Travel Guides (Page 32)
5 Tips for Planning a Winter Vacation in Seattle
If you’re planning an upcoming winter vacation and you’ve already been skiing in Colorado or spent Christmastime in New York, how about going to Seattle? Sure, it might not be the first place that comes to people’s mind but thanks to its many museums, its winter train tours, and the Argosy Christmas Ship Festival, it really can be one of the best winter vacations that you’ve ever had. If this... ❯❯❯
5 Great Pet Hotel Perks for Your Four-Legged Friend
Sending your pet to the kennel is never a fun proposition. Just because you have to travel for work or you want to go on vacation doesn’t mean your furry friend should have to suffer by getting dispatched to pet prison while you’re away. And yet, the thought of allowing a stranger into your home to pet-sit probably isn’t too thrilling, either. Luckily, there is an alternative to choosing one... ❯❯❯
5 Must-See Perth Attractions
Although Perth is one of the most populous cities in Australia, it rarely gets the same recognition as counterparts like Sydney, Brisbane, and Melbourne, for example. But the City of Light, so dubbed for the fact that residents lit their houses so that John Glenn could see the city from space in 1962 (and again in 1998) as he passed by, was listed amongst the top ten most livable cities by the... ❯❯❯
Top Tips for Cruising with Kids
Travelling with children is fun, but not always easy. Especially if you've booked your holiday on a cruise ship. There are tons of things to do and see, but just four eyes to look after your kids and take care of them. No panic and hassle, remember you're on holiday! Save your time and energy by getting from Fiumicino airport to Civitavecchia port with Cabs4Rome shared transfers, and read this... ❯❯❯
How Best to Navigate Shanghai
No megalopolis that stands on the precipice of 25 million persons can deliver on a promise of coherent logistical ease. And yet, on the whole, the likes of Seoul and Tokyo do a remarkable job. To this list we can safely and happily add Shanghai. If not quite there yet, the primary hub of the People’s Republic of China has designs on becoming a public transport model for cities of the future to... ❯❯❯
Top 5 Relaxation Tips for the Nervous Flyer
Fear of flying is common. Imagine it: you are 30,000 or more feet in the air with nothing supporting the plane, but air. Not only that, but you are stuck in an airtight container for sometimes up to 6 hours – with people you don’t know. Indeed, flying in an airplane can be a nerve racking experience. However, if you need to fly for work, or if you need to fly to see your family, it may be... ❯❯❯
Renting a Car in a Foreign Country: 5 Things to Consider
While there are certainly benefits to be gained by renting a car when you travel, such as the freedom to go where you want when you want, there are also bound to be drawbacks. For one thing it can be a lot more expensive to rent a car than it is to take public transportation like buses and trains, or even to utilize taxis, depending on how much you need to get around, how far you’re going, and... ❯❯❯
Games, Activities, and Toys to Keep Kids Occupied During Long-Haul Travel
When you’re preparing for a long road trip and you have young children with you, one of the biggest dilemmas that you tend to find yourself in is figuring out what you can do to keep them occupied so that they are not asking you every five minutes “Are we almost there yet?” That’s why, in the midst of your packing up, we wanted to provide you with a few options that you can offer to your kids.... ❯❯❯
5 Romantic Activities for a Couple’s Vacation in Italy
Every couple deserves some time away. Just to focus on themselves and the love that they have for one another. And if there’s one place that can provide them with all of the food, wine, fashion and architectural beauty that romance requires, it would have to be Italy. That’s why, if you’re planning an upcoming vacation, we want to take out a moment to provide you with five romantic activities... ❯❯❯
Best Cultural and Historical Tourist Sites in Chennai
Tamil Nadu’s vast and feverish state capital is the fourth most populous city in India. Chennai (once Madras) is a modern metropolis of close to 9 million people and a dynamic linchpin in the subcontinent’s economy. This epicentre of information technology, industry, Tamil and Dravidian cultures, Carnatic music and Kollywood films is a singular gateway to South India. Chennai’s notable throng of... ❯❯❯
