How to travel for free: Part 2

by Kelly @ Practically Everywhere

Sun Oct 02 09:08:43 PDT 2016

Yesterday I covered the important things to know about free travel. Make sure you read that first before diving into the job listings

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A Spontaneous Afternoon in London

by Sarah Edwards @ Not Another Travel Blog

Mon Aug 07 05:37:19 PDT 2017

When my Mum mentioned that she was headed to London to get her Russian visa application processed I jumped at the chance to tag along. We’ve only been back a little over a week, but I have to be honest and admit that the post travel blues I was trying so hard to avoid have […]

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Banned Investment Activities in Vietnam

by Nguyen Ngan @ Travel information for Vietnam from local experts

Sat Sep 23 08:23:17 PDT 2017

Under Investment Law of Vietnam, foreign investors are entitled to invest in business lines which are not prohibited. This is just another fundamental with high importance to every investor during investment research and before gambling loads of money in a foreign country like Vietnam. According to Investment Law, investments in the following activities are banned: …

5 Reasons Why Death Valley Should be the Next National Park You Visit

by Julie @ Earth Trekkers

Sat Jan 20 07:56:54 PST 2018

When you think of Death Valley, what is the first thing that comes to mind? A barren desert landscape, crawling with scorpions and rattlesnakes? Yes, you can find that here, but there is so much more to Death Valley than a forbidding desert landscape. We spent several days touring the park and fell in love with this place. Out of ...

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A Brief Stop in Philadelphia – For a Philly Cheesesteak

by Jimmy @

Tue Jan 12 07:02:22 PST 2016

Philadelphia was a place that was bookmarked as part of my roadtrip. Most visitors come to run up the steps made famous in the movie, Rocky as well as see the famous statue. Personally, I came for the Philly cheese steak. As … Read all about it!

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12 Years Of Travel: Newquay Cliffs, Cornwall, UK

by Chris Mitchell @ Travel Happy

Thu May 21 12:31:03 PDT 2015

Famous for its burgeoning surfing scene, Newquay also has some stunningly beautiful scenic walks along its cliffs too. Newquay Cliffs, Cornwall 21 May 2013, 2 Years Ago This Week: Less than fifty miles from where I grew up, I’d never been to Newquay until this visit to see a friend who I’d first met in […]

A Little Life Update… & More 2017 Travel Plans

by Sarah Edwards @ Not Another Travel Blog

Thu Aug 24 10:04:16 PDT 2017

Well hello everyone, I’ve been a bit absent this week so thought I’d write a little catch up post to let you all know what’s new. It’s actually great to be at home and we’ve had a great couple of weeks catching up with friends and getting settled back into normal life again. Although as […]

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List of the Best Luxury Hotels in Mauritius

by Two Monkeys Travel - Contributor @ Two Monkeys Travel Group

Fri Jan 12 02:58:20 PST 2018

Before you go, check out our Ultimate List of Best Luxury Hotels in Mauritius for recommendations that include rates, locations, and great reviews. This article will definitely help you with your stay! Browse through our best hotel finds in these top cities that cover: Grand Baie | Port Louis | Mont Choisy | Trou aux Biches | Flic en Flac ...

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7 Vietnamese Markets in Hanoi You Should Not Miss

by Katie McGrain @ Around the World in KT Days

Tue Jan 31 03:56:46 PST 2017

An exploration of a local market gives you a tiny glimpse into life in Vietnam, and the markets of Hanoi are no exception. Discover the tourist centric Hanoi Night Market, where you will find your typical souvenirs and trinkets. And don’t miss the intimate neighborhood markets where you will experience the vibrant Vietnamese community. Most [...]

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Southeast Asia for New Zealanders – What to know about visa & travel

by Phuong Nguyen @ Vietnam-Visa.com: Vietnam Visa on Arrival

Sat Oct 28 00:50:40 PDT 2017

To begin your trip to the attractive Southeast Asia, let's figure out where you can initiate first and whether you need visa to these places or not.

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Christmas Tours in England and Scotland

by Bryan @ The Budget Your Trip Blog

Fri Dec 01 00:32:10 PST 2017

From the glistening, frosted landscapes to bustling Christmas markets on cobbled squares and carols carrying on the breeze, the UK is the ideal place to celebrate this very special time of year. Every destination is dressed with its finest decorations. During your Christmas Holidays in the UK you will make memories for a lifetime and you will bring back home the best traditional Christmas presents. Travelers looking for a different Christmas experience are in for a delicious and visually enchanting treat when visiting the UK from late November until Christmas each year. With so much charm, fantasy, and tradition, a trip to the UK during the Christmas season is bound to inspire awe in any traveler, and luckily there are several tour options available to allow you to make the most of these Christmas-wonder-lands.

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5 reasons why you should still visit Phu Quoc Island

by Emma @ Travelettes

Wed Jan 10 00:32:07 PST 2018

The voices of the Vietnamese island Phu Quoc, located on the border with Cambodia, are very diverse. Some people claim it’s still heaven on earth while a few think this old fisherman’s island has all but been destroyed. Phu Quoc is called ”The new Phuket” for a reason: more and more tourists are finding it, and the nature is disappearing as big resorts take over the island. But there are still […]

12 Years Of Travel: View From Cortona, Italy

by Chris Mitchell @ Travel Happy

Sun Jun 14 17:09:25 PDT 2015

Famous as the backdrop for the 2003 movie Under The Tuscan Sun, Cortona is a stunning medieval town perched above the surrounding countryside View from Cortona, Italy 11 June 2013, 2 Years Ago This Week: Despite the vast amount of information about every conceivable travel destination available, I still find myself occasionally stumbling upon places […]

Grand-Bourg, Guadeloupe

by Budget Your Trip @ Budget Your Trip Recent Updates

Tue Jan 23 19:24:33 PST 2018

Travel costs and prices for Grand-Bourg, Guadeloupe

Shangli Ancient Village // This is Sichuan, China

by IFOTC @ Itchy Feet on the Cheap

Fri Apr 14 12:00:34 PDT 2017

Visiting Shangli Ancient Village in Sichuan Province Shangli has been through a lot, but you wouldn’t know it from the peaceful feeling you get while walking its lanes. It’s one of 10 Chinese ancient villages in Sichuan province, but unlike its counterparts the village has been able to keep its authentic charm. How to get [...]

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List of the Best Luxury Hotels in Vanuatu

by Two Monkeys Travel - Contributor @ Two Monkeys Travel Group

Mon Jan 15 06:55:43 PST 2018

Before you go, check out our Ultimate List of Best Luxury Hotels in Ultimate List of Best Luxury Hotels in Vanuatu for recommendations that include rates, locations, and great reviews. This article will help you with your stay! Browse through our best hotel finds in these top cities that cover: Port Vila, Vanuatu | Luganville, Vanuatu. Vanuatu is an archipelago ...

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REVIEW: Starling Bank – The Best Way To Manage Money Whilst Travelling?

by Chris @ Backpacker Banter

Mon Jan 15 07:28:21 PST 2018

What's best way to manage your money whilst travelling? The Starling Bank app is my favourite way to manage money abroad - here's why...

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Backpacking in the Balearic Islands (Ibiza, Mallorca, Menorca & Formentera)

by myfunkytravel @ MyFunkyTravel

Sat Dec 09 12:16:27 PST 2017

Backpacking in the Balearic Islands (Ibiza, Mallorca, Menorca & Formentera) The Balearic Islands have long been popular holiday destinations, mostly for Northern Europeans looking for a short sunny getaway. Typically people fly in and fly out, only visiting one island but it is possible to do a longer, backpacking trip in the Balearic Islands. You […]

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5 Things to consider before you teach English in China

by myfunkytravel @ MyFunkyTravel

Wed May 24 08:44:36 PDT 2017

5 Things to consider before you teach English in China image via Brian Yap, CC BY-NC 2.0 A guest post by Dimitris Vlachos If you’re interested in teaching English in China, then you’re in for an exciting and rewarding adventure. As a company which specialises in helping people like you teach abroad, we understand what you’re […]

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Hong Kong on the Cheap

by IFOTC @ Itchy Feet on the Cheap

Thu Apr 20 12:00:20 PDT 2017

How Not To Blow Your Wad In Hong Kong (it’s a poker term) The 2nd most expensive city in Asia, but there are plenty of ways to budget travel Hong Kong. While Hong Kong is generally raved about, it’s not typically a backpacker stop, mainly because it’s too damn expensive. I’ve seen a lot of [...]

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How to Fit a Large Chicken in a Small Oven (& Other Tips for a Great Christmas in Korea)

by Grace Martens @ TravelBud

Tue Oct 31 03:26:14 PDT 2017

Like toppings on pizza (sweet potato pizza anyone?), Christmas is another thing that Korea didn’t really get the full memo on, but they do have their own interpretation of the celebration. Whereas we see Christmas as very much a family orientated day, Koreans see it largely as a holiday to be celebrated by couples. So […]

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REVIEW – The GoPro Hero 6 Camera (And Should You Add It To Your Travel Kit?)

by Chris @ Backpacker Banter

Wed Nov 22 01:30:47 PST 2017

Looking to buy a new GoPro? Here's my full review of the GoPro Hero 6 and whether it's the perfect GoPro for travel.

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Best Airbnbs in Reykjavik for a Winter Break

by Charlie Marchant @ Charlie on Travel

Sat Dec 09 01:29:15 PST 2017

Let me share my Airbnb wishlist for Reykjavik, Iceland. Read my list of the best Airbnbs in Reykjavik, including budget rooms, perfect apartments and luxury rental homes.  Winter season has got me dreaming about white snow and cold countries. I was just sixteen when I went on my first trip to Iceland – it was short […]

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3 things to know before you visit an elephant sanctuary in Thailand

by Megan Van Groll @ Blog - travel. paint. repeat.

Mon Dec 04 17:38:00 PST 2017

The experience was one I'll never forget. It was hard not to feel like I had a comfort level and bond with these gentle giants by the end of our day together.

SAMBAWAN ISLAND: Budget Travel Guide + Itinerary To One of Biliran’s Paradise Islands

by Keza M @ A Wanderful Sole

Sun Oct 01 04:32:57 PDT 2017

Discover Sambawan Island with the help of this Travel Guide On a Budget complete with itinerary and travel tips.

Travel Resolutions Filipinos are Embracing This 2018

by Joser Ferreras @ TripZilla Philippines

Wed Jan 10 16:00:24 PST 2018

Because no traveller is perfect.

