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June 19, 2014

Buying Travel Insurance For Over 65

Travel Insurance
Buying Travel Insurance For Over 65

When it comes to travelling, age does not matter as long as you are able to do so. However, when it comes to travel insurance, the age will have an impact on the cost of the premium. If you are over 65 and applying for travel insurance, brace yourself for higher fees. Senior citizens are more at risk of getting sick or injured while travelling compared to younger travellers. At the same time, insurance providers have allocated a higher risk for them which explain the higher fees paid for travel insurance. Travel insