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Loch Ness – More than monsters!
Whether you’re a sucker for legends or have kids who are excited at the prospect of a Nessie sighting, it would be remiss to take a trip to Scotland without a visit to the infamous Loch Ness. Home to the legendary Loch Ness monster, Loch Ness is firmly etched into our imaginations as the mysterious […]
2Sep2004 | Katie Lown | 0 comments | Continued
Finding Local Eco-touristic Hot Spots
For the green-conscious eco traveler who wants to save money, traveling locally is a great way to be economically sound and decrease one’s carbon footprint. The wonderful thing is that many states are implementing green technology and energy savings to their buildings and creating new and exciting eco-touristic spots, making local eco-tourism possible. Following are […]
26Aug2004 | Alex | 0 comments | Continued
Top 5 American Honeymoon Destinations
As a country, the United States of America is indeed vast enough to account for varying climatic conditions in its different parts which is why newly weds opting to celebrate their honeymoon here have plenty of choices. It is only in USA that couples can enjoy the tropical sunshine, undertake adventurous activities and experience the […]
29Jul2004 | Elijah | 2 comments | Continued
Top 5 things to do in San Francisco
Top 5 San Francisco Sites: A Local’s Perspective I’ve lived around San Francisco for over 20 years (see Alex’s SF pics here), and worked as an SF tour guide on two occasions. While guidebooks mention obvious spots like the Golden Gate Bridge and Pier 39, I’m amazed at how many truly awesome aspects of San […]
9Jun2004 | Adam Costa | 0 comments | Continued
If those sandals could talk…
Some call it staring, but I call it people watching. And it’s one of my favourite things to do while I’m travelling and being a tourist in an overseas country. Last year, my travels took me to Bangkok. As I was standing and people watching outside of the Grand Palace – one of the most […]
31May2004 | Katie Lown | 1 comment | Continued
Tips For Using Your Mobile Phone Abroad
Choosing a mobile phone and a mobile payment plan can be quite complicated when you consider all of the different options available. There are so many mobile phone companies, so many phone models to choose from, and once you have finally figured that out, seemingly endless versions of different payment plans. The idea of all […]
20Mar2004 | Gabe Norris | 0 comments | Continued
Ten of the most beautiful places in the world
The world is filled with beautiful places. Well known, highly documented locations draw visitors from around the world while lesser known areas are discovered by only the strongest of adventure seekers. Many will say that beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Getting to these locations may not always be easy, but there are […]
5Mar2004 | Alex | 0 comments | Continued
Tips for planning a family skiing holiday
Whilst Christmas may be at an end and the New Year is regrettably well under way many of us are still thinking about a skiing holiday this Easter and hoping we can cram in a few days of winter fun in the middle of the all too short school holidays. Skiing with the family is […]
13Feb2004 | Katie Lown | 0 comments | Continued
The history and culture of Assisi
Assisi is located in Umbria, Italy, between Rome and Florence. Assisi is the twin city of San Francisco, California in the USA. Like most Italian cities, Assisi is home to many wonder-inspiring cathedrals, palazzos, fountains, and squares. Assisi, however, is more notable than many other cities because it has sired many historically important people and […]
9Feb2004 | Robyn Vinter | 0 comments | Continued
Around the world in 106 days
In Jules Verne’s classic Victorian adventure, PhileasFogg circumnavigates the world as fast as he can and by all means necessary to win a £20,000 wager – completing his epic journey in 80 days. On a P&O cruises world tour, you can relax a little and enjoy the ride. This cruise of a lifetime aboard Aurora, […]
5Feb2004 | Jeremy Head | 0 comments | Continued