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Visiting Slovenia – tiny but lovely Ljubljana and Lake Bled

by Amy @ Our Big Fat Travel Adventure

Wed Dec 06 23:30:20 PST 2017

After a fairy tale trip to Neuschwanstein Castle, we set off along Germany’s Romantic Road, driving through tiny Bavarian villages surrounded by forests and peaks. We climbed higher through the Austrian Alps, passing through ski towns where the snow lay like thick icing on rooftops and clung to the branches of pine trees. This winter […]

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Fort-de-France, Martinique

by Budget Your Trip @ Budget Your Trip Recent Updates

Tue Jan 23 19:24:33 PST 2018

Travel costs and prices for Fort-de-France, Martinique

How to Make Driving Abroad a Smooth Experience

by Screndels @ Twourism

Tue Oct 11 13:40:11 PDT 2016

Driving abroad could be classed as a hobby of mine. There’s no better feeling than finding your own special destinations out on the open road. But all freedom comes with a price. With driving, it literally comes with a price that’s often quite high. Luckily there are some tips and tricks to make driving abroad […]

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Six things to know about Sweden before your Eurovision trip

by Jo @ Twourism

Tue May 10 01:54:03 PDT 2016

Are you busy packing your sparkly wig, facepaint and Swedish kronor while randomly blurting out ICEEEEBREEEAAAAAKEEEEER? Have you listened through this year’s line-up and picked your favourite? Between all those key changes and wind machines, here are six things to know about the weird and wonderful world of Swedish Eurovision. As a Swede, travel blogger, […]

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How to travel for free: Part 1

by Kelly @ Practically Everywhere

Sat Oct 01 12:52:12 PDT 2016

For most people, one of the biggest barriers to entry when it comes to long-term travel is money. I can tell you from

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1 City, 9 Ways — Things to do in Hanoi, Vietnam for Every Kind of Traveler

by Katie McGrain @ Around the World in KT Days

Tue Feb 07 05:07:25 PST 2017

From the minute you arrive in Hanoi, your senses will explode. The honking horns will fill your ears, while the whizzing motorbikes keep you constantly on your toes. Your mouth and nose will lead you to some of the most delicious corners of the city. It may take a day or so to orient yourself, [...]

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How I Spent 3 Days in the Secret Paradise of Port Barton in Palawan

by Paolo Rellama @ TripZilla Philippines

Thu Jan 18 17:00:25 PST 2018

We present to you, Port Barton!

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Hanoi Noodle is more than Pho Hanoi| Restaurants Recommendation

by Lê Hoàng @ Hanoi Free Local Tours

Thu Dec 28 19:36:28 PST 2017

“Hanoi: What to eat” The Series Vietnamese Noodles Is More Than Phở (Pho Hanoi) Pho Hanoi seems to be familiar with most of people, who have interest about Hanoi. It is regarded as a spirit of Hanoi. Let’s take a Hanoi Tour to know more about Things to do in Hanoi and has a chance to taste Pho Hanoi But there is much more than Phở. You might be suprise with different type of noodle in Hanoi. You might fall in love with the Hanoi’s Cuisine. A. Phở – Rice noodle A.1. What is phở? Phở is a kind of […]

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Lasenta Boutique Hotel, Hoi An

by Tom@VietnamCoracle @ Vietnam Coracle

Thu Jan 11 19:43:23 PST 2018

A comfortable & aesthetically pleasing synthesis of the exotic & the familiar, the modern & the traditional, and Asian & European elements, Lasenta Boutique Hotel is yet another addition to Hoi An's list of excellent value, mid-range accommodation... Continue reading →

5 need-to- know tips to minimise lost luggage risk

by Screndels @ Twourism

Sat Apr 23 09:57:06 PDT 2016

When we’re travelling, one of the biggest fears we have is finding out our bags end up in lost luggage. We’ve been lucky in all of our travels. Or have we just been careful? Well here are five top tips on what you can do to try to minimise the risk of your baggage ending […]

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Visit Seoul – A Travel Guide

by Katie McGrain @ Around the World in KT Days

Mon Mar 06 16:23:44 PST 2017

Seoul is an electric city. Whether you are here for a layover, a couple of days, or multi-week excursion, making the most of your time is essential. No matter what kind of traveler you are, there is something to do and a place to visit in Seoul for you. From street food and [...]

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Puerto Montt, Chile

by Budget Your Trip @ Budget Your Trip Recent Updates

Tue Jan 23 19:24:33 PST 2018

Travel costs and prices for Puerto Montt, Chile

LIVE LIKE A LOCAL: RENT A SHORT-TERM APARTMENT WHILE TRAVELING

by Steven @ The Hungry Suitcase

Thu Jun 05 11:30:18 PDT 2014

If you want to experience the true life of a place, experience it like a local: get an apartment in a true neighborhood. Wake up to the sounds of street vendors and garbage trucks. Be recognized with a smile by your local noodle-slinger.

If a city strikes your fancy, rent an apartment for a month and stick around for awhile.

Another advantage of worldwide Internet networking is that it allows us to exchange short-term apartments without going through an agent or company. Check the New York City craigslist sublet page and you’ll find plenty of Parisians happy to exchange their Left Bank apartment for a little temporary stepping stone on the Upper West Side. Though apartment exchanges are rare in Asia, there are plenty of expats and locals alike who will be vacating their adobe and happy to have someone trustworthy in ... Read More »

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Our South America trip begins! Visas, vaccines, insurance and packing list

by Amy @ Our Big Fat Travel Adventure

Sat Jan 13 08:33:50 PST 2018

Tomorrow we set off for Colombia! We’ve been talking about this South America trip for so many years that it’s taken on a surreal, dream-like quality for me. Now it’s a tangible thing. This time tomorrow we’ll be zooming across the sky to the other side of the world. Here’s a look at how we’ve […]

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Our Biggest Travel Fail? Why We Chose To Leave India Early

by Sarah Edwards @ Not Another Travel Blog

Wed Aug 09 04:41:38 PDT 2017

I can’t say that our experience in India was all bad by any means. We met some nice people, saw some of the most beautiful buildings we’ve ever seen and ate some delicious curries. We took an incredible tiger safari, explored ancient forts and visited some fantastic museums. It’s probably one of the most photogenic […]

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6 (Non-Millennial) Solo Female Travelers Share Their Travel Wisdom

by NomadicMatt @ Nomadic Matt's Travel Site

Thu Dec 07 06:12:09 PST 2017

Solo female travel isn't just for millennials! In this column, Kristin Addis introduces us to some older solo female travelers who are following their dreams to see the world. These women come from all backgrounds and all walks of life, proving it's never too late to start traveling.

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Discover: Fukuoka

by @ Wikitravel

Thu Feb 14 21:53:24 PST 2008

A bullet train ride on the Hakata-Minami Line in Fukuoka, Japan costs just ¥290 (under US$3). Alas, the end-to-end trip lasts just ten minutes.

The Best Place To Travel Right Now: Answering My Inbox Q&Av2

by Anil Polat @ foXnoMad

Wed Jan 03 23:00:53 PST 2018

 I’m sent a lot of travel and tech questions by email and although I reply to them all, I want to share some of those responses publicly to help more of you travel smarter. In the video above, I answer your questions about the best places to travel right now, good VPN choices, and […]

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Lisbon 3-Day Itinerary: What to See In Europe’s Hipster Capital

by Bruno B. @ Geeky Explorer | Travel smart

Sun Jun 04 04:28:38 PDT 2017

This Lisbon 3-day itinerary is ideal for anyone visiting for the first time the portuguese capital. It’s packed with insider advice of what’s REALLY worth to do and hipster tips to see the major sights. Bem-vindo a Lisboa! Oh Lisbon. The city oozing the million-dollar combination of tradition, charm and modernism. The alluring culture, the […]

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Tales of Teaching in a Tiny Thai Town

by Didi Mathibe @ TravelBud

Sun Nov 26 21:36:06 PST 2017

When I heard that my Thailand English teaching placement was going to be in Ranong, the tiniest and rainiest province in the country, I had mixed feelings. On one hand, I love tiny towns, rain and being immersed in the chilled vibes of nature. But on the other hand, I’ve only lived in bustling cities […]

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Great American Road Trip: June Spending Report

by Dan M @ BREAK FREE

Tue Sep 19 09:24:00 PDT 2017

June was our time to make the long and scary drive up through Canada and into Alaska. I won’t get into much more detail on the drive as I already covered most of it, but as always, I’ll break down the costs and add some more details along the way. After floundering a bit in…

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Living Lagom in Sweden: An Interview With Lola Akerstrom

by NomadicMatt @ Nomadic Matt's Travel Site

Thu Nov 30 08:05:51 PST 2017

Lagom is the key to unlocking the Swedish psyche, and it governs all aspect of Swedish society. In this interview, Lola A. Åkerström talks about why lagom is about more than just balance, and what it's like to assimilate into life in Sweden as a writer and photographer.

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21 Best Life Changing and Motivational Books To Read

by Two Monkeys Travel - Contributor @ Two Monkeys Travel Group

Tue Jan 16 09:55:28 PST 2018

Reading can truly bring us to places. It can also inspire us and bring the best out of people even during the darkest times in their lives. Books are like personal mentors. They build us. They help us see the wrong and the right in the things that we are doing in life. Books are words of wisdom intricately designed ...

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Vietnam in spring – Best places to go

by Phuong Nguyen @ Vietnam-Visa.com: Vietnam Visa on Arrival

Fri Dec 29 02:23:37 PST 2017

You will never regret when visiting Vietnam in spring! If you wonder which places are the most beautiful in our country during this season, don't hesitate to collect all information in this article.

