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Where Donald Trump Can Flee Now He’s Lost the Presidency

Posted by on 9:00 am in Blog, Chan K, Denmark, Travel Tips, Writers | 60 comments

Where Donald Trump Can Flee Now He’s Lost the Presidency

Let’s face it. The possibility of Trump being elected as the next President of United States is getting closer to becoming a reality.

Independents tend to sway the outcome of every major election one way or the other, and most Independents may not vote for Clinton. Though some people truly believe Trump will make America great again (as his campaign message states), and believe him to be the best choice to lead the free world.

But for those looking to exit the country because you can’t imagine living under Trump’s presidency, the following are fantastic options for you.

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How to Pick the Best Travel Shoes: Make Sure They Have All the Same Features of Jambu

Posted by on 6:43 pm in Blog, Equipment Reviews, Fashion, Reviews, Travel Tips | 40 comments

How to Pick the Best Travel Shoes: Make Sure They Have All the Same Features of Jambu

Over the last year we’ve scrambled through sand dunes in Peru, trekked deep into the Amazon, and hiked through some of the most remote island destinations on earth. We’ve wandered through the desert, rappelled down buildings, and trodden on the ruins of ancient Incan civilizations. So we’re fairly well versed in what to look for in a good travel shoe.

Because let’s face it – flights, accommodation and tours might be the holy trinity of travel planning, but finding, buying and breaking in good shoes is equally as important. No-one has ever enjoyed a trip while their feet were blistering and sore.

So we’ve put together a list to guide you when picking your next pair of travel shoes. You shouldn’t compromise on any of the following features. Over the years we’ve come to realize it’s essential to find a shoe which incorporates them all.

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The Best Christmas Markets in Europe

Posted by on 4:51 pm in Blog, France, Germany, Travel Tips | 54 comments

Winter is a fantastic time of year to travel to Europe, and Europeans believe that winter is truly something to celebrate. During the holiday season they really go all out!

Buildings are lost underneath layers of fairy lights, and ice skating rinks are set up in public areas. Outdoor Christmas markets line main squares in all major cities across Europe, and provide unique shopping opportunities along with a celebratory atmosphere, festive treats and seasonal delicacies you’ll want to write home about!

If you’re planning to be in Europe over Christmas and wondering which markets are the best, you can’t go wrong with any of the following.

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Travel Advice: How to Prepare For the Weather Overseas

Posted by on 9:43 pm in Blog, Travel Tips | 26 comments

Travel Advice: How to Prepare For the Weather Overseas

Flights, accommodation and tours. These may be the holy trinity of travel preparation, but sorting out these parts of your vacation is only the beginning of the trip planning process. If you want to achieve a smooth, headache-free trip (and who doesn’t?), making sure you’re prepared for the weather is another essential task you should have on your list.

The weather is the single factor most likely to positively or negatively affect your trip, though it’s also one of the things most travelers take for granted, and people quite often find themselves caught off guard.

So make sure you’re fully prepared for the weather on your next trip. If you’re not sure where to start, utilize the following tips.

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How to Spend 7 Days in Koh Samui

Posted by on 10:48 pm in Blog, Thailand, Travel Tips | 32 comments

How to Spend 7 Days in Koh Samui

Situated in the Gulf of Thailand, the beautiful island of Koh Samui it is now one of the most popular tourist destinations in the country. Chasing a slice of paradise, travelers are flocking here from all over the world, and due to its broad appeal the island attracts everyone from the budget backpacker to the mega famous Hollywood celebrities.

And while famed for its palm tree edged beaches and crystal clear waters, the list of things to see and do here is both varied and interesting. The island is home to an abundance of natural wonders and man-made attractions, from mummified monks and sacred Buddhist temples, to thundering waterfalls and spectacular dive sites.

There really is something for everyone on this paradise island, and you’ll be hard pressed to fit everything into only a few days. We highly recommend spending a week, though don’t worry, the following activities will keep you busy for at least 7 days!

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Fijian Model Phillipa Steele Reveals her Favorite Spots in Fiji

Posted by on 11:35 pm in Blog, Fiji, Travel Tips, Writers | 22 comments

Fijian Model Phillipa Steele Reveals her Favorite Spots in Fiji

There’s no doubt that Fiji is one of the most beautiful places in the world. A tropical haven that’s filled with coconut palm trees, sugar white beaches and turquoise blue lagoons.

If this South Pacific archipelago is high on your travel bucket list and you plan on enjoying paradise like the locals do, you’re in luck. Today we speak to International Model and Fiji Airways Ambassador Phillipa Steele (born and raised in Fiji’s Coral Coast) to find out her favourite local spots, including where to stay, play, relax, shop and eat.

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How to Find Cheap Accommodations in New York City

Posted by on 6:25 pm in Accommodation, Budget Travel, Travel Tips, United States | 0 comments

How to Find Cheap Accommodations in New York City

New York City bears a reputation as a pricey destination, which is not wholly undeserved. Recent reports from Statista put the price of an average New York City hotel at $254 per night.

If you’re a budget traveler, the outlook doesn’t have to be grim. You can find great deals on New York City hotels, and if you’re savvy and use the tips below, you can also find cheap rates on comfortable, clean rooms, in prime locations, too.

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How to Prevent Motion Sickness on Your Next Trip

Posted by on 3:42 pm in Blog, Healthy Travel, Travel Tips | 47 comments

How to Prevent Motion Sickness on Your Next Trip

With the travel season quickly getting underway, now is the perfect time to address motion sickness. And while you may not have suffered from it in the past, this is a common condition that affects millions of people, and the reality is that motion sickness can ruin anyone’s trip.

Sometimes referred to as car sickness or sea sickness, motion sickness is a disturbance in your inner ear that is caused by repeated motion. Hiking up the highest peaks or cruising across the ocean can easily be derailed. This not only applies to those heading on a cruise, but could develop if you find yourself traveling in countries with poor road systems or stuck on a horribly crowded buses. Even turbulence from a plane could set you off. And unfortunately, many sufferers don’t do anything to treat it, or treat it with the wrong products and ineffective methods.

But for those of us who live our lives in motion, it’s critical that we know how to prevent and deal with motion sickness should it occur. Because it’s something that is easily treatable, and as such shouldn’t ruin anyone’s trip.

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Things You Should Know Before Visiting New Orleans

Posted by on 12:12 pm in Travel Tips, United States | 12 comments

Things You Should Know Before Visiting New Orleans

New Orleans is a popular tourist destination year round, and it attracts a wide range of attention for everything from its history and architecture to sports to music and night life to Southern cuisine.

For a destination constantly in the spotlight, there are still a couple of things first-time visitors should know.

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Learn to Speak French and Spanish From the Best Teachers in the World: Rype Review

Posted by on 9:10 am in App Reviews, Blog, Reviews, Travel Tips | 24 comments

Learn to Speak French and Spanish From the Best Teachers in the World: Rype Review

If there’s one thing I’m always on the hunt for, it’s finding a better way to learn a new language.

People learn a language for all different reasons. It’s a great way to get ahead in your professional career, connect with family members, or maybe you met a cute foreign boy. Though my interest lies in speaking with locals while I’m traveling.

Because I hate feeling ashamed that I can’t communicate in another language. We expect tourists visiting English speaking countries to speak English, however 90% of the time don’t reciprocate by making an attempt to speak the local language when traveling through foreign countries ourselves.

Not expecting people to speak to you in English, and making at least an attempt to communicate in the language of the land wherever you go, is a sign of respect for both the locals and their culture. But language learning isn’t for everyone, and surely no-one in the world has mastered over 200 local dialects! So what is a traveler to do?

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