Nov 5, 2019• by MyCubaRentals
Cuban Currency and Travel Tips
In Cuba, cash is king and credit/debit cards simply won't work. There are two currencies: Cuban Peso Nacional (CUP) for locals and Cuban Convertible Peso (CUC) for foreigners. CUP... read more
Nov 5, 2019• by Thecoupleinrow51
How you can reduce your emissions on a flight
What does it mean to be a responsible traveller? Some say it’s probably best to never leave the house again, and go and watch David Attenborough’s newest documentary instead. We think this is... read more
Nov 2, 2019• by MyCubaRentals
All you really need to consider is the occasional thief, serious crimes are almost non-existent. Violent attacks such as shootings or mass murders do not exist in Cuba and muggings and... read more
Nov 1, 2019• by nealrover
Is Paris more Beautiful in the Rain?
This feels like a good subject to ponder as I finish writing my new book about Paris although I have a feeling I will be writing more about Paris in the future – the story is not fully told nor... read more
Nov 1, 2019• by MyCubaRentals
Transportation from Havana Airport (HAV) to Downtown Havana
Taxis are always available from the taxi ranks in front of all the terminal buildings. A taxi ride from the airport to downtown Havana takes approximately 20-30 minutes and the cost is... read more
Oct 31, 2019• by healingcycletrip
Cycle Tourism Packing Checklist
After endless backpacking trips across the span of 10 years, I was invited to embark on a different form of traveling. Ebert having cycled from Venezuela to Colombia through out the idea that I... read more
Oct 31, 2019• by MarandtheWorld
La Chorrera Waterfall, Bogota Day Trip
Falling asleep in the slightly wild bus, or the backseat of a friend’s car is usually how I end my trips to La Chorrera Waterfall. It is not a difficult hike and can be completed in just a few... read more
Oct 30, 2019• by wheretomylove
We debated on writing some generalizations on driving overseas, but we are going to get more specific. This is mainly because it was so different from place to place. It would be on par with... read more
Oct 29, 2019• by progressivetraveller
11 Important Things to Do Before You Leave Home
Create A Final Checklist Before travelling, it is always a good idea to have a final checklist of the things you need to tick off before you head out the door. For peace of mind while you’re... read more
Oct 27, 2019• by Wanderings
Vietnam is a place known for its Mekong River that gives life to its agricultural lands, particularly for rice. Vietnam, like Thailand, is a great supplier of rice in Asia, because of their good... read more
Oct 25, 2019• by WanderlushTravel
Why You Should Do a Working Holiday Visa in Australia
A working holiday visa can be one of the best ways to experience a country while earning money and travelling. Depending what country you are from you just might be eligible to complete a working... read more
Oct 25, 2019• by TheHosteller
Pushkar Camel Fair: the Biggest Camel Festival
Everyone knows that India is home to the craziest fairs that haven’t found their match yet. It’s all about Indian culture that makes us unanimously excited to celebrate every simple thing. This... read more
Oct 22, 2019• by Bigaltravelcompanion
Hidden Gems of Hong Kong: Temple Hill (Tsz Wan Shan)
Temple Hill (Tsz Wan Shan) stands at the foothill of Lion Rock Hill. The roads are very steep and it is not easy to walk from Wong Tai Sin to Temple Hill (Tsz Wan Shan). When I was young, I... read more
Oct 22, 2019• by The_Polar_Travel_Company
How to Dress to Travel to the Arctic
The choice of clothing for cold climates is a very personal matter. It depends on your individual experience with cold conditions. Are you more susceptible to cold temperatures than other people? A... read more