viking River Cruises

July 1, 2015 by Dave9 Comments

Viking River Cruises was established in 1977 as a fairly small operation with just four ships offering Russian River cruises marketed to Europeans. The company has expanded quickly over the years - entering the US market in 2000. They are now the world's largest river cruise company offering a variety of trips in Europe, Russia, China, Southeast Asia and Egypt. In addition to their main cruise offerings, Viking can arrange airfare and post and … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe · Tagged: Airport, America, Art, Asia, Bridges, China, Cruising, Culture, Egypt, Europe, Food and Wine, France, Golf, Internet, Restaurants, Russia, Shopping Mall, Technology, Vineyards, Walking tour

Dubai’s Continued Growth Brings New Attractions

May 13, 2015 by Fiona Moriarty1 Comment

Located at the crossroads of history, Dubai has long been a strategic area for business and entertainment travel. It is a safe and courteous city where most travelers will be surprised at how many distractions there are for tourists. For most travelers, first impressions of Dubai are formed inside the well-contoured International Terminal at Dubai airport, where there are many duty-free shops. Upon leaving the terminal, first-time visitors are … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Mini Post · Tagged: Airport, Aquarium, Dubai, Food and Wine, History, Mexico, Palm Trees, Resort, River Rafting, Seafood, Shopping Mall, Tallest Building, Technology

Find Your Travel Tribe & Plan an Unforgettable Adventure with TripTogether

February 27, 2015 by Frances BowmanLeave a Comment

Whether you’re seeking an escape from the winter blues, in need of a stress-free retreat or want to check off a dream experience from your bucket list – a trip abroad is the best way to fulfill these goals. However, planning your vacation and finding the right travel partner is often the tricky part. I can’t tell you how many times my friends have bailed on travel plans we made due to scheduling conflicts and finances, leaving me to plan my … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Mini Post · Tagged: Journey, Lifestyle, Rainforest, Solo Travel, Spa, Technology, Tuscany, Wine Tasting, Zip line

The Growing Irrelevance of Commercialized Mass Tourism

February 13, 2015 by Jamon MokLeave a Comment

The irrelevance of mass tourism today The early 18-1900s, the age of industrialization, brought the world closer together with the widespread construction of railroads, the first flights and the first automobile. The burgeoning middle class could soon own their own wheels and take their first trains, travelling to places they never could, once accessible only to the mega rich. The age of mass tourism began in earnest. Today, more than 200 … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Asia · Tagged: Bus Travel, Culture, History, Shopping Mall, Technology, Train Travel

Foodie Paso Robles Comes Into Its Own

December 10, 2014 by Rachel DuchakLeave a Comment

Just a few decades ago, sleepy Paso Robles, California, hosted no distilleries or craft breweries and only a few dozen pioneering wineries. Rodeos and pickup trucks were more pervasive than limos chauffeuring wine enthusiasts around this beautiful area in northern San Luis Obispo County. Today, vineyards abound in all directions and the overall “agriculture culture” remains strong in the fabric of this increasingly diverse community. When … [Read more...]

Filed Under: North America · Tagged: Beer, Bicycle, California, Caves, Culinary travel, Culture, Dessert, Drinking, Food and Wine, History, Ice Cream, Mexico, Monterey, Restaurants, Santa Barbara, Seafood, Technology, Vineyards, Wildlife, Wine Tasting

All You Need to Know About Friend Compass

November 29, 2014 by Chris RogersLeave a Comment

We have modern technology to thank for many things, but most of all for improving the frequency and level of communication we have with other people. Think about how many people you remain connected with thanks to these advancements, especially Facebook. With Facebook, you are able to keep in constant (and cheap!) contact with family and friends all over the globe; unfortunately, you can chat with a friend daily without ever seeing them … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Mini Post · Tagged: Boston, San Francisco, Technology

Cirque du Soleil’s Zarkana—Wild, Wondrous and Body-Boggling

November 10, 2014 by Tom BentleyLeave a Comment

What do you do when your senses are simultaneously confused, excited, alarmed and enthralled? If you’re at a performance of Zarkana, Cirque du Soleil’s dramatic and mesmerizing visual bombardment at ARIA Las Vegas, you go with it. And going with it will be mighty gratifying. Many theater pieces engage your brain, perhaps with some later follow-through in your body. Zarkana envelops you. The lushly resonant music alone penetrates your body and … [Read more...]

Filed Under: North America · Tagged: Europe, Moscow, Music, New York City, Sand, Technology

Writing from a Yurt at 3000 Meters in Kyrgyzstan

October 6, 2014 by DaveLeave a Comment

As I write this the temperature is falling dramatically, and the familiar mountain bone chilling air permeates everything. This Kyrgyzstan Yurt is spacious - there are seven of us sprawled out on various mats on the floor. The locals tell us it takes 2-3 hours for four men to setup one Yurt. The insides are colorful with thick canvas and blankets forming the walls. A circular portion of the ceiling opens up for fresh air and sunlight during … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Asia · Tagged: Animal Rescue, Art, Mountain Climbing, Technology, Trekking

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