Travel Tips

    Nov 24, 2019• by Meredith_SD

    Reading Recommendations from A Bag Lady

    Words have always fascinated me. In my adolescents, I would often ponder the origin of words, their invention, how they were formulated. Whose jobs was it to construct the alphabet or to decide which... read more

    Nov 24, 2019• by holidaystory17

    How to go to Jaydev Kenduli Mela in West Bengal

    Two fair is starting at the same time in the maker Sankranti at West Bengal. One is Gangasagar Mela, and another one is Jaydev Kenduli Mela. Gangasagar Mela is too crowded now, Right? So why don’t... read more

    Nov 24, 2019• by Luis_Herrera

    Las Terrazas is a small Eden in the heart of Sierra del Rosario

    Las Terrazas Complex - nestled in the heart of Sierra del Rosario Biosphere Reserve has a total extension of 250.70 km2 of mountains and lush nature - it's a lively rural experience of sustainable... read more

    Nov 23, 2019• by Meredith_SD

    5 Memorable Cities from Around the Globe: Life as A Permanent Tourist

    I’ve genuinely lost count of the number of times I have been berated by inquisitive minds about my favorite country out of ALL of the countries I have been blessed to visit. I find the notion... read more

    Nov 23, 2019• by Hana

    Sailing around Whitsunday Islands in Australia - Travel Tips

    I remember the moment when I saw the Whitehaven Beach for the very first time on Instagram. It was at the time, when I did not plan to come and live in Australia, but I knew that someday I have to go... read more

    Nov 23, 2019• by The_Van_Taste

    A culinary day in Stockholm

    I’ve also been in Stockholm before and to be fair – I couldn’t share the hype about that city. Sure it’s a lovely place with a charming old town and nice people, but I expected far more after... read more

    Nov 22, 2019• by travelwithjules

    5 Reasons To Visit Odessa Ukraine

    A French man, a former governor appointed by Catherine the Great of Imperial Russia: Armand-Emmanuel Sophie Septimanie de Vignerot du Plessis, 5th Duke of Richelieu and Fronsac, who is simply known... read more

    Nov 22, 2019• by Tania

    What to eat in Porto, Portugal - a Francesinha!

    Porto is a coastal city in northwest Portugal which left a deep 'cityprint' on my heart. Although best known for its port wine production, and breath snatching scenery, it has so many other endearing... read more

    Nov 22, 2019• by Luis_Herrera

    La Ciénaga de Zapata: a natural treasure in Cuba

    The Zapata Wetland is located in the southern part of Matanzas province, iIt has an extension of more than 4300 km2 including the Zapata Peninsule and an extensive area at the east of the Bay of... read more

    Nov 22, 2019• by The_Van_Taste

    A culinary day in Hamburg

    I just had 24 hours in Hamburg and put together a perfect culinary route to get to know the town from a food perspective! Join me on my day… Hamburg has a lot of things to offer for a... read more

    Nov 21, 2019• by Hana

    Top 12 Things to Do in Sydney

    Sydney is not like any other big city that you've ever visited before. Along skyscrapers, busy streets, rush hours and traffic jams, you can also find here many national parks reachable within an... read more

    Nov 21, 2019• by The_Van_Taste

    A culinary day in Bergen

    Actually it has been days…. and not just one… and thats because there was so much to discover, to eat and to learn. And this time I enjoyed the luxury of having a (culinary) tour guide as... read more

    Nov 21, 2019• by Tania

    Visiting Haw Par Villa, Singapore

    When researching things to do in Singapore before our visit this was one of the places mentioned in the Off the Beaten track itineraries. So of course it became a Must see on ours. Formerly known as... read more

    Nov 20, 2019• by Thecoupleinrow51

    Our First Impression of Christchurch: walking through the sleepy city

    We have decided to call Christchurch our home for the coming year. It is the largest city on New Zealand’s South Island, but it certainly doesn’t feel that way. Christchurch has a very... read more

    Nov 20, 2019• by Meredith_SD

    A Few Not-So-Solo Travel Tips from A Female Solo Traveler

    Traveling solo shouldn’t have to translate to being alone, especially in the information age. These days it seems as if anywhere and anyone is accessible with a few clicks of a keyboard. Leaning... read more