Travel Guides (Page 43)
A 7 Day Itinerary of Guatemala
Guatemala is a land of ancient cultures, rich history and fascinating cities to explore. From the vibrant streets of Guatemala City to the Mayan ruins of Tikal, Guatemala offers a wealth of exotic and spectacular locations. A 7 day trip to the country isn’t enough time to see all of its breath-taking sights, but just enough to see its main attractions. The country is fairly easy to get to. A... ❯❯❯
Some Less Obvious Holiday Destinations In Europe
If you are thinking of travelling to Europe then no doubt you are going over the normal destinations in your mind – which probably include the big capitals such as Paris, Rome and London, or the more famous smaller destinations that have particular architecture or particular sights such as Venice. However if that's all you're considering then you are missing out on hundreds of other great... ❯❯❯
Traveling Through Spain - Five of the Most Popular Train Routes
The Spanish rail network is pretty extensive and with a simple map anyone can decide on a plan of action. There are a variety of tickets that can be bought and huge discounts are available for anyone choosing to make multiple journeys either purely in Spain or in Spain and elsewhere in Europe. If you are planning to head to Spain and aren’t sure where to start check out the following train... ❯❯❯
2 Easy Tips To Save You Money On Checked Baggage Fees
One of the most important things to consider when traveling is how much it will cost to get to your destination. It is quite easy to figure out the price of a roundtrip air ticket to and from your destination, but the hidden fees are often overlooked. This can be a problem if you’re traveling on a tight budget, and baggage fees are really easy to overlook. Airline baggage fees have become... ❯❯❯
Planes Trains And Automobiles -5 Cheap Ways Of Getting To Edinburgh
Edinburgh has an almost otherworldly draw to it. Whether you have lived there and moved away, or even if you have never been it has something special about it that makes it somewhere where you want to be, you want to live and you want to call home. Understandably then people often want to get to Edinburgh with increasing regularity and in the best possible way without necessarily spending a ton... ❯❯❯
Insurance Options for Overseas Travelers
Individuals that travel overseas will need special insurance coverage depending on their needs. You are able to select between various insurance options based on the coverage that is required. International Life Insurance Citizens of the UK can obtain an international life insurance for expatriates. This insurance is provided by financial firms, such as Friends Provident International. The most... ❯❯❯
Shanghai - The Best Place to Begin Your China Tour
With a population that exceeds 23 million, Shanghai is the largest city in the People's Republic of China and also in the world. The city is located in the Delta region of Yangtze River in eastern China. The Huangpu River splits Shanghai into two. The western side of the river is known by the name Puxi and is the older part of the city. The eastern side, Pudong, is the newer part of the city.... ❯❯❯
Recommended Safari Resorts of Kenya
Recommended Safari Resorts of Kenya Situated on the East Coast of Africa, Kenya enjoys a growing reputation as somewhat of a tourist hot-spot due to its stunning locale, high-class visitor amenities and warm climate. Its safari services are one of the focal reasons for its increased popularity and the following resorts are some of the most noteworthy and renowned establishments in the country and... ❯❯❯
Things to Do at the Airport When You're Bored
If you're a frequent flyer, you're bound to experience flight delays at some point or another on one of your many journeys. While airports do try very hard to board their flights on time, extenuating circumstances can lead to back to back delays for a traveler who is connecting in more than one city. Sitting at the gate waiting for your plane to arrive is far from exciting. Frequent flyers should... ❯❯❯
A Traveller's Tale Through The Colca Canyon Volcano
Forget the Grand Canyon, the Colca Canyon just outside of Arequipa, Peru is twice as deep as America’s great valley, and what’s more, its 100km long valley is lined with still-active volcanoes.
The road from Arequipa
‘The White City’ as it’s known to Peruvians is often described as the gateway to the canyon, but it’s also a beautiful town to visit in its own right. Spend the day exploring the... ❯❯❯
