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5 Types of Travelers Who Visit Iceland – Is This You?

Posted by on 12:40 pm in Adventure Travel, Blog, Iceland, The Arctic | 30 comments

5 Types of Travelers Who Visit Iceland – Is This You?

In recent years, rumors have begun to spread about the existence of a small Nordic island nation in the North Atlantic Ocean; an island defined by dramatic landscapes, with volcanoes, geysers, hot springs, lava fields, and elves. Yes, elves.

Rumors of this magical place are spreading like wild fire, and travelers have started arriving from all over the land. Though how do you know if Iceland is a country for you? Even though it’s a pretty safe bet in terms of an incredible vacation, what kind of travelers does it suit?

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3 Things to Do in Montenegro on Your Next Balkan Holiday

Posted by on 11:12 pm in Blog, Montenegro | 20 comments

3 Things to Do in Montenegro on Your Next Balkan Holiday

You may not know much about Montenegro, and unless you’re a football fan who has seen England play the country in World Cup qualifiers you may not have heard of the Balkan nation at all.

Montenegro is a beautifully rustic country that boasts a landscape outlined by rugged mountains and amazing beaches and coastlines along the Adriatic Sea. If you’re travelling across the Balkans or just visiting the country itself you may be looking for ideas for things to do and see.

With that in mind, here are three things to do in Montenegro on your next visit to the Balkans.

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The Grand Canyon: Which Rim is the Best to Visit?

Posted by on 3:03 am in Adventure Travel, Blog, Eco Tourism, Romantic Journey, Travel Tips, United States, Writers | 38 comments

The Grand Canyon: Which Rim is the Best to Visit?

One of the great wonders of the world, no trip to the US is complete without stopping to experience the Grand Canyon. But at almost 450 km long, and over 1,100 km in circumference, how do you even know where to start?!!

There are options to take in the West Rim glass skywalk, and stay overnight at a ranch on native land. You can choose to travel on horseback, and witness the magic of a sunrise which most tourists will never understand.

The following are the pros and cons of visiting each of the Grand Canyon’s 4 available rims. If you can’t make it to Arizona you can take a helicopter tour of the Grand Canyon from Vegas too.

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5 Unexpected Romantic Destinations This Summer

Posted by on 1:48 pm in Blog, Denmark, Italy, Morocco, Myanmar, Romantic Journey, Switzerland | 26 comments

5 Unexpected Romantic Destinations This Summer

Why should you always choose a traditional scenario for your vacation? A romantic getaway is a perfect excuse to explore a new corner of the world, though Paris, London and the Maldives have all been done before.

If you’re looking for romance, but want something different this summer, consider these 5 destinations – perhaps an unexpected choice, but we guarantee you’ll cherish the memories for a lifetime.

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8 Romantic Hill Stations in India for Nature Lovers

Posted by on 11:16 pm in Adventure Travel, Blog, India, Romantic Journey, Writers | 28 comments

8 Romantic Hill Stations in India for Nature Lovers

India is a land of remarkable diversity, though where nature lovers and romantics are concerned, its dramatic terrain is breathtaking, and we recommend heading for the hills.

There are many hill stations throughout India; towns located at a higher elevation than the nearby plain or valley. Most were established by European colonists escaping the summer heat (temperatures in the hills are much cooler), and with over 20 mountain ranges, today they are spread all across India.

With awe-inspiring access to nature, and a romantic seclusion that modern cities rarely offer, choosing a hill station can be a very challenging task. But if you’re a nature lover or looking for a romantic escape, we’ve narrowed your list down to 8.

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7 Reasons the CabinZero Urban Carry-On is Perfect for Active City Adventures!

Posted by on 2:05 pm in Blog, Equipment Reviews, Fashion | 22 comments

7 Reasons the CabinZero Urban Carry-On is Perfect for Active City Adventures!

When it comes to backpacks we’re always interested to hear about the hottest, newest designs, and are constantly amazed at the newest innovations and ideas which improve the ease of both travel, and everyday life.

And I think we’ve found a backpack that active city adventurers in particular will be interested in – the new Urban Carry-On from CabinZero, optimized for urban life!

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Why You Should Forget About Material Goods and Spend Your Cash on Travelling

Posted by on 1:59 pm in Blog, Opinion | 28 comments

Why You Should Forget About Material Goods and Spend Your Cash on Travelling

It’s always difficult to resist the urge to purchase a brand new iPhone or a snazzy watch, but there are many reasons why you should put that credit card away.

In addition to saving your money for a rainy day, spending large amounts of money on material goods is often deemed as unnecessary. Why you may ask? Well, there have been many experiments conducted that prove spending money on experiences instead of things result in more overall happiness.

Here are a couple of reasons why you should forget about the latest fashion or accessories and spend your hard-earned cash on travelling.

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3 Places You Have to Visit in Belarus

Posted by on 5:18 pm in Belarus, Blog, World, Writers | 24 comments

3 Places You Have to Visit in Belarus

A somewhat isolated country at the edge of Eastern Europe, you may have heard of Belarus. Landlocked between Russia in the north and east, Ukraine in the south, Poland in the west and Lithuania and Latvia in the north, it’s a country with rich architecture and a lot of natural history to explore.

So even if it wasn’t on your radar before, or you heard the name and had to look up where it was, it’s a country which should be on your radar now. Very few tourists visit this part of the world, but honestly, they’re missing out. Here are three places you need to visit in Belarus.

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5 Unusual Travel Challenges For Your World Travel Bucketlist

Posted by on 7:45 pm in Adventure Travel, Blog, Writers | 28 comments

5 Unusual Travel Challenges For Your World Travel Bucketlist

Travel is an incredible experience, though when you engage your creative genius it’s possible that it becomes even better!

You already know where you’re going next, you’ve researched your destinations, you’ve seen all the attractions online and you know everything about them. It’s so hard to be surprised nowadays! But if you pose a few creative challenges to yourself, then the fun element will stay intact.

Here are five ideas for a start, you can continue your own travel challenges list.

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The Best Leather Travel Bag Money Can Buy: Saddleback Leather Squared Backpack Review

Posted by on 10:17 am in Blog, Equipment Reviews, Fashion, Luxury Lifestyle, Reviews | 69 comments

The Best Leather Travel Bag Money Can Buy: Saddleback Leather Squared Backpack Review

If there was ever a company with a cult following and legendary customer service it would be Saddleback Leather. Known around the world for producing some of the best, high-quality leather bags, briefcases, backpacks and wallets, this is a brand which has established a reputation for excellence, and made carrying things an art form.

And for those wanting a high quality bag, which exudes class, style, and makes you look as though you belong among the rugged explorers of our time, one of the company’s newest bags is the Squared Backpack; a full grain leather work of art and one of the sturdiest travel bags you’ll ever find.

This is a bag which I absolutely adore however I’ll aim to keep my romantic cliches in check. We’ll discuss the features, the look, comfort, durability, weight, and cost, and end with a verdict I’m sure you can already expect!

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