Destinations
We've broken down travel tips by destination so you can travel smarter and more comfortably on your next trip or vacation.
- US & Canada
- South America
- Mexico & Central America
- Latin America
- Europe
- Caribbean
- Australia & South Pacific
- Asia/South Pacific
- Asia
- Africa
Wedding Destinations
Getting hitched in the UK is lovely, but it always has its downfalls. The weather. Will it rain, even in July? You can guarantee that you’ll have nice weather every day of the month and the day of your wedding it’ll pour it down with rain.
To get away from the miserable UK weather, more and more people are choosing to get married abroad in countries like Italy and France. You’re ...
Budget Travel Tips
Getting Good Deals on Airfare
Airfare is one of the biggest expenses for travelers and especially families who travel together, if you're looking for budget travel tips then airfare can't go overlooked. Personally, I have found the cheapest time to buy airfare is Tues or Wed. There are several budget airlines like WOW, Norwegian & XL offering incredible deals (mainly to Europe). ...
Celebrate Carnival in Italy
February is an exciting month to celebrate carnival in Italy. The dates of carnival usually fall in February but move each year, tied the weeks just before the religious period of Lent begins. There are parades, feasts and fun in every region; you just have to know where to look! Here are three ideas for incorporating some Carnevale festivities into your itinerary and check out ...
Spanish Food
When you taste the salty goodness of Spain’s Jamon Iberico, you get the feeling that hundreds of years of tradition are present in every bite. Spanish food has a way of conveying a rich history, making it unique and delicious.
A ham by any other name is simply not Jamon Iberico or Jamon Serrano. Because of the length of the curing process and the special acorn diet fed to the pigs, ...
5 Lesser-Known Ski Areas
Patricia Schultz’s newly revised edition of 1000 Places to See in the United States and Canada Before You Die highlights lots of top notch lesser-known ski areas in the U.S. and Canada. Here are some of her favorite lesser-known ski areas featured in the book if you’re in the area.
1. Lake Louise Ski Resort
Lake Louise, Alberta, Canada
Lake Louise is number one on our ...
Places to Visit in India With The Girls
A girl-gang has the potential to have immense amounts of fun. We’ve all seen those movies where boys get together to hit a road trip to some exotic destination in the world and finding their purpose in life. But everything doesn’t have to be so melodramatic. You can always just want some fun during a trip. So, if your next trip is with your gang of girls ready to ...
We have stayed in hundreds of hotels, some good, some strange, some terrible and some great. Sometimes, a hotel stays with you a long time after you have checked out. The following list is our top 5 best hotels in Asia. Each of these hotels have a quality that makes them great. In no particular order, 5 of the best hotels in Asia are:
Elephant Safari Park Hotel, Bali The Elephant ...
Elephant Safari Park Hotel, Bali The Elephant ...
CHRISTMAS MARKETS OF EUROPE
Local markets and festivals provide glimpses into the heart of a place. You can’t attend Christmas markets in a foreign city or village without getting a sense of its culture, crafts and cuisine. There is an inescapable holiday spirit that pervades every nook and cranny; no “bah humbugs” allowed here! Christmas markets occur in many locations throughout Europe. If you plan to ...
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Travel expert, travel influencer and blogger Julia Dimon visits Gwinganna, a Spa and Lifestyle Retreat along the Gold Coast of Australia. This digital detox, spa and five star retreat provides a beautiful getaway for those looking to jump start a wellness lifestyle and pamper themselves with massage, daily yoga, vegan cooking and seminars on health. For more, visit ...
The Best Chateaux in the Loire Valley
The Loire Valley in its own right is a beautiful sight to behold. Nearly 300 kilometres in expanse in central France along the Loire River, the 800 or so square kilometres known locally as the Vallée de la Loire is famous for its wine-producing vineyards, among other agricultural products.
Also bestowing the nickname the “Garden of France” are the farms that produce ...