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4 Days Itinerary Hanoi (2018): What to do in Hanoi Vietnam for 4 Days 3 Nights

by Nguyễn Anh Quanh @ Hanoi Free Local Tours

Thu Dec 21 00:27:59 PST 2017

What is the best Hanoi 4 days itinerary? So you’ve already known what to do in hanoi—if you haven’t—please read this article first. What to do for a 4 days itinerary Hanoi? It must not be harder than a 5 day itinerary in Hanoi right? What are the things to do in Hanoi for 4 days 3 night? Making an itinerary is definitely a pain in the neck—especially a 4 days Hanoi itinerary. Today we will create your perfect 4 days 3 night itinerary in Hanoi—so you can make the most out of your time with an itinerary 4 days in […]

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40 photos that will inspire you to visit Tajikistan!

by BoB @ Bunch of Backpackers

Sun May 07 04:17:51 PDT 2017

TAJIKISTAN – “Never heard of it. No idea where it’s located. Isn’t that a dangerous country?…” Just a couple of responses I got from people when I told them I traveled through Tajikistan, a country you generally don’t hear a lot about. Undeservedly so. Tajikistan is absolutely stunning and the people are incredibly friendly and hospitable. Even though […]

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Places to Visit in NSW with Kids

by Melissa Delaware @ Thrifty Family Travels

Tue Oct 17 21:16:22 PDT 2017

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Timisoara / Temesvar, Romania

by Budget Your Trip @ Budget Your Trip Recent Updates

Tue Jan 23 19:24:33 PST 2018

Travel costs and prices for Timisoara / Temesvar, Romania

One Day in Kuala Lumpur

by Luke Nicholson @ Charlie on Travel

Thu Nov 23 22:38:05 PST 2017

In this Kuala Lumpur travel guide, we share our favourite things to do in Malaysia’s capital city, including the best temples, Chinatown and the best vegetarian restaurants in the city. Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia’s capital city, wasn’t on our original travel itinerary. But we’re so glad we went there! Kuala Lumpur is a city with towering skyscrapers, […]

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French Quarter Hanoi | Map and Guide for First Time Visitors

by Lê Hoàng @ Hanoi Free Local Tours

Thu Jan 04 02:28:24 PST 2018

French Quarter In the past, under the domination of the French colonialist, Hanoi was separated into three regions which are French area, Vietnamese area and concession area. Up till now, the French area has been known as the French Quarter. Compared to the Old Quarter, French Quarter might be not as bustling as its neighbor but it would take you to another part of Hanoi soul – the charming and elegant one. Let us help you to grasp some must-know things about the area. 1. History: French Quarter in Hanoi mainly formed and developed during the French colonial period, from […]

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Bali | Exploring Temples

by FunFlyingFour @ FUN FLYING FOUR

Sat Sep 24 14:30:44 PDT 2016

I am sure every person that travels to Bali visits at least one temple, if not more. During our stay in Ubud we visited a few temples, we did contemplate […]

Sibiu, Romania

by Budget Your Trip @ Budget Your Trip Recent Updates

Tue Jan 23 19:24:33 PST 2018

Travel costs and prices for Sibiu, Romania

Backpacking Germany Budget Travel Guide 2018

by Ana Pereira @ The Broke Backpacker

Sat Jan 06 03:14:44 PST 2018

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Love a Little Extra Paradise: The Outer Islands of the Cook Islands

by Bryan @ The Budget Your Trip Blog

Tue Nov 28 01:25:22 PST 2017

If you are planning a visit to the Cook Islands and you are looking for something off the beaten path, consider one of the outer islands.

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How to get around Saigon on the cheap!

by Brinda Shah @ XO Tours Blog

Wed Aug 23 23:08:19 PDT 2017

As tourists, Ho Chi Minh City can seem very centralized because not only are many of the tourist attractions around District 1, the centre of the city, but this district is also quite compact.  However, with 24 districts, the city is actually very spread out and some of the other districts are more than twice…

Singapore Travel Guide | What To Do with a Stopover in Singapore

by Luke Nicholson @ Charlie on Travel

Sat Oct 21 04:47:33 PDT 2017

In this Singapore travel guide, we share the best travel tips for a stopover in Singapore that takes in all of the city’s best sights without breaking the bank. Known as the gateway to Asia, Singapore is a popular stopover destination for travellers taking connecting flights to and from other countries in Asia. This unique […]

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The Ultimate Itinerary of São Miguel Island (Made By An Azorean)

by Bruno B. @ Geeky Explorer | Travel smart

Thu May 18 10:27:31 PDT 2017

São Miguel in the Azores is a vibrant garden in the middle of the Atlantic. With so many different landscapes and things to do there, planning a route to explore the island is essential. This is the exact road trip itinerary I use when I get friends visiting São Miguel island and now I’m sharing […]

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Older Highschool Researching Paper Information. Essay Composing Solution USA

by Wanderlove @ Wanderlove

Wed Jan 17 08:19:01 PST 2018

Older Highschool Researching Paper Information. Essay Composing Solution USA Authoring an analysis cardstock is really a struggle.http://www.essaypreps.com In mature highschool and university essay writing service cost or college you’ll be expected for making many research paperwork, and you will have to determine what adopts creating a successful paper. An inquiry pieces of paper includes searching […]

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The travel itinerary template I use to plan all my trips (free download!)

by Megan Van Groll @ Blog - travel. paint. repeat.

Tue Nov 14 22:39:40 PST 2017

My travel itinerary template just got a big upgrade. And you can download it for free.

Monthly recap: March travels

by Jo @ Twourism

Fri Apr 01 03:19:36 PDT 2016

In March we ticked off our third new destination of the year, Kraków, tickling a desire to explore more of Poland and central Europe. Here’s a recap of our month! Wondering what we got up to last month? Check out our February recap. Every generation has made its mark on the Wawel Hill cathedral. 🏰🏰😍😍 […]

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How To Spend 36 Hours in Bratislava

by Sarah Edwards @ Not Another Travel Blog

Wed Aug 16 05:14:42 PDT 2017

Nestled along the Danube, just an hour from Vienna, is Bratislava. One of the smallest and, in our opinion, most perfectly formed capital cities in Europe. It’s home to what is claimed to be the narrowest house in Europe and a UFO bridge, amongst its many other delights. It’s also fabulously well connected – just […]

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How Much Does It Cost To Travel Australia: A Budget Breakdown

by Lotte @ Phenomenal Globe Travel Blog

Tue Jan 02 08:21:23 PST 2018

Australia is the 6th biggest country in the world, so big in fact that it counts as a continental landmass! With more than 823,000 kilometers of road available to be explored it is an amazing road trip destination. Both Frank… Continue Reading →

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5 Reasons Why You Must Stay at Dash Hotel in Seminyak, Bali

by Melissa Giroux @ A Broken Backpack

Thu Nov 09 22:41:24 PST 2017

When in Bali it’s always fun to discover new beaches and new places. Last year I was staying in Canggu and this year I really wanted to visit other places. Not too far from Canggu there is another cool spot named Seminyak. It’s the bohemian/posh area where you can find great restaurants, listen to a […]

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Zagora, Morocco

by Budget Your Trip @ Budget Your Trip Recent Updates

Tue Jan 23 19:24:33 PST 2018

Travel costs and prices for Zagora, Morocco

Backpacking Budget for Southeast Asia: less than USD 750 spent (Month #1)

by Melissa Giroux @ A Broken Backpack

Sat Dec 16 00:02:16 PST 2017

How much does it really cost to travel in Southeast Asia? Is it possible to do it very cheap? How much does it cost to move there?   We tend to think that life in Asia is super cheap… until we start craving western food, luxury, comfort and too many trips to the 7/11. I’ve […]

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Sailing The Whitsunday Islands With Cruise Whitsundays: A Day On The Camira

by Lotte @ Phenomenal Globe Travel Blog

Sat Dec 02 13:47:15 PST 2017

Just like diving the Great Barrier Reef, sailing the Whitsundays had been a bucket list item for years. So when we finally made it to Australia, there was no question about it, we would explore the fabled Whitsunday Islands… About… Continue Reading →

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Routeperfect Review

by Anna Faustino @ Adventure In You

Wed Dec 27 01:37:45 PST 2017

As much as I love to travel (heck, I travel for a living), I absolutely hate trip planning. Over the years, I’ve caught on to my partner’s happy-go-lucky attitude towards travel and very rarely plan for things in advance. Let’s face it. Trip planning is time consuming, stressful, and can definitely be overwhelming at times. […]

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Trứng Vịt Lộn (Half-hatched duck egg)

by Nguyen Mĩ Ngọc @ Travel information for Vietnam from local experts

Sat Oct 07 21:27:16 PDT 2017

Foreign travelers have a sort of love-hate relationship with “trung vit lon” which is known as the Vietnamese version of the famous “balut” egg in Philippines. You can literally find this food in every city across the country. Vietnamese people eat “trung vit lon” for breakfast and night snack. It’s loved and very popular for …

How To Plan a Sustainable and Eco-Friendly Trip

by Katie Diederichs @ Blog | Two Wandering Soles

Mon Jan 15 20:37:00 PST 2018

It's easier than you think to plan a sustainable trip. You don't need to book an ecotourism resort with a hefty price tag or volunteer in a remote village for weeks on end. Any type of traveler can plan a sustainable vacation if you know where to start. In this article, we'll walk you through practical and easy ways you can plan a sustainable trip.

KALANGGAMAN ISLAND: Budget Travel Guide + Itinerary & Why It’s More Than Just The Sandbar

by Keza M @ A Wanderful Sole

Fri Aug 25 08:19:26 PDT 2017

Kalanggaman Island Travel Guide complete with info on how to get there, budget, itinerary and useful tips.

BABUYAN ISLANDS: A First-Timer’s Budget Travel Guide + Itinerary To The Hidden Jewels Of The Extreme North

by Keza M @ A Wanderful Sole

Sat Jan 13 12:00:05 PST 2018

Babuyan Island Travel Guide For First Timers include useful tips, expenses, sample itinerary and ways to get there.

A Beginner’s Guide to Ubud, Bali

by Annika @ Travelettes

Mon Jan 08 05:13:52 PST 2018

Ever since Eat Pray Love, Bali has been a firm favorite on the solo female traveler’s radar. After all, it was here where Liz found enlightenment amongst the rice paddies, new friends, a new fortune and finally a new love. While the movie doesn’t really tell us where Liz is finding this Balinese paradise, ever since single women have been flooding Ubud, yoga mat and green juice in hand with […]

THE ACTUALITY OF DIPLOMATIC WORK

by Wanderlove @ Wanderlove

Tue Dec 12 16:00:00 PST 2017

THE ACTUALITY OF DIPLOMATIC WORK And did you know that most of the diploma projects are being rejected, that is, they are not considered to be submitted only because they are not relevant from the point of view of science. This is not surprising, because many students choose the topic, do not take into account […]

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Best Cabin Backpack for Carry On Only Travel

by Melissa Delaware @ Thrifty Family Travels

Tue Oct 31 21:14:51 PDT 2017

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Winter Travel Inspiration: Our Top Things To Do In Bruges

by Sarah Edwards @ Not Another Travel Blog

Wed Nov 29 12:16:44 PST 2017

If you’re looking for a romantic, relaxing winter city break I can pretty much guarantee that Bruges is the place for you. It’s known as the ‘Venice of the North’ for a reason and this time of year is the perfect time to visit… to quote a certain rather well known film it really is […]

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12 reasons to visit Vietnam at least once in a lifetime

by Hoa Nguyen @ Vietnam-Visa.com: Vietnam Visa on Arrival

Mon Jan 08 23:52:19 PST 2018

Located in Southeast Asia, Vietnam is not as celebrated as its regional cousins Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, and even Indonesia. However, this does not mean that it is any less intriguing or wonderful than they are.

