Myanmar Geography Offers Many Extreme Sports Venues With its decision to rejoin the community of nations, Myanmar made a daredevil leap to the front pages of the world. This is good news for extreme sports enthusiasts. Myanmar’s dramatic landscape offers athletes some exciting venues that have been pretty much off limits till now. Heli-skiing is a sport […]
Five Things That Make Letterkenny a Great Travel Destination
September 27, 2013 by
County Donegal is located in Ireland’s Border Region. That means, it is geographically close to Northern Ireland. The county is known for being uniquely Irish in a number of aspects. They speak their own dialect, they have their own fiddle tradition, and their music has a very distinctive sound. Just listen to Enya to get […]
Where Did All This Equipment Come From?
September 26, 2013 by
When summer is over and the sunshine has been replaced by howling winds and torrential rain it is easy to get depressed. When the last holiday is just a distant memory what does the dedicated travel buff do as winter closes in? Plan the next trip of course! For the enthusiastic traveler life can revolve […]
Adventure Travel In Bolivia
September 7, 2013 by
Bolivia is a country that seems to have been created for adventure travel. With mountains, salt flats, deserts and jungle, it is just begging to be experienced. Here are my 5 favourite travel adventures in Bolivia. Otherworldly landscapes – on a 3 or 4 day tour from Uyuni, a outback style jeep will bounce you across […]
Hold Onto Summer a Little Longer with a Staycation (Motiongraphic)
August 29, 2013 by
Although autumn days are near, that doesn’t mean you have to say goodbye to summer just yet! Make good use of the lingering pleasant weather and support your hometown too by taking a staycation. The term was first used in 2005, but if you’re not familiar with it, the word just means having a […]
Popular Beers From Around The World
August 29, 2013 by
It’s important to get a taste of culture, and what better way than, well, with beer. Countries usually take pride in their ale and lager produced using high-quality brewery boilers. But for those who are not drinking beer, you can try these non alcoholic spirits. If you are a BEER LOVER, lets take a little taste […]
Peru Adventure Trips: The Urubamba Valley
August 26, 2013 by
Known locally as the Sacred Valley of the Incas, the Urubamba Valley is a vast stretch of naturally formed gorges, forged deep into the Peruvian Highlands of Cusco. The land was once revered by the ancient Inca civilization for its wealth of natural resources and today remains one of the most valuable and cherished commodities in […]
A North American Adventure – Taking a sports holiday to the United States
August 22, 2013 by
North America is renowned for its sports franchises. The New York Yankees, The LA Lakers, The San Francisco 49’ers and The L.A Galaxy are names that instantly spring to mind when thinking of Baseball, Basketball, Golf like the one here, North American Football and Soccer. With Football Ticket Pad, you can purchase Chelsea FC Tickets for […]
Best Skiing Holidays For The Summer
August 11, 2013 by
Skiing in summer? It makes more sense that you might think. Lots of resorts still have snow left over and glaciers to ski on, but without the queues for the ski lift. And the best thing is, it’s often a steal thanks to ski lodges slashing their prices to attract more holidaymakers. You just have […]
6 Cool Art Districts Worth Visiting
August 10, 2013 by
There are so many cool Art Districts worth visiting around the United States that it is difficult to whittle it down to just six, but here are some highly worthy ones that demonstrate the value of what Art Districts have to offer. And if you don’t have the time to visit an art exhibit, you […]
