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September 18, 2014

Tips for Britons Going on Short Breaks in Europe

Destinations/Europe
Tips for Britons Going on Short Breaks in Europe

For Britons, mainland Europe is right on their doorstep and this is one reason why more and more Brits are visiting their neighbouring countries for short breaks. Whether you are looking for historical towns and cities or beautiful beaches, Europe has something to offer for people of all ages. If you have never been to mainland Europe before, here are a few tips that may just help you along the way. Which Countries to Visit If you only have a short period of time for your getaway, it will probably be wise to select one or two destinations rather than trying to visit too many places during one trip. You will also have to take into account the way in which you are travelling. If you are able to travel by air, you will be able to visit places further afield than if you were to go by car. For first time travellers France is a good option as it is the nearest country and also one of the most diverse. Some of the places you can visit in France include Tuscany, Provence and Burgundy. You will be able to find some amazing restaurants in these areas that serve some […]

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by shailany
September 18, 2014

Visiting Siargao: The Surfing Capital of the Philippines

Beach Vacations/Philippines
Visiting Siargao: The Surfing Capital of the Philippines

The Philippines is an archipelago endowed with rich natural resources. One of its attractions are its waters that makes them perfect for water activities like surfing. For surfers looking for an alternative surfing spot, Siargao is the place to be. The site has been adjudged as the “Surfing Capital of the Philippines” because of its various world class surfing attractions. Siargao has big quality and consistent waves eight months a year beginning from October until May. The best time of the year is from November until May when the waves coming from the northeastern swell deliver waves of up to 7 feet. Here are some of Siargao’s surfing sites. Cloud 9 Probably the most acclaimed surfing spot in the country, Cloud 9 has been hailed as the 8th best surf spot in the world. It consists of barreling right hand reef breaks but has razor sharp corals at its bed. Cloud 9 is recommended for advanced surfers only. Guyam Island Reachable via a 5-minute boat ride from General Luna, Guyam Island boasts of several breaks at your disposal. It provides the perfect location for those who are tired with looking for waves at adjacent beaches. Jacking Horse As the name […]

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by shailany
September 17, 2014

Advantage of Early Booking of Yachting Holiday

Adventure Travel
Advantage of Early Booking of Yachting Holiday

The thought of travelling the world on a yacht may seem outrageous to some. Of course, the length and breadth of the world may be somewhat ambitious. But, did you know that you can travel the Mediterranean and the Caribbean via a private yacht? For many, this would be a welcome change from the humdrum of package deals. After all, seeing the world doesn’t have to be done from the hotel. There are some fabulous ways that you can explore your favourite places without having to sit on board a coach.     Yachting holidays are becoming more popular with mere mortals. You don’t have to be rich and famous to enjoy the perks of a retreat on board a private yacht. It is becoming a more affordable way to travel. What is more, it is the perfect holiday. Travel broadens the mind. What better way of expanding your horizons than to holiday on a yacht? Let’s take a look at some fantastic reasons for embarking on a yachting holiday. Amazing Destinations There are some amazing destinations that you can travel via yacht. Popular destinations include the Mediterranean and the Caribbean. This is mainly due to the warm climates. The […]

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by shailany
September 12, 2014

Celebrate Success Through Gensan’s Tuna Festival

Destinations/Philippines
Celebrate Success Through Gensan’s Tuna Festival

Every September 5 of each year, General Santos City commemorates its cityhood with a week long Tuna Festival. It became a city on September 1958 and its people celebrate the day by paying homage to the industry that brought General Santos into spotlight. For this reason, the city earned the monicker “Tuna Capital of the Philippines” Most facilities that can and process tuna are located here generating jobs for people and earning millions annually. It was the tuna industry that turned GenSan into an industrial giant. The Tuna Festival celebrates the hardwork and determination to develop of the city’s flagship industry. The celebration is marked with illuminated tuna float replicas parading the streets with music, dancing, and the art during the annual celebration. People converge in the main avenue to watch the parade and for some merrymaking. The Tuna Festival started as a spontaneous event organized by the Tourism Association in 1998 until it evolved into an annual tradition. In celebration of Gen San’s 30th anniversary as a city, they decided to celebrate the event with a tuna cuisine through contests and exhibits. AIt marked the beginning of the annual celebration of the Tuna Festival. During the week long Tuna […]

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by shailany
September 9, 2014

London’s Gatwick Airport

Destinations/Europe
London’s Gatwick Airport

Airports have the heavy burden of being the first thing that travellers experience when they head to a new country, and as such, it’s of paramount importance that airports are kept in tip-top shape. Following being named the World’s Worst Airport, the Philippines’ Ninoy Aquino International Airport has announced that it’s finally being renovated to fit the current standards of airports all over the world. Michael Beer, Vice President of Asia Pacific Transportation and Infrastructure at Citi Equity Research, has said that “we believe Manila is at a significant disadvantage as a result of the constrained airport and failed/delayed infrastructure initiatives meant to alleviate bottlenecks…” By contrast, Hong Kong and Singapore each have world-class international airports, and these countries enjoy a steady stream of tourists and international travellers, which also mean boosts in their respective economies. But even the airports that have, in the past, been lauded for their innovation and superior customer service have seen the importance of improving their facilities and providing a better experience to its passengers altogether. Such is the case of London’s Gatwick Airport. According to the Gatwick Airport page on Parking4less, the airport services more than 30 million passengers a year, making it the […]

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by shailany
September 9, 2014

Best Destinations for Wine Lovers

Food
Best Destinations for Wine Lovers

For the wine lovers it is nearly impossible to stick to a place and flourish their desires of wine. Even though they live close to a place offering world’s best wine, they have their peculiar craze and enthusiasm to explore while traveling to appealing destinations. If you do not want to compromise with the quality and services of the places with good wine, we have found amazing places all over the US for you Read along and find the best destinations in America for the wine lovers. Finger Lake NY Despite of the recent suffering in the winters this year, Finger Lakes, well known for the finger like 10 lakes and world famous wines under Vitis Vinifera wineries is still intact. You will surely be enthralled with the aroma of White Riesling. Not only this, this city located in New York has around 200 wineries with the regions producing largest wine are Konstantin Frank and Fulkerson Winery, Fox Run Vineyards. Almost every month, big events are organized in the Finger Lakes. It suffices state of the art dining and lodging services in hotels like Snug Harbor Restaurant and Inn, Switzerland inn and the Patio. You can visit some other point […]

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by shailany
September 6, 2014

3 Unique Ideas for Your Next Holiday

Destinations
3 Unique Ideas for Your Next Holiday

Once in a while, we all dream of dropping everything and heading off on an aeroplane to experience the holiday of a lifetime. But few of us actually do it. We stick to the holidays that we know, in destinations that we’ve visited a thousand times before. But wouldn’t it be refreshing to meet people from different cultures and experience unfamiliar places? Well, to give you the little extra ‘push’ that you need, we’re going to inspire you with three awesome and unique holiday ideas. 1. Backpacking A backpacking holiday is a good option for all you people of the slightly restless persuasion. It’s a great way to experience the culture of a place, and it offers a sense of freedom that’s incomparable to any other type of holiday. However, it’s not a holiday for the faint-hearted. So, if you’re somebody who likes their home-comforts, you’d be wise to avoid a backpacking holiday. But if you’re willing to ‘rough it’ a little bit then, the whole world is your oyster. You can choose to backpack across Europe, or explore Australia on foot. If you’ve got plenty of time to spare, why not take a trip across the vast expanse of […]

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Shailany Vizconde

Shailany Vizconde

Young, spirited, and an adventurer – this is the perfect set of adjectives to describe myself. I'm an adventure-seeker and backpacker who has dreamt of traveling different countries and sharing my stories to the people.

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