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Do-It-Yourself Walking Tour of Dalat, Vietnam – A Perfect Day in Dalat

by IFOTC @ Itchy Feet on the Cheap

Sun Feb 05 01:00:35 PST 2017

Signup for my weekly newsletter The first time I took Chopper Suey (my Chinese-made American cruiser bike) on a road trip, was to the sexy hills of Dalat. As we pulled into town, surrounded by pines and fresh cool air, I knew I was going to love the place. Formerly a retreat town for the [...]

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Backpacking in Hanoi, Vietnam - DIY Travel Guide

by Linh Ngo @ Backpacking in Hanoi, Vietnam - DIY Travel Guide

Mon Mar 27 21:36:59 PDT 2017

As a Vietnamese I can tell this is really good tip for backpackers going to Hanoi :)

Backpacking in Hanoi, Vietnam - DIY Travel Guide

by Akina @ Backpacking in Hanoi, Vietnam - DIY Travel Guide

Mon Oct 24 01:44:16 PDT 2016

Hanoi is really perfect for backpackers. Some dollars will make you survive here.

Math Problems For

by Wanderlove @ Wanderlove

Fri Dec 08 00:32:07 PST 2017

Math Problems For Not so for a longer time not that long ago, essay composing envisioned many hours of sitting down on the selection, searching for some different methods of information, and after rewriting the textual content and articles by hand. Now, as you can imagine, the difficulty is facilitated simply because of the capacity […]

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You’re Never Going to Travel Like a Local (& Why That’s OK)

by Kelly @ Practically Everywhere

Tue Jan 31 03:07:17 PST 2017

It’s the “holy grail” of long-term travel. There are travel empires built on the concept. But here’s the truth: You are never going

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Nustay Review: How to Save on Your Next Hotel Booking

by Anna Faustino @ Adventure In You

Sun Jan 14 22:47:41 PST 2018

Disclaimer: This post was written in partnership with Nustay as part of their #NuStayExplorers team. As always, my opinions are my own. While traveling, accommodation usually takes a large chunk of your travel budget. Although I am a go-with-the-flow kind of gal, over the years, I have also become quite picky about where I stay. With […]

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Are Vietnamese people really hostile towards foreign tourists?

by Nguyen Mĩ Ngọc @ Travel information for Vietnam from local experts

Sun Aug 13 21:09:05 PDT 2017

On the following of the incident happened in late July where a bus driver’s assistant of Viet Nhat Travel (Nha Trang) forced two female foreign passengers to leave the bus, part of which was recorded on mobile phone by a Taiwanese tourist who also took the same bus, we have received mixed opinions on the …

List of the Best Luxury Hotels in Suriname

by Two Monkeys Travel - Contributor @ Two Monkeys Travel Group

Mon Jan 22 03:07:45 PST 2018

Before you go, check out our Ultimate List of Best Luxury Hotels in Suriname for recommendations that include rates, locations, and great reviews. This article will help you with your stay! Browse through our best hotel finds in these top cities that cover: Paramaribo | Nieuw Nickerie | Cajana | Lelydorp | Nieuw Amsterdam | Groningen. The Republic of Suriname ...

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The Ultimate Top 100 of Travel Instagram Accounts

by Marek @ Indie Traveller

Mon Oct 30 12:12:58 PDT 2017

A Top 100 of inspiring travel Instagrammers, ranked based on user engagement and activity.

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5 Days in London: The Ultimate London Itinerary

by Julie @ Earth Trekkers

Wed Jan 17 09:21:46 PST 2018

There’s just something about London. With its iconic skyline, trendy neighborhoods, world-class museums, and long list of popular attractions, London is a city that every traveler should visit. We put together this 5-day London itinerary to help you have the best experience here. About this London Itinerary In general, I grouped sites together based on their location in order to ...

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Homework Help On Math

by Wanderlove @ Wanderlove

Mon Dec 25 01:33:05 PST 2017

Homework Help On Math Website which has two exclusive treatments: visitors can shop possibly an especially personalized essay (someone which could be drafted on your own, implementing new due diligence, which is wholly preliminary), or they’ll obtain a pre-developed essay (which, as being the label signifies, is a specific this was prior to this circulated […]

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Stories from my Sustainable Trip with the UNWTO

by Katie Diederichs @ Blog | Two Wandering Soles

Mon Jan 15 20:32:40 PST 2018

I feel so incredibly lucky to have had the opportunity to travel around the world with the United Nations World Tourism Organization to raise awareness about sustainable travel. This adventure brought me paragliding in Colombia, snorkeling in Mexico and through some of Germany's most magical Christmas markets. Come along on my journey and read my deep thoughts, funny wonderings and most memorable stories and pictures!

List of the Best Luxury Hotels in El Salvador

by Two Monkeys Travel - Contributor @ Two Monkeys Travel Group

Wed Jan 17 04:05:45 PST 2018

Before you go, check out our Ultimate List of Best Luxury Hotels in El Salvador for recommendations that include rates, locations, and great reviews. This article will help you with your stay! Browse through our best hotel finds in these top cities that cover: San Salvador City | Santa Ana | San Miguel | El Cuco | Sonsonate | Suchitito ...

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Why you need to visit Mexico City ASAP

by Megan Van Groll @ Blog - travel. paint. repeat.

Thu Dec 29 15:02:39 PST 2016

Go there now, while people still think it's unsafe. (9 min. read)

A Monsoon Friendly Two Week North India Itinerary

by Sarah Edwards @ Not Another Travel Blog

Fri Aug 04 05:00:59 PDT 2017

Having cancelled our trip to Nepal due to concerns about trekking in monsoon season, we did have some worries about visiting India in June / July. I did tons of research and it looked like if we stuck to our planned two week north India itinerary we’d be more or less okay and even if […]

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Forms of Investment

by Nguyen Ngan @ Travel information for Vietnam from local experts

Sat Sep 09 08:50:15 PDT 2017

Coming to Vietnam and putting lots of money on a business are steps of a gamble which requires careful research. As a matter of fact, the research starts with how to invest into Vietnam, or in other words what are forms for investment in Vietnam. This question is not quite a key concern but should …

The Travelettes Itinerary: 2 Weeks in Georgia (Yes, the Country)

by guest @ Travelettes

Wed Jan 17 03:53:44 PST 2018

Lately, the small country of Georgia (located between Russia, Azerbaijan, Armenia and the Black Sea) has been gaining more global recognition thanks to trending fashion designers and a budding electronic music scene. Nevertheless, it is still an off-the-beaten-track destination for tourists and I was one of the first amongst my well-traveled friends to visit this charming country. I have to admit, I knew almost nothing about Georgia before except for […]

Keep Your Butts Off the Beach – Thailand Bans Smoking on Tourist Beaches

by Nick Paul @ TravelBud

Tue Oct 24 07:46:04 PDT 2017

With much of Asia there’s a relatively relaxed attitude to the cigarette. I remember seeing unreasonably cheap cartons from international brands in the Philippines and Vietnam. In South Korea, an ashtray full of cigarette butts in a toilet can come as a shock to us Westerners but is not uncommon, especially in some slightly older […]

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Is Naples Safe For Tourists? What You (Really) Need To Know

by Bruno B. @ Geeky Explorer | Travel smart

Sat Jul 15 09:18:54 PDT 2017

It’s 2017 so time to sort this drama once and for all. Is Naples safe for tourists or not? Let’s spill the truth! It’s the elephant in the room of every discussion around Naples. Just like happened when I visited Rio de Janeiro, most of my conversations before heading to Italy’s third largest city had […]

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Oranjestad (Sint Eustatius), Caribbean Netherlands

by Budget Your Trip @ Budget Your Trip Recent Updates

Tue Jan 23 19:24:33 PST 2018

Travel costs and prices for Oranjestad (Sint Eustatius), Caribbean Netherlands

Let’s Send Another Set of Students Abroad (Exciting Updates from FLYTE)

by NomadicMatt @ Nomadic Matt's Travel Site

Thu Dec 14 05:42:03 PST 2017

Two years ago I started FLYTE, a charity designed to help students from underserved communities see the world. Since then, we have raised over $100,000 and sent three classes on trips around the world. Here are updates on the organization.

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What is Sustainable Tourism and What Does it Look Like Around the World

by Katie Diederichs @ Blog | Two Wandering Soles

Mon Jan 15 20:48:27 PST 2018

What is sustainable travel? Well, isn't that a good question! I am delving into what sustainable tourism looks like around the world: from Colombia to Germany! Read real life stories and examples of how sustainable travel can transform our world for the better and become a part of the change!

Join Photography Contest with Vietnam Visa Easy to get BIG prizes

by Nguyen Mĩ Ngọc @ Travel information for Vietnam from local experts

Thu Sep 07 21:56:20 PDT 2017

We are proudly presenting to you our very first Photography Contest: Together We Travel the World. Share your most beautiful travelling moments of you and your loved ones to win many presents from Vietnam Visa Easy! What are you waiting for? Join us now to get big prizes! From 7th September to 14th September, all you …

The Realistic Guide to Solo Travel

by VickyFlipFlop @ VickyFlipFlopTravels –

Tue Jan 16 02:22:07 PST 2018

Y’know all these guides to solo travel, where the writer bangs on about how it’s going to be the ‘best time of your life’, you’ll meet ‘lifelong friends’ who’ll help you ‘find yourself’ and you’ll ‘be bitten by the travel bug foreverrrrr’ etc etc? Well, I’d say 99% of them are at least 88% exaggeration. Rose. Tinted. The Realistic Guide to Solo Travel Obviously, I’ve made a career out of […]

Bãi Rạng Beach, Quy Nhon

by Tom@VietnamCoracle @ Vietnam Coracle

Thu Dec 21 02:53:19 PST 2017

A small crescent of toast-gold sand lined with coconut palms & casuarina trees, Bãi Rạng Beach is squeezed between two rocky bluffs, 15km south of Quy Nhon. It's still a local, working beach & remains undeveloped.... Continue reading →

Introducing the Future Volunteers Program: Volunteer in South Africa

by Nick Paul @ TravelBud

Mon Oct 23 21:18:48 PDT 2017

As a company dedicated to delivering life-changing teach abroad experiences through socially responsible programs across the globe, one thing has long been missing: a teach or volunteer program here in of South Africa, our home turf. Of course, it’s not been something we’ve been actively avoiding. We have been on the hunt for the right […]

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Destination Races: Running the NYC Marathon

by Katie McGrain @ Around the World in KT Days

Tue Jan 10 05:08:47 PST 2017

This is an interview in a series about different fitness events around the world and the people who traveled to compete in them. I hope these stories of destination races inspire you by their perseverance and excitement for fitness and travel, as well as push you to plan your next vacation around a fitness event! This [...]

