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June 12, 2014

A Magical Day Tour in the Tower of David and Old Jerusalem’s Jewish Quarter

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A Magical Day Tour in the Tower of David and Old Jerusalem’s Jewish Quarter

With a history that spans 3,000 years into a past of cultural and architectural diversity, the Old City of Jerusalem is like a well-kept time capsule that offers a glimpse back in time to eras of bygone kings, warriors and the holy. This becomes even more apparent when one witnesses first-hand the Tower of David – also referred to as the Jerusalem Citadel. Located just a few steps past the Jaffa Gate entrance to the Old City, the Tower of David Museum is ideal for helping visitors see and understand the storied past and the importance of the Holy City to the major monotheisms. The tower is a dominating fixture in the skyline – originally built to protect Jerusalem – and now gives visitors an un-matched 360-degree view of the area. The museum is a spectacular bridge that connects that past to contemporary times through many displays, including the “Night Spectacular” – an outdoor show that that retells Jerusalem’s story through lights that are projected on the nearby ruins and walls and sounds that narrate the story from beginning to end. It’s an incredible show that simply must be seen (and heard) to believe. Each weekday, guided tours of the […]

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by shailany
June 11, 2014

Where To Find Around-the-World Tickets

Air Travel
Where To Find Around-the-World Tickets

Frequent travelers would surely find value in purchasing an around the world ticket. With it, you can have the option to travel worldwide for as long as you can ranging from a few days to a few years. Aside from that, you can make brief stops or several stopovers and side trips. These kinds of tickets lets you fly through several cities and continents. So if you are planning to take a trip to several continents in a single trip, then this is your best option. Here then is a brief overview of where you can find around the world tickets. Global Airline Alliances With the three global airline alliances, you can connect your routes from any member airline to come up with one continuous around the world trip. Each alliance provides at least one option for an around the world ticket. The total fare will be calculated depending on the total mileage and number of continents you are visiting. With this option, you can have 3 to 15 stopovers in a period of 10 days to 12 months. Usually, the first leg of your trip should be reserved in advance while the remaining dates can be left open. There […]

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by shailany
June 8, 2014

Top 5 Cheap Vacation ideas

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Top 5 Cheap Vacation ideas

Most of us dream of vacationing in an exotic beach paradise or go skiing in the Alps. But due to budget constraints, everything becomes just wishful thinking. But being cash-strapped does not mean you will forego your dream vacation already. Here are the five cheap vacation ideas to help you fulfil your dream to travel. Explore Local Tourist Spots You do not have to go far to explore tourist sites because there are many of them right in your own backyard. For instance, if you are from New York, visit the Statue of Liberty or if you are from San Francisco, the Golden Gate Bridge. This will save you a lot of money for airfares or hotel accommodations in a foreign land. However, if you are planning to be a local tourist, do get out of your comfort zone. You can check in at a local hostel but avoid staying in your house because it might become a distraction or excuse not to go sightseeing. Travel Regionally If you want to extend your reach, go and travel to your region. You can check out a regional guidebook to have an idea of the places you can visit in your region. […]

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by shailany
June 5, 2014

How To Get Cheap Airline Tickets

Air Travel
How To Get Cheap Airline Tickets

Travelling via plane can be quite expensive. For this reason, we will always try to look for the cheapest possible tickets. Finding one is really that easy. It all takes a little bit of research and hard work on your part. Here are some tips on finding cheap airplane tickets. 1. Use Neighboring Airports While this may not be the most comfortable way to travel, using the airport nearest you can truly save you some cash. If you have a car or some other means of transportation going to the nearest airport, this is certainly worth trying. 2. Booking Midweek Flights Another way you can get cheap tickets is to book midweek flights. The airfares during these days are usually cheaper than for weekend flights. So if flying during weekend is not necessary, try and book during the midweek and you may be able to secure for yourself cheap airplane tickets. 3. Buy Tickets In Advance Although it is still possible to get cheap last minute flights, you are better off searching for them ahead of your trip. 4. Stay away from the Holidays The Holidays is usually the time of the year that you need to avoid if you […]

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by shailany
June 2, 2014

How To Get Cheap Flights

Air Travel
How To Get Cheap  Flights

The cost of traveling can be quite expensive for most people. However, with a little research and hard work, you can find yourself saving up on your travel expenses. Here are some tips on how you can book yourself on cheap flights. 1. Be flexible Flexibility is the key to finding cheap flights. It’s quite easy to determine that the most expensive time is when everybody else is too. You need to be flexible with the time of the day your flight is leaving. The most expensive flights are usually on the peak business travel hours which are from 8 to 10 am and 5 to 7 pm. The best way to get the cheapest seats is to get the early morning flights or those in the late evening. This way, you will lessen your chance of getting delayed as well. 2. Alternate airports Aside from the date and time, you also need flexibility on the airports too. Major airports are usually more expensive. Although smaller airports are usually farther, they offer cheaper flights. For a list of possible alternate airports, you can check out this website 3. Consider connecting flights Sometimes it is better to book a flight with a […]

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by shailany
May 30, 2014

Helpful Tips When Backpacking in Europe

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Helpful Tips When Backpacking in Europe

Packing your things when taking a backpacking tour in Europe is one of the most crucial factors in ensuring the success and enjoyment of your trip. Since you will only be taking your backpack, it is important that you travel light and only take the most necessary things. Here is a short guide on what to bring when going backpacking Europe. Choose only the basic clothes and look for ones that can double. Take into consideration the normal temperature of the areas you plan to visit during the time of your trip. If it will cover multiple seasons, an additional layer for cooler months will be required. Take two pairs of pants. Choose one that has plenty of pockets as they will come in handy for storing things on the road. Likewise, look for pants that can zip off into shorts as this can greatly reduce the weight of your pack. Pack two or three t-shirts as well as long sleeve shirts or sweatshirts. You need not be concerned with not taking enough shirts as you will be buying more on your trip. You may also want to take a branded t-shirt and exchange them with other backpackers. Pack 3 […]

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by shailany
May 30, 2014

Indulge In Volga Dream Luxury River Cruise

Cruise Vacations
Indulge In Volga Dream Luxury River Cruise

Looking for a great way to travel? You can try the Moscow to St Petersburg River Cruise. Russia boasts of its Volga Dream River Cruise which is unlike any other trip. The cruise makes its way to the longest and largest river in Europe stretching from Ivan the Terrible to Peter the Great to Catherine the Great. The scenery is breathtaking as you get to see the churches, the people, and sceneries that make you seem like jumping out from an old painting. When it comes to Russian river cruise, the Volga Dream offers an unprecedented level of luxury. Known for having the finest accommodation, delicious food, best service, and care, the Volga Dream is a class of its own. With 60 crew members and room for just about 100 passengers, it has the lowest passenger-to-crew ratio among other Russian river cruise ships. You will find no worries disembarking at the different ports of call as well as get timely meals. Clearly, the Volga Dream is a great way to unwind and reinvigorate your inner self. This 314-foot vessel is family-owned and is the first luxury river cruise ship in Russia. It lets you experience cosmopolitan comfort as it takes […]

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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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