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November 27, 2013

A Weekend At The Land Down Under

Australia/Destinations/Travel Tips
A Weekend At The Land Down Under

Work is an integral part of one’s life. You could be working on your own business or working for someone else but, at the end of the day, the usual and constant hustle and bustle of the city life can inevitably get to you. Fortunately, there are a number of ways by which you can deal with burnout, one of which is taking a vacation in some idyllic place. Now, if you happen to be a fan of the beach and surfing, one place that you might want to try is Australia. Know as the Land Down Under, Australia is located at the Pacific Ocean within the vicinity of Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, and East Timor. What most people know as Australia is actually the Commonwealth of Australia and includes such smaller islands as Tasmania, Green Island, Crocodile Island, Tiwi Island, and Quail Island, to name a few. Considered as one of the largest countries by land, Australia also boasts of being one of the wealthiest countries in the whole world. Most of the residents in this country are from British and Irish lineage having come from the British Isles. Because of its land area, it is no surprise that […]

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by shailany
November 25, 2013

Why book Fiji for Schoolies week?

Asia/Beach Vacations/Travel Tips
Why book Fiji for Schoolies week?

Mention Schoolies week and a “beach by day, party by night” mantra is at the forefront of our minds. Enter Fiji: an Instagram-ready paradise that ticks all the boxes is an ocean away from your school gates and has the added bonus of giving you the chance to soak up a little culture. Why Fiji… Only a few hours flight from Australia, Fiji affords you the luxury of being overseas without having to waste a single second on jetlag. It’s also become a hugely popular destination for school leavers, meaning there’s plenty of opportunity to party alongside like-minded teens. And you can tell your folks it’s without the crime and ‘toolies’ that have become synonymous with some other hotspots. Differing tastes mean travelling with a group can be tricky. Thankfully, the Pacific Islands are ‘choose your own adventure’ at its finest – thrill seekers are satisfied; those in need of culture get their prescribed dose; and R&R travellers can ensure swimming up to the pool bar is the most extreme activity they endure. Come sunset, the islands turn into party zones, but if you’re truly exhausted there’s no problem having a quiet night in. Convinced? Now all you have to […]

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by shailany
November 22, 2013

Top 3 Sites to See in Rome

Destinations/Europe
Top 3 Sites to See in Rome

Rome is one of the most beautiful and oldest cities in the world. Aside from its great food and being the home of the Pope, Rome has so much to see all across the city. When you arrive, you might feel overwhelmed by all there is to do, but with a couple things in mind you will know just where to start. After enjoying a nice cannoli or a slice of traditional pizza, you will be ready take on the attractions below while cutting some slack on your wallet. 1. The Pantheon Dedicated to all the gods of Ancient Rome, the Roman Pantheon is a classic site to see. To this day, its dome top is the largest unreinforced concrete dome in the world. As you walk through its eight pillars and inside, you will be presented with statues, historical tombs, and the natural spotlight from the open dome above. Your head will constantly be on a swivel, as you won’t want to stop looking at every inch of the striking interior. Even with the massive amount of people that will most likely be inside, it is still powerful to think that you are standing in one of most historically […]

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by shailany
November 18, 2013

America’s Sweet History: San Francisco, California

Destinations/North America
America’s Sweet History: San Francisco, California

When you envision San Francisco, you might think of Fisherman’s Wharf or the famous Golden Gate Bridge. There are definitely several places to visit while travelling in the Bay area, and they are all surely set to please. However, there is one place that you just might not think to visit right away. For those of you with the ultimate sweet tooth, this next stop in San Francisco will sure to cater to your chocolate needs. We are talking about the famous Ghirardelli Chocolate Company, which have been around in this west coast city for over 160 years. Known for its rich, delicious chocolates, Ghirardelli has truly been a staple in the world of desserts and this continues to be the case to this day. Mr. Ghirardelli, like many people during his time, first went out west in hopes of striking it big with the California Gold Rush. When this sadly was not the case, he soon started to sell various confections to local miners. In 1852 and after some minor setbacks, Mr. Domingo Ghirardelli finally opened what is now known as the Ghirardelli Chocolate Company. When making a stop in San Francisco, you will be very disappointed if you […]

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by shailany
November 8, 2013

Mayfair’s Most Exclusive Destinations

Europe
Mayfair’s Most Exclusive Destinations

Mayfair is justly famed as a luxury tourist destination, with many exclusive hotels, shops restaurants and cultural centres, making it the perfect location for those seeking an enjoyable break. There is a wonderful choice of places to visit here, but some are undeniably world famous. The Royal Academy of Arts One of London’s finest galleries, the Royal Academy of Arts (RA) is an ideal choice to see art and architecture at its best. With a rolling programme of exhibitions, together with many fascinating talks, lectures and workshops, the RA features an eclectic mix of art with something for everyone. The Summer Exhibition is its showpiece exhibition, consisting of entries from the general public, in a variety of genres, and this is considered by many to be an unmissable summer event. Other exhibitions vary in their focus, and include such diverse options as one devoted to early 20th century Mexican art, and paintings by Sir Hugh Casson. La Gavroche Known the world over, La Gavroche was the first restaurant in the UK to be awarded two Michelin stars, and has also won a host of other awards. Owner Michel Roux Jr. runs the restaurant, together with a well-established team who have […]

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by shailany
November 8, 2013

Interesting Places You Must Check in The Philippines

Asia/Destinations
Interesting Places You Must Check in The Philippines

Heading to the Philippines can be confusing at times, because the country has thousands of islands and mind bobbling places to visit. Depending on your idea on visiting this marvelous country, proper planning and litigation is required for a maximum chance to enjoy. Planning to visit all the islands in the country may be tiring for many, and time consuming too. Here are a few of the most visited and beautiful places you can tour in Philippines. a. Baguio city Because of the vast coastline, most of the places in the Philippines experience a humid weather. Baguio city on the other hand experiences a mild climate. Many people both locals and tourists head to this city to experience a cooling effect, and also get a chance to fade away from the normal busy city life. The city has a rich heritage of pine trees which enriches the air with rich aromatic pine fragrance, as well as cleansing the air. When in the Baguio city, you are not limited to suburb life because there are many night clubs and resorts where one can enjoy life to the fullest. There are also some parks where one can walk around for fresh air, […]

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by shailany
November 5, 2013

Reasons Why You Should Visit Africa

Africa/Destinations
Reasons Why You Should Visit Africa

Africa is associated with many great things, and is home to major raw materials and wild life. Almost everyone is accommodated to come to Africa, especially to experience the down to earth cultures and be part of them. Here are a few reasons why you should choose Africa as a travel and tourist destination. 1. Home to wildlife in their natural habitats It is only in Africa alone where you can find vast grounds preserved for wild life, which are protected by the governments to preserve the animals. If you are tired of seeing animals in cages or in a restrained area, you should then come to Africa. Here, you will see animals living in forest, see them in actions especially while hunting, and also get to take photos of these animals yourself. There are also hotels and resorts built at the heart of major game parks and reserves, especially in Maasai Mara game park and Serengeti National park in Tanzania. Booking a room in these five star hotels especially during the great migration period provides an excellent opportunity to see the wildebeest in action even from the hotel. 2. White sandy beaches along the coastline Tourism is a major […]

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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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