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Total Cost to RV Across North America

by Dan M @ BREAK FREE

Wed Dec 13 10:19:11 PST 2017

Much like any adventure, it all started with a Google search “Vintage Airstream for sale“. It was to be an adventure across North America to visit so many places we compared to the US as we traveled the world in 2013. It was also an escape hatch that took me away from my overly stressful…

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TOP 5 REASONS TO VISIT HO CHI MINH CITY DURING TET

by Brinda Shah @ XO Tours Blog

Sun Jan 21 22:21:21 PST 2018

Lunar New Year, or more commonly known as Tet, is a wondrous and prosperous time in Vietnam, and is an event that is anticipated throughout the year!  It marks the arrival of spring, a brand new start for many of life’s endeavours, and is a time to appreciate and spend time with family.  If you…

The Best Of Siquijor: Itinerary, Tourist Spots and Budget in 2018

by Bruno B. @ Geeky Explorer | Travel smart

Sat Apr 22 06:54:30 PDT 2017

This Siquijor travel guide and itinerary has all you need to know to plan your trip to one of the best hidden gems of the Philippines. Dreamy waterfalls, secret tropical beaches and memorable sunsets await you in Siquijor: the island of fire! Siquijor island has been known as land of witchcraft, enchantments and sorcery. So […]

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The Two Best Travel Cameras For Video Under $1000

by Anil Polat @ foXnoMad

Wed Dec 20 23:00:41 PST 2017

The two best video cameras under $1000 right now in late 2017 are the Panasonic Lumix G7 and the Lumix G85. Being so very similar, it can be difficult to tell why they differ by a few hundred dollars in price and if the additional cost of the G85 makes sense for you. Both are […]

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All legitimate ways to get Vietnam Visa for Czech citizens

by Phuong Nguyen @ Vietnam-Visa.com: Vietnam Visa on Arrival

Sun Dec 17 21:31:52 PST 2017

A Visa to Vietnam is required for citizens of Czech Republic. This post will introduce you concisely 3 ways to apply for Vietnam Visa for Czech citizens, including Vietnam Embassy Visa, Vietnam Visa On Arrival and Vietnamese E-visa.

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An Awesome 2-Week Thailand Itinerary (For First-Timers)

by Bruno B. @ Geeky Explorer | Travel smart

Sun Sep 17 07:31:17 PDT 2017

This article will help you craft your very own Thailand travel itinerary. After reading this, you’ll be ready for a trip to one of the most adventure-packed destination in the world! Thailand is a one of a kind place in the world. Despite getting 30M of tourists every year – some spots are already lost […]

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Discover: Aberdeen

by @ Wikitravel

Tue Mar 04 21:53:07 PST 2008

Among the artifacts displayed at The Gordon Highlanders Museum in Aberdeen, Scotland is a flag from Hitler's staff car. (Don't ask how they got it.)

Christmas Tours in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland

by Bryan @ The Budget Your Trip Blog

Sun Nov 26 08:28:23 PST 2017

Come explore Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, home to imperial palaces and fairy-tale castles, Bavarian villages and Baroque cities, the mysterious Black Forest and the snow-capped Alps. This is storybook Europe, where half-timbered inns painted with festive flowers lean over quiet country roads, and the Gothic spires of castles rise from craggy bluffs above the Rhine River.

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Some Of The Best Things I Never Imagined Would Happen: foXnoMad 2017 Highlights

by Anil Polat @ foXnoMad

Wed Jan 10 23:00:13 PST 2018

Meeting rescued elephants at Wildlife SOS, for example. Years ago when I set a goal of visiting every country in the world and created this site, I had no idea where it would take me. Every year, I’m still amazed at the experiences I have and often as these things are happening, I’m thinking, “I […]

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Vancouver: A 2 Day Itinerary And Sightseeing Guide

by Lotte @ Phenomenal Globe Travel Blog

Wed Oct 25 01:20:50 PDT 2017

Vancouver was our first stop in Canada and I’ll be honest: it wasn’t love at first sight. When we arrived it was cold and rain was pouring down from a dark-grey sky. We couldn’t even see the mountains north of… Continue Reading →

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Discover: Lubbock

by @ Wikitravel

Wed Feb 27 21:53:24 PST 2008

Among the objects on display at the Buddy Holly Center in Lubbock, Texas, memorializing the city's favorite son, is a giant-size replica of the rocker's trademark glasses.

A capital of change

by Michael Turtle @ Time Travel Turtle

Tue Dec 12 17:20:19 PST 2017

The historic centre of Vilnius shows a city that's been through a lot of turmoil but is now proud of what it is.

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A clash of cultures in Seville

by Michael Turtle @ Time Travel Turtle

Wed Dec 13 21:21:46 PST 2017

These two monumental sites in the centre of Seville say a lot about a period of Spanish history when civilisations were clashing.

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Best day trips from Prague

by Michael Turtle @ Time Travel Turtle

Sun Jan 14 20:09:40 PST 2018

Get more out of your time in the Czech Republic with these suggestions of day trips from Prague. With a variety of destinations, there's something for everyone.

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Yes, you can have a full time job and still see the world (here's how I do it)

by Megan Van Groll @ Blog - travel. paint. repeat.

Sun Nov 05 18:00:00 PST 2017

Since 2011, I've traveled to 40 cities in 17 countries, all while holding down a demanding full-time job.

Driving home for Christmas and heading to South America

by Andrew Wyatt @ Our Big Fat Travel Adventure

Thu Dec 21 12:11:10 PST 2017

Big news – we’ve just booked flights to Colombia in January! As I write this we’re on the ferry back to the UK to celebrate the festive season with family before we begin our 2018 adventures. Driving home for Christmas has taken us to the supreme Cologne xmas markets and to Bruges, which may well […]

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How I scored a luxury hotel for $106/night in Chiang Mai, Thailand

by Megan Van Groll @ Blog - travel. paint. repeat.

Mon Nov 20 20:02:36 PST 2017

Private swim-up poolside access? Yes please. Getting the 4th night free via an easy travel hack? Hell yeah.

Backpacking in Hanoi, Vietnam - DIY Travel Guide

by Carrie @ Backpacking in Hanoi, Vietnam - DIY Travel Guide

Wed Jul 20 11:03:41 PDT 2016

Looks like a great place to travel too. I think one day I would enjoy going to Vietnam.

No Vietnam Visa Required For Citizens Of Britain, Germany, France, Italy and Spain

by Chris Mitchell @ Travel Happy

Fri Jun 19 04:49:09 PDT 2015

From July 2015, you don’t need to apply for a visa to enter Vietnam if you’re a citizen from Britain, Germany, France, Italy and Spain Vietnam Embassy, Bangkok The Vietnamese government have announced a important change for Vietnam tourist visas – if you’re from Britain, Germany, France, Italy or Spain, you no longer need to […]

Why Now is the Best Time to Plot Your 2018 Travel Goals

by Joser Ferreras @ TripZilla Philippines

Mon Jan 15 16:00:27 PST 2018

Start planning!

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Sighisoara, Romania

by Budget Your Trip @ Budget Your Trip Recent Updates

Tue Jan 23 19:24:33 PST 2018

Travel costs and prices for Sighisoara, Romania

Write Me An Essay

by Wanderlove @ Wanderlove

Mon Dec 11 06:08:44 PST 2017

Write Me An Essay Our lower priced essay composing advice industry experts are planning to help support students using their college or university and school newspapers and also to portion their know-how and practical knowledge with these people 24/7. Even though how harsh your work deadlines are, we’re visiting work with you to. By performing […]

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Yangon, Myanmar

by Budget Your Trip @ Budget Your Trip Recent Updates

Tue Jan 23 19:24:33 PST 2018

Travel costs and prices for Yangon, Myanmar

How to Decide Where to Travel Next + Our Travel Bucket List

by Kelly @ Practically Everywhere

Mon Feb 13 09:28:49 PST 2017

If you’re one of those people who loves the idea of running off, spur of the moment, to whichever international destination has captured

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Great American Road Trip: July Spending Report

by Dan M @ BREAK FREE

Mon Sep 25 19:16:11 PDT 2017

July was it. Our last full month to travel as our renters were due out at the end of the month. We raced up to Alaska in June so we could get at least of one month of exploring before heading back. We estimated two weeks of heavy driving to get all the way through…

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Female solo backpacking in Iran: Experiences and tips for future travelers

by BoB @ Bunch of Backpackers

Wed May 17 01:52:31 PDT 2017

‘What were your experiences as a female solo backpacker in Iran?’ This question I got quite a few times after my trip to Iran last summer. If you have been following my travels on Instagram or Facebook, you know I truly had the time of my life. In Iran I felt 100% free, careless and happy. I […]

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How to Visit Racetrack Playa in Death Valley National Park

by Julie @ Earth Trekkers

Tue Jan 09 17:13:29 PST 2018

Death Valley National Park is filled with unusual spots to visit and the Racetrack Playa may be one of the most bizarre. This is the place to see those mysterious sailing stones…the large rocks that somehow glide over this dry, muddy surface, leaving imprinted trails behind them. This is not a spot you can just visit on a whim. Getting ...

