Going away for your next vacation is exciting. And you’re probably already thinking about all the places and people you’re going to see for the next few days during your trip. But before you start daydreaming about your trip, do you have everything you need before you get on that plane? Make a Checklist Before […]
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Amazing Travel Stories through Photography: Tips on How to Improve Your Technique
A picture is worth a thousand words. However, a million pictures can’t compensate the lack of a concept. So if you want to tell amazing travel stories through photography, you need to have that concept. You can have a list of useful tips for a photography trip, but you also need to improve your technique […]
How to Organize the Perfect Active Vacation
There are various recent studies which show the importance of active relaxation to our brains. Creating more new, fun experiences means you’ll return to work feeling happier, rested and more fulfilled. So here is our advice on how to organize the perfect active vacation. Packing Make sure you get all the important stuff that you […]
10 First Impressions, 8 Travel Tips from 7 hours in Santiago de Cuba
Let’s play word association. Ready, “Cuba” Ok, what came to mind? Now how about if I said “Santiago de Cuba?” Wait, where? I suspect many of you thought of rum, cigars, coffee, classic cars and Castro when playing word association. But when I said Santiago de Cuba? Do you even know the name of a […]
5 Tips for Planning an Adventurous Europe Vacation
You don’t want the typical European vacation with crowded tourist spots, brand-name hotels, or meals at chain restaurants. Instead, you prefer adventures, and want something different out of your travels.The number of adventures you can have in Europe is astounding, so take your time crafting a trip that you’ll remember for the rest of your […]
Useful Tips for Your First Travel Photography Trip
A few years back, when it dawned on me that I wanted to travel the world independently, one thing I was ecstatic about is having a lot of time on my hands to photograph stunning landmarks, interesting cultures, and wonderful people. Since I started traveling, I’ve always made sure that everything will go according to […]
Three Must Dos in Langkawi, Malaysia
Malaysia, a tropical destination, always intrigued but its distance can be an obstacle for someone located on the other side of the world. Then as good fortune prevailed I suddenly had tickets to experience the sensations of Singapore through Singapore Air and I decided to research tourism in Malaysia and make a hotel booking for […]
Episode 16: Solo Travel Tips, Advice and Inspiration
Are you ready to travel to where you want, when you want and make all the decisions? Are you ready to experience the world and it’s citizens in a unique way and have it restore your faith in humanity? Are you ready to connect deeper and learn more about yourself? If any of this excites […]
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