Apr 3, 2019• by TravellingTabby
Carry multiple cards in multiple places!
Losing your card at home is a pain in the backside. Losing it while abroad is a complete nightmare! You do NOT want to be in a foreign country with no money and no way to access money. You... read more
Apr 3, 2019• by Free_Walking_Tour_Mexico
The ethnical diversity of San Cristobal de las Casas
San Cristobal de las Casas has been considered the most magical magical town in all of Mexico, and it is not surprising, because its natural wealth and the cultural diversity that gives life to... read more
Apr 3, 2019• by annabellmatt
Copa Airlines Business Class Upgrade
Upgrade your Copa Airlines flights to business class instantly and affordable! If you can see an “Instant Upgrade” button it means your flight is eligible and you may opt for this option paying a... read more
Apr 3, 2019• by Mudita
How to eat vegan or vegetarian when travelling in France
Less that 3% of the french population is vegetarian, and probably around 0.5% is vegan. The traditional french cuisine is mainly cooked with meat, fishes, eggs and dairies. When you are... read more
Apr 2, 2019• by Free_Walking_Tour_Mexico
Not many travellers make it to Campeche. Those who do are mostly long-term travellers doing a loop through the Yucatan, Guatemala, and Belize. Campeche’s walled historical centre is small, only... read more
Apr 2, 2019• by kiki_wandering
10 reasons why Paris is always a good idea
Undoubtedly one of the most popular European destinations all year long, Paris can captivate you with its magnificent architecture, romantic bistros and mix of cosmopolitan and bohemian lifestyle... read more
Apr 2, 2019• by nealrover
Memories are made in Paris - Le Hide Restaurant
Tonight’s meal had been booked just down the street from the hotel at a restaurant that comes highly recommended – Le Hide. This is the restaurant that I described at the outset and the... read more
Apr 2, 2019• by japon1minuto
As we said in the previous post dedicated to Tokyo, there are many places to visit both modern and old, it is a city of contrasts, from the bustle of its streets we pass to the silence and relaxation... read more
Apr 1, 2019• by Free_Walking_Tour_Mexico
It is tradition that from the first Friday of Lent different religious celebrations take place in important temples of the state, with traditional activities typical of the Oaxacan... read more
Apr 1, 2019• by Free_Walking_Tour_Mexico
At the end of the 19th century and during the first decades of the 20th century a group of migrants from Lebanon arrived to Yucatan Peninsula. They were escaping from religion persecution and... read more
Mar 31, 2019• by japon1minuto
Tokyo is the capital of Japan and probably the first destination we reach. In Tokyo we have a lot to see both old and modern, making a list with everything that is to be seen is impossible, so these... read more
Mar 31, 2019• by papakam1990
General Travel tips from a half Greek / English gal :)
Hi I’m Kam, I’m half Greek / English and live in Liverpool - UK. I’ve recently come back from a months long trip to Dubai, Singapore and Vietnam! My advice would be to manage your... read more
Mar 30, 2019• by sylwka
Top 7 things to do in Kassiopi, Corfu, Greece
Kassiopi is a little fishing village found 38 km from Corfu town on the north piece of the island. This town is renowned for its authentic spots such as, the Kassiopi Castle, the delightful Avlaki... read more
Mar 29, 2019• by Roberta___Luca
5 essential apps for those who love to travel
As our first tip on Triptipedia, we decided to list what we believe are the 5 apps that are truly indispensable for those who love to travel. Let's take a look at the list! 1. Trivago:it's one... read more
Mar 28, 2019• by Shadesofwords
How to enjoy Napa Valley Wine Country with Kids!
Love wine-tasting but have kids? Don’t worry, Napa Valley is still the place for you. We have made several trips to Napa wine country with our preschooler and had tonnes of fun. Here’s how... read more