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13 Travel Resolutions for 2018 that are not Destinations (and will actually satisfy your Wanderlust)

by guest @ Travelettes

Wed Jan 10 23:00:57 PST 2018

Now that 2018 is here, I’m sure all of you are excited about planning your upcoming trips and working on your travel bucket list as well. While there are hundreds of articles on the internet talking about the ‘Top Destinations Where You Must Travel in 2018’ and ‘The Budget-Friendly Countries To Visit in 2018’ (even on Travelettes you can find an unusual travel bucket list for 2018 and money-saving tips […]

What to do in Bangkok: Unique and Cheap Things You Won’t Want to Miss

by Katie Diederichs @ Blog | Two Wandering Soles

Sun Oct 08 01:24:41 PDT 2017

If you’re bored in Bangkok, something's wrong with you! There are endless fun things to do in this ever-growing city. We created a list of top activities that you shouldn’t miss while visiting Bangkok. Some are super touristy (yet still worthwhile), like the Grand Palace and Khao San Road, but some are hidden gems, like an amazing Tuk Tuk Food Tour and an off-the-beaten path floating market. Whether it’s your first time in Thailand or you already have your favorite Soi, this guide is for you!

Backpacking Route for Mexico

by myfunkytravel @ MyFunkyTravel

Mon Jul 10 11:24:59 PDT 2017

latin america routes south america | brazil | patagonia | central america | mexico Mexico Backpacking Route Our backpacking route for Mexico takes in the best the South of the country has to offer. If you follow it, you’ll travel from the tranquil seas of the Caribbean to the giant waves of the Pacific via […]

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Discover: Santa Fe

by @ Wikitravel

Fri Feb 29 21:53:24 PST 2008

In the celebrated art colony of Santa Fe, New Mexico, you can of course get paintings of the scenery of the southwestern United States, but did you know you can also get original paintings of Daffy Duck and Wile E. Coyote?

The Secret Sauce Behind Scott’s Cheap Flights

by NomadicMatt @ Nomadic Matt's Travel Site

Mon Dec 11 06:34:52 PST 2017

Scott Keyes turned a simple newsletter into a popular travel hacking site, Scott's Cheap Flights. In this interview, Scott tells us how he and his worldwide team find cheap flights using a combination of manpower and knowledge of industry trends. Every flight is hand-searched!

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The Essay Writer

by Wanderlove @ Wanderlove

Mon Dec 25 01:33:15 PST 2017

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The Travelettes recap – our favorite travel moments of 2017

by Tabea @ Travelettes

Wed Jan 17 23:24:44 PST 2018

Okay, we will admit: 2018 has been with us for a few days now, but having a moment to sit back and recap while the holidays are still in full swing can be pretty hard, nearly impossible. It may be that we’re just stumbling into the new year, being happy but exhausted, aroused by all the festivities, input, food… And just like that a new year starts without us even […]

Six Awesome Coffee Shops In Brno

by Sarah Edwards @ Not Another Travel Blog

Fri Aug 18 10:26:34 PDT 2017

Who would have thought that Brno would be a thriving hub of hipster coffee shops? Certainly not us, that’s for sure. When we arrived in this sleepy city we had no idea that there would be so many cute (and quirky places) to enjoy a cuppa. Want to enjoy a drink in an underground bunker? […]

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12 Years Of Travel: Thames Barrier, Greenwich, London

by Chris Mitchell @ Travel Happy

Sun Jun 14 17:22:29 PDT 2015

London is steeped in history, but it’s also shaping the future of how we control the landscape Thames Barrier, Greenwich, London 10 June 2012, 3 Years Ago This Week: I spent a few days in Greenwich for my 40th birthday – it seemed appropriate to go back to the Source Of All Time as I […]

Off The Beaten Path in Vietnam

by Brinda Shah @ XO Tours Blog

Wed Oct 11 01:33:17 PDT 2017

Vietnam is seeing more and more visitors each year, with the actual number of tourists per year reaching well over 6 million.  Some areas in Vietnam, such as Halong Bay, Sapa, and Hoi An, are very beautiful but also packed with tourists year round.  Fortunately, if you want to get away from the crowds, you…

The Best Things to do in Tasmania

by Melissa Delaware @ Thrifty Family Travels

Wed Nov 22 15:56:20 PST 2017

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Discovering the capes and coastal gems of Prince Edward Island, Canada

by myfunkytravel @ MyFunkyTravel

Mon Dec 04 16:11:36 PST 2017

Discovering the capes and coastal gems of Prince Edward Island by Jared Nusinoff Tourists venture out to Eastern Canada to experience the geographical beauty and tranquillity which makes this part of the country unique. Prince Edward Island is the smallest province in Canada, and a destination to experience the charm and beauty of a relaxed […]

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How to pack for winter travel (in a carry-on)

by Megan Van Groll @ Blog - travel. paint. repeat.

Thu Oct 26 18:22:25 PDT 2017

Bulkier clothing and extra layers means you have to be even more ruthless about what you bring.

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Mon Dec 04 01:58:55 PST 2017

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Surviving Winter Travel on the Road with the Mazda CX-3

by Colby @ World of A Wanderer

Wed Dec 27 22:32:05 PST 2017

It’s that time of year again, when sleigh bells start jingling, and Jack Frost starts nipping. It’s also that time of year when traveling is at its peak. People are heading home for the holidays, or perhaps escaping the winter’s cold and heading somewhere where...

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12 Years Of Travel: Jawfish With Eggs, Derawan, Indonesia

by Chris Mitchell @ Travel Happy

Thu May 28 20:12:28 PDT 2015

Indonesian Borneo has several islands with some great scuba diving – there are plenty of surprises waiting underwater Jawfish with eggs, Borneo 2 June 2010, 5 Years Ago This Week: Jawfish are one of my favourite sea creatures – they live in vertical tunnels dug in the sand and peer out over the top with […]

Backpacking in Hanoi, Vietnam - DIY Travel Guide

by Guu @ Backpacking in Hanoi, Vietnam - DIY Travel Guide

Tue Aug 08 22:39:41 PDT 2017

Hi there! Thanks so much for sharing this tips, I really like this post, especially the style and the images. I am actually thinking of schedule a trip to Hanoi this year. I like to travel alone with my backpack, it feels much more freedom and cost efficiently. I hope you can share more tips about the other places in Vietnam.

10 Trips From Cusco to Add to Your Peru Travel Bucket List!

by Selma Dzonlic @ THAT BACKPACKER

Tue Jan 02 14:46:42 PST 2018

Once considered the centre of the universe by the largest empire of its time, the Incas, today Cusco draws over one million tourists per...

Monthly recap: April travels

by Jo @ Twourism

Sun May 01 13:45:50 PDT 2016

In April we’ve been busy planning our upcoming trips and doing work – y’know that activity that funds our travels? (And, in all honesty, is an interesting and challenging way to spend most of our days.) We’ve booked three short trips for May and a long one for June so some home time has been […]

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Zagreb: A Quick Break in Croatia’s Capital

by Audrey Bergner @ THAT BACKPACKER

Sat Jan 06 14:35:29 PST 2018

Continuing our travels in Croatia, our next stop after a week on the Istrian Peninsula was Zagreb for a change of scenery. As far as...

TACLOBAN CITY TOUR: 3 Places You Shouldn’t Miss On Your Visit

by Keza M @ A Wanderful Sole

Wed Oct 18 05:10:01 PDT 2017

This post contains The Top Places you should visit in Tacloban City along with useful travel tips.

10 Things to do in Barcelona That You Can’t Miss

by Laura Gois @ Adventure In You

Tue Jan 16 20:03:03 PST 2018

Barcelona is an unbelievable city: the mix of culture, art and – of course – incredible food make every visit an absolute joy and even after multiple visits, there will always be hidden nooks of the city to explore. It feels almost impossible to get tired of wandering the streets – although it’s usually in […]

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The cost of traveling for two years.

by Jimmy @

Mon Jun 08 06:05:53 PDT 2015

“How much does it cost to travel for two years?” “How can you afford to go away for so long?” “Did you win the lottery or something?” These were the most commonly asked questions while I was travelling. My simple … Read all about it!

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MASASA BEACH: DIY Budget Travel Guide + Itinerary & Its Sad Story

by Keza M @ A Wanderful Sole

Sat Jan 06 17:00:37 PST 2018

DIY Guide to Masasa Beach. Contains information about budget, itinerary, where to stay, how to get there and other useful information.

Humahuaca, Argentina

by Budget Your Trip @ Budget Your Trip Recent Updates

Tue Jan 23 19:24:33 PST 2018

Travel costs and prices for Humahuaca, Argentina

12 Years Of Travel: Perhentian Kecil Beach, Perhentian Islands, Malaysia

by Chris Mitchell @ Travel Happy

Wed Jun 24 10:00:01 PDT 2015

Malaysia’s Perhentian Islands are a backpacker haven with great beaches and cheap scuba diving Perhentian Kecil Beach, Perhentian Islands, Malaysia 28 June 2006, 9 Years Ago This Week: I’d been commissioned to write a story about diving in the Perhentian Islands by Asian Diver magazine – while it’s a bit of a trek to get […]

Eco-Friendly Products for Responsible Travelers

by Katie Diederichs @ Blog | Two Wandering Soles

Mon Nov 20 03:09:26 PST 2017

Traveling responsibly is so much easier when you're prepared and have the right tools. This list of eco-friendly travel gear will help you travel more sustainably and will lessen your footprint on the environment. 

Visiting Neuschwanstein Castle, a German Fairytale

by Amy @ Our Big Fat Travel Adventure

Fri Nov 24 04:06:04 PST 2017

Visiting Bavaria feels like stepping into a fairytale. Picture forests of tall pointy trees, rolling green fields and medieval towns set against a backdrop of the jagged, snow-topped Alps. Then there’s the castles that dot the landscape, including a turreted Disneyesque masterpiece that looks like it’s been pulled straight from the pages of a storybook. […]

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Chiang Rai Province: Why It’s Worth a Stop in Northern Thailand

by Marek @ Indie Traveller

Thu Jan 18 06:05:10 PST 2018

Chiang Rai highlights: from mountain-top views stretching into Laos to scenic villages among the tea fields.

