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Top Tips For Hostel Travel
One of the most important things I’ve learned on my extensive travels is to make sure that you like the hostel that you’re staying at. I say ‘hostel’ because I know I’m cheap, and you probably are, too. Plus, hostels are a great way to meet new, interesting and occasionally strange people. I’ve stayed at […]
28Sep2004 | Alex | 0 comments | Continued
Scotland’s best World heritage sites
When we think of Scottish history, it’s easy to let our minds wander to images of Mel Gibson as the heroic William Wallace, fighting for Scotland’s freedom from the cruel English leader Edward the Longshanks. While this is an important stitch in the fabric of Scotland’s past, there are deeper layers to Scotland’s heritage. Scotland’s […]
27Sep2004 | Alex | 2 comments | Continued
Gatwick vs. Heathrow
Many travelers planning a trip to London will have an important question to consider when booking their tickets – should I fly into Gatwick or Heathrow airport? Of London’s 5 airports, Gatwick and Heathrow are the two largest and busiest, with thousands of passengers arriving and departing each day. Most international carriers and international flights […]
6Sep2004 | Katie Lown | 5 comments | Continued
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
5 Reasons to visit Tuscany (apart from Florence)
“Apart from Florence” because the city itself is, in my humble opinion, an excellent reason to visit Tuscany. But, of course, it’s not the only one…let’s be inspired by these five! Collodi Your kids will thank you for a long time, if you bring them to visit the city of Pinocchio! Collodi is the city […]
13Aug2004 | GiuliaGarau | 1 comment | 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
Bolivia: a Peek beyond the Gringo Trail
Bolivia is one of the cheapest countries to travel around in South America, yet it boasts colonial cities, steamy Amazonian rainforest, Inca culture, huge deserts and grasslands, and fantastic wildlife – making it a very attractive destination for backpackers on a meagre budget. A typical trip might begin in Copacabana and Lake Titicaca, on the […]
8Jul2004 | Katie Lown | 1 comment | Continued
Three Hidden Gems to See in Berlin
There are dozens of articles already published covering Berlin’s most famous sights – from the Brandenburg gate and the Reichstag to the Berlin Wall and the TV Tower – but for travellers who’ve visited the city before and are already familiar with these, Berlin holds a wealth of hidden treasures that are well off the […]
8Jul2004 | Alex | 0 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
