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 […]
The Gluten-Free Guide To NYC
August 7, 2013 by
If you need to stick to a gluten-free diet, I’m sure you’ll understand by now how difficult it can be to eat out. You are no doubt aware of where you can and can’t eat in your hometown, but when it comes to traveling, things can get tricky. Fortunately New York City caters to […]
Top Tips For Traveling Alone
August 3, 2013 by
Many people often describe travelling alone as a life changing experience that will completely transform and expand your perspective. And they’re right! Going about it alone in a different country gives you a lot of time to truly immerse yourself and see what you want to see, when you want to see it and move at […]
The Thrill Seeker’s Bucket List: 10 Thrilling Things To Do Around The World
July 30, 2013 by
We all have our own bucket lists: the list of things that we want to do before we die. For some of us the items on our lists are more laid back, like visiting Europe, getting a tattoo, or visiting all of the state capitals in the U.S. – But for some of us, the […]
Boston Nightlife: A City Guide To A Night Out In Boston
July 30, 2013 by
Boston is known for it’s rich beauty, unique history, and great accents; but many people are not aware of the amazing nightlife that can be found. Spending one night in Boston will cause many people to fall head over heals in love with the city. So, if you are planning a visit to Boston, tread […]
5 Beautiful Hiking Areas Around San Marcos, Texas
July 30, 2013 by
San Marcos, Texas is a sunny place to be about 275 days a year, and summertime is one of the best times to take advantage of its beautiful outdoors. If you’re lucky enough to be a member of the Texas State University community, you have access to University Camp up Ranch Road 12 in Wimberly, […]
What’s So Cool About The North & South Poles?
July 29, 2013 by
As a consequence of global warming, adventure cruising on small boats through the Polar Regions is becoming easier and more common. Once the sole preserve of scientists and the military, these icy landscapes are a fascinating mix of hostile environments and a pristine calmness and beauty. Many companies now offer cruises to the Arctic (North […]
Traveling A Well Worn Path – The Oldest Roads In The World
July 28, 2013 by
Let’s face it, we have been making roads since the dawn of time, criss-crossing the globe on an endless journey as human beings. Are any of the oldest thoroughfares still around today? The answer is yes, there are a number of roadways that have existed for thousands upon thousands of years. For those of you […]
Handy Map of Essaouira For Extreme Sport Lovers
July 24, 2013 by
If you’re thinking of heading to Essaouira in Morocco for an action-packed holiday to remember, don’t leave home without packing this handy map, produced in collaboration with Explora. The colourful map highlights where you can find the hottest spots to surf, windsurf and kitesurf in Essaouira, as well as a football field and basketball […]