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TOP 5 Day Trips from Ho Chi Minh City

by Brinda Shah @ XO Tours Blog

Sun Jun 18 07:07:10 PDT 2017

We recently put together for you an itinerary for exploring Ho Chi Minh City as part of our Custom Itineraries for Vietnam series.  After you have explored Ho Chi Minh City and if you have an extra day in your travel itinerary, short day trips are a great option.  Fortunately, outside of the city, there are several places…

5 Countries that are cheap to live in and offer a high quality of life!

by myfunkytravel @ MyFunkyTravel

Fri Sep 22 10:56:50 PDT 2017

5 Countries that are cheap to live in and offer a high quality of life! While everyone’s definition of ‘cheap’ and ‘high quality of life’ may differ, these countries offer an affordable cost of living certainly in comparison to most developed countries whilst still having a huge amount to offer. A budget of US$1000/month (€850, […]

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Travel Around Panama While Giving Back as a Volunteer Teacher

by Carolina Barraza @ TravelBud

Mon Dec 11 04:57:17 PST 2017

At TravelBud, we’re very excited to announce our new volunteer-teach program in Panama, which combines two things we believe in as an organization: giving back to communities and traveling. As a participant in TravelBud’s brand new program, you’ll be empowering children in the beautiful town of Pedasi, helping them gain and improve their English language […]

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Go Overseas: How to choose your travel insurance

by Colin @ Elsewhere Man

Fri Oct 16 01:00:24 PDT 2015

I’m gonna be honest, I have never once used travel insurance. I like to live my life with the confidence that any debilitating issue that crops up because of my poor lifestyle will be medically fixable by the time I’m 50. But this is because I live on a freelance writer’s budget. I’m a cheap bastard. […]

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The Best Apps To Buy Cheap Flights On Your Phone (Updated for 2018!)

by Bruno B. @ Geeky Explorer | Travel smart

Sat Oct 07 11:36:32 PDT 2017

Finding a good and reliable travel app can be a hard task. In this article I will try to answer the question: which are the best apps to find cheap flights on your phone? Booking flights before vs now Not many years ago, you need an appointment with your travel agent to book a flight. We booked […]

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Discover: Tokyo

by @ Wikitravel

Sun Feb 17 21:53:24 PST 2008

Want to visit the Northern, Western, Eastern and Southern Capitals? Book flights to Beijing, Xian, Tokyo and Nanjing.

Tokashiki Island | Okinawa, Japan

by FunFlyingFour @ FUN FLYING FOUR

Mon Jul 18 14:15:22 PDT 2016

Tokashiki Island, which is one of 22 islands that make up the Kerama Islands here in Okinawa, is a popular destination with locals and tourists a like and after visiting I […]

5 Fun Ways to Experience London’s Art Scene

by Audrey Bergner @ THAT BACKPACKER

Thu Jan 11 04:21:43 PST 2018

Do you ever plan your travels around a specific theme? Maybe you’re a foodie who likes to check out lots of restaurants and markets,...

Moc Chau – The Dreamy Plateau

by Nguyen Mĩ Ngọc @ Travel information for Vietnam from local experts

Fri Sep 29 01:09:46 PDT 2017

Moc Chau is located in Son La province and known as one of the best destinations in north Vietnam for its unreal scenic landscape. Moreover, Moc Chau is also identified with rich culture of the ethnic minorities and friendliness of locals. Moc Chau plateau is also home to 12 ethnic minorities including Thai and H’Mong …

The horror and joy of dining alone as a solo traveler

by Constanze @ Travelettes

Fri Jan 12 23:06:50 PST 2018

I remember it like it was yesterday. My first time traveling solo was two years ago when I made my way to Thailand – and there I was, in Chiang Mai, standing on a street corner, sweating (only partly because of the 40°C heat). The one thing I dreaded about solo travel was eating alone. What would everyone else think of me, sitting there all by myself? But there I […]

Tips on your trip to Fansipan

by Nguyen Mĩ Ngọc @ Travel information for Vietnam from local experts

Tue Aug 29 21:41:28 PDT 2017

Fansipan is called “the roof of Indochina”, the highest peak in Indochina as well as in Vietnam with height of 3143m. The mountain is belonged to Hoang Lien Son range, located 9km away from Sapa town on the southwest. There are up to 1680 species of flora, some of them are precious and 327 fauna …

Walking the Streets of Penang | Malaysia

by FunFlyingFour @ FUN FLYING FOUR

Wed Oct 19 05:52:12 PDT 2016

There were 2 reasons why I wanted to visit Penang, Malaysia; the first was for the food! I had heard that the street food and hawker centres were some of […]

How I fly around the world for next to nothing

by Megan Van Groll @ Blog - travel. paint. repeat.

Sun Feb 01 20:00:00 PST 2015

A step by step guide to maximizing your travel hacking plan.

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by Wanderlove @ Wanderlove

Fri Dec 08 07:56:10 PST 2017

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How to Use Your Social Network to Travel the World

by NomadicMatt @ Nomadic Matt's Travel Site

Thu Jan 18 06:00:19 PST 2018

Celinne da Costa spent a year traveling the world and relying on the kindness of strangers to host her. She stayed with 70+ strangers in 17 countries across four continents. In this interview, Celinne tells us how she did it all, with surprisingly very few hiccups along the way.

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Sapa-Y Ty Scenic Motorbike Loop

by Tom@VietnamCoracle @ Vietnam Coracle

Wed Nov 08 18:43:16 PST 2017

Sapa's dramatic mountainous landscape continues north of town, via Y Ty Village, all the way to the Chinese border. Several small roads penetrate deep into steep, terraced valleys & climb high above ferocious rivers creating a scenic loop.... Continue reading →

Discover: Japan

by @ Wikitravel

Wed Feb 20 21:53:24 PST 2008

Good things come in threes — and in Japan, the list includes views, castles, gardens, mountains, hot springs and giant Buddha statues.

A Little Reckoning… On Transformative Travel Experiences and 9 Years of Travel

by Shannon @ A Little Adrift: Wanderings & Traveling the World

Thu Nov 16 08:15:11 PST 2017

To call it sadness gives it too much weight. But happiness is too vibrant and concrete. I don’t feel identifiably happy as I enter my tenth year on the road. At least not toward travel, particularly. It’s more like a heavy uncertainty. My life is pregnant with pause. I am waiting to hear from the […]

This travel story (A Little Reckoning… On Transformative Travel Experiences and 9 Years of Travel ) first appeared on the A Little Adrift travel blog, thank you for following the journey. :)

MT. PINATUBO: Budget Travel Guide + Itinerary & Why It Is Indeed A Beautiful Disaster

by Keza M @ A Wanderful Sole

Sun Dec 31 17:00:51 PST 2017

Comprehensive Guide To Hiking Mt. Pinatubo with info about budget, itinerary and other useful tips.

Backpack Review: Osprey Porter 46 (Newest 2017 Edition)

by Marek @ Indie Traveller

Fri Nov 03 07:59:28 PDT 2017

Osprey's new 2017 model of the Porter 46 sees some great improvements, but how does it compare to the Farpoint 40?

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Finding perfection (and a possible future home) in Porto

by Amy @ Our Big Fat Travel Adventure

Wed Jan 03 01:41:48 PST 2018

Despite having just booked one-way tickets to Colombia, Andrew and I have been talking a lot lately about finding a future base in Europe. As much as we love our freedom, we know that after our South American adventures we’ll need to find a base in Europe where we can hang up our backpacks, work […]

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Erupting Volcanoes in Guatemala: Camping on Volcán Acatenango

by Marek @ Indie Traveller

Fri Nov 03 05:00:06 PDT 2017

Chris camps overnight on top of Guatemala's Volcán Acatenango and witnesses lava eruptions...

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4 Amazing Waterfalls In Biliran That You Should See On Your Visit

by Keza M @ A Wanderful Sole

Sun Sep 17 09:14:43 PDT 2017

Featured in this post are 4 stunning waterfalls found in the province of Biliran.

How Much Does The Maldives Cost – From Luxury Resorts To Budget Travel Options

by Chris @ Backpacker Banter

Sun Nov 26 03:20:28 PST 2017

Want to know how much a trip to the Maldives cost? Here's a full Maldives budget breakdown for all budgets - accommodation, transport and more

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Lisbon Travel Blog: Complete City Guide for 2018

by Bruno B. @ Geeky Explorer | Travel smart

Mon Jun 26 23:57:15 PDT 2017

This Lisbon travel blog and guide has all you need to know to plan your trip to the trendiest hotspot in Europe right now. Budget, tourist traps and places not to miss vs main tourist traps, places to eat and of course insider tips. After all I’ve lived in Lisbon for a decade! I know […]

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Discover: Jakar

by @ Wikitravel

Fri Feb 22 21:53:24 PST 2008

A cypress tree outside Kurje Lhakhang monastery in Jakar, Bhutan is claimed to have grown from Guru Rinpoche's walking stick.

Marketing a sacred mountain

by Michael Turtle @ Time Travel Turtle

Thu Jan 18 21:20:12 PST 2018

It's been worshipped for at least 1500 years but perhaps this mountain was declared sacred just to attract Silk Road travellers?

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Using a Smartphone Camera Lens Kit To Boost Your Photos: Pixter Review

by Bruno B. @ Geeky Explorer | Travel smart

Tue Jun 13 09:39:19 PDT 2017

Looking for a clever, effective and inexpensive way to boost your photos on your smartphone? Pixter might be the answer you’re looking for. This is a detailed review on of their attachable smartphone camera lens: the Super Fisheye! I confess I had a bit of prejudice against smartphone accessories. It’s just that I’ve seen so […]

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A Little Hospitality… A Guest is a Gift from God

by Shannon @ A Little Adrift: Wanderings & Traveling the World

Mon Apr 25 05:10:46 PDT 2016

A throaty tenor danced across the inky night, joined moments later by a chorus of lighter voices. The empty footpath widened as I approached the Kartlis Deda statue. The disembodied voices echoed across the cool night. Lit in soft green, Mother Georgia towered above me. The nearby voices lifted in perfect harmony, swelling as the ethereal melody penetrated […]

This travel story (A Little Hospitality… A Guest is a Gift from God ) first appeared on the A Little Adrift travel blog, thank you for following the journey. :)

We’re Trekking Mt. Everest Basecamp…Come Join Us!

by Anna Faustino @ Adventure In You

Thu Jan 04 05:08:55 PST 2018

Ever since I was a child, I could remember spending hours looking at my uncle’s old National Geographic magazines, gaping at the photos of exotic destinations and epic adventure experiences. At that time, I thought going on these adventures would remain nothing but a far-fetched dream. Little did I know that the little travel blog […]

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Disk Cartography for Mac

by Wanderlove @ Wanderlove

Thu Nov 23 05:58:15 PST 2017

There are many sequels and all have become enjoyable to watch due to of their puppets. Movies cost serious income to just receive a Roughcut made and many more to find the polish necessary for the last outcome signal to be good. As bad movies go this must be truly among the worst ever made. […]

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Words of Wisdom on Surviving Travelers Diarrhea (From Someone Who Knows All Too Well)

by Katie McGrain @ Around the World in KT Days

Wed Jul 27 06:33:33 PDT 2016

I’m pretty sure it was the freshly cut pineapple on the streets of Antigua, Guatemala that was my gateway food to the world of travelers diarrhea. Since that fateful day, I’ve been in gastrointestinal distress three more times - in Panama, Nicaragua, and the Philippines. Luckily, none of these experiences were severe enough to require [...]

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What to Pack for Thailand – Thailand Packing List

by Melissa Delaware @ Thrifty Family Travels

Sat Nov 18 22:17:17 PST 2017

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Top Digital Nomad Tools That are Going to Make Your Life Easy

by Melissa Giroux @ A Broken Backpack

Thu Jan 11 05:26:31 PST 2018

Working online or remotely seems to be the dream for many people. They seem to think it’s easier to work next to the pool… To be fair, I’d rather sit next to the pool every day than having to hide in a cubicle. But what about all these other temptations that play against deadlines? Have […]

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Flying Over The Treetops With The Skyrail Rainforest Cableway

by Lotte @ Phenomenal Globe Travel Blog

Fri Nov 24 19:50:45 PST 2017

I remember when I was a little girl, a little girl very fond of climbing trees. There was a big tree in my parents back yard and my father had made a rope in the tree so we could climb… Continue Reading →

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How much it cost: 2 weeks in South America

by Megan Van Groll @ Blog - travel. paint. repeat.

Sun Jan 21 19:42:51 PST 2018

My real itinerary and costs for flights + hotels in Chile, Argentina and Uruguay

The 5 Best Night Markets in Taipei

by Bill @ The Hungry Suitcase

Thu Feb 25 18:45:38 PST 2016

Taipei is inarguably one of the top street food cities in the world. Taiwan is known as the land of snacks: they have literally invented and re-invented genre after genre of snack food over the years. From pearl tea to fried chicken, the Taiwanese are all about inventing and perfecting the ultimate snack foods. Think Chinese-influenced foods created with the ingenuity and dedication to perfection that (you would think) only the Japanese would bring. While Taipei isn’t quite as famous with local Taiwanese as Tainan for their snack culture, they’ve got it covered and will most likely be your first stop in Taiwan. The sheer volume of street food options available alone are enough but, matched with the quality and price of the food available on the streets, it’s pretty much unbeatable. The catch with Taipei street food though, is ... Read More »

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My trip to Tibet: 20 photographs from the Roof of the World

by BoB @ Bunch of Backpackers

Wed Nov 15 09:41:46 PST 2017

It was quite a spontaneous idea to visit Tibet. I was traveling in China and Tibet was so close, I just couldn’t resist. So, shortly after arriving in China, I also arranged my trip to Tibet. I’m forever glad I did. No country has ever kept me under its spell as Tibet. The unsurpassed beauty […]

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24 Hours in London: Amazing Moments in the City Every Hour of the Day!

by Audrey Bergner @ THAT BACKPACKER

Mon Jan 15 02:30:53 PST 2018

London. Like many world capitals, they say this is a city that never sleeps, and on my most recent trip to the city, I...

World Heritage Sites in Morocco

by Michael Turtle @ Time Travel Turtle

Mon Dec 04 18:30:03 PST 2017

Let me tell you about each of the World Heritage Sites in Morocco and give you my thoughts about if they're worth visiting.

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Visiting Bournemouth, the UK’s top seaside town

by Amy @ Our Big Fat Travel Adventure

Mon Jan 08 09:54:12 PST 2018

January isn’t the best time for a seaside break in the UK, but when The Cumberland Hotel invited us to stay with them in Bournemouth, we couldn’t resist the chance to visit our former home, which has also been voted the top seaside town in the UK. After a low-key New Year’s Eve, it was […]

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The Ultimate Drumheller Sightseeing Guide: Things To See And Do

by Lotte @ Phenomenal Globe Travel Blog

Tue Oct 17 14:29:43 PDT 2017

Have you heard of Drumheller? To be honest, I had not before visiting this spectacular area in Alberta. The Canadian Rockies tend to get all the attention (granted, they are magnificient), but I really like Drumheller as well. We had never… Continue Reading →

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Vietnam’s Visa System is a Mess (Here’s How it Actually Works)

by Marek @ Indie Traveller

Fri Nov 24 06:54:32 PST 2017

Explaining the four different ways of entering Vietnam visa-free or with visa.

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10 THINGS I CAN’T TRAVEL WITHOUT

by Steven @ The Hungry Suitcase

Mon Jun 23 11:34:40 PDT 2014

Recently I’ve taken a four-month break off of travel to settle into a comfortable life in a quiet town. It’s been nice, mostly.

I do miss packing and unpacking the bags. I miss tossing away ripped up socks, giving away paperback books, and moving what’s left of my big shampoo into a small little shampoo thingy.

Some things are essential to have packed and ready to grab when I’m on the road. I will not include the obvious things like a camera, computer, passport, etc. These following are the little home run hitters that are easy to forget about, but always needed:

1. DENTAL FLOSS

I like to eat. I like to eat meat. I like eating late. My teeth are spaced fairly far apart from laughing too much. Stuff gets in there and I need to get it out. I’ve often been wandering ... Read More »

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9 Highly Cliched But Still Brilliant Books For Backpackers

by Sarah Edwards @ Not Another Travel Blog

Mon Aug 14 02:24:07 PDT 2017

I confess, I have recently read and loved Shantaram after it popped up on a google search for “books about India”. It wasn’t until I’d researched it a little more that I realised it was basically the most cliched book a backpacker can walk around India with. Like reading Marching Powder in Bolivia or Eat […]

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How to stay safe and avoid scams in Vietnam – Part 1: North Vietnam

by Tom Divers @ XO Tours Blog

Tue Oct 03 15:26:37 PDT 2017

Generally, Vietnam is a very safe country in which to travel. Compared to most major tourist cities in the West – Paris, London, New York, Rome – the streets of Vietnam’s urban centers are much less threatening. However, in some of the more popular tourist destinations in Vietnam, there are a handful of tourist scams and…

12 Years Of Travel: Bangkok Canal Bike Ride

by Chris Mitchell @ Travel Happy

Wed Jun 17 10:00:01 PDT 2015

One of the best ways to see everyday Bangkok is to take a bike ride into the sprawling suburbs Bangkok Canal Bike Ride 21 June 2014, 1 Year Ago This Week: Most people greet the idea of cycling in Bangkok with some variation of “Are you insane?”. And while the city’s traffic can be dangerous, […]

7 Best Banh mi Hanoi – TripAdvisor highly recommended

by Lê Hoàng @ Hanoi Free Local Tours

Wed Jan 17 20:13:03 PST 2018

One of 41 things to do in Hanoi is to taste banh mi Hanoi – a symbol of Vietnamese street food and a signal of modern Vietnam lifestyle. It promises to turn your Hanoi Local Experience into the TRULY, MADLY, DEEPLY Vietnamese taste adventure.  I. What is BANH MI? Banh mi has been recognized as TOP 10 most delicious sandwiches in the world by Traveller. Not only Vietnamese, a lot of celebrities could not resist the mouthful taste of banh mi. Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull or famous Chef Gordon Ramsay and Anthony Bourdain all highly recommend banh mi as must-try […]

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My Travel Plans for 2018

by VickyFlipFlop @ VickyFlipFlopTravels –

Mon Jan 15 03:23:12 PST 2018

My 2018 so far has been two weeks of intense home renovation and decoration. It’s been SUPER productive though and the house is at least 80% where I want it to be – the kitchen will have to wait. I’m so happy with it – looks amazing and so cosy. This weekend I had 7 of my favourite people come and visit from London for a kind of unofficial housewarming […]

5 Day Berlin Itinerary

by Julie @ Earth Trekkers

Wed Dec 20 08:08:20 PST 2017

If you are planning a trip to Berlin, you should know that there is a lot more to see here than just the Berlin Wall and the Brandenburg Gate. Berlin is the largest city in Germany and one of the largest cities in the European Union. It’s a diverse city filled with world-class museums, beautiful squares to wander through, and ...

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Our 12 Favorite Travel Destinations of 2016

by Kelly @ Practically Everywhere

Mon Jan 09 07:05:43 PST 2017

While the rest of the world was seemingly burning to the ground, we were actually having a pretty flippin’ fantastic time in 2016.

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Holi [with kids] Kathmandu | Nepal

by FunFlyingFour @ FUN FLYING FOUR

Fri Mar 31 15:00:19 PDT 2017

Matt & I have wanted to visit Nepal for a really long time but for one reason or another it hadn’t worked out until this year.  Even then it was […]

Best Term Paper Writing Service

by Wanderlove @ Wanderlove

Wed Dec 27 02:05:09 PST 2017

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How To Visit The Amalfi Coast, Vesuvius and Pompeii From Naples Independently

by Bruno B. @ Geeky Explorer | Travel smart

Mon Jul 10 15:27:55 PDT 2017

I’m sharing my full planning insights to visit Naples, Pompeii, Vesuvius and Amalfi Coast on a fully independent trip. I’ve used no expensive tours or agencies and I now show you how you can do the same. This is the fun and adventurous Italy! I just came back from a surprise trip I prepared to […]

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Discover: Kratie

by @ Wikitravel

Tue Feb 12 21:53:24 PST 2008

The interior of the Phnom Sombok temple in Kratie, Cambodia is decorated with torture scenes for the edification of the non-virtuous visitor.

Best Places to Visit in South Australia

by Melissa Delaware @ Thrifty Family Travels

Sun Nov 05 19:19:50 PST 2017

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Family Holiday in Caloundra: Things to do in Caloundra

by Melissa Delaware @ Thrifty Family Travels

Tue Dec 12 03:20:36 PST 2017

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Backpacking in Hanoi, Vietnam - DIY Travel Guide

by Ana @ Backpacking in Hanoi, Vietnam - DIY Travel Guide

Wed Jul 20 09:24:23 PDT 2016

My friend went to Hanoi last year for her honeymoon and she had a wonderful time out there! Thanks for sharing the travel guide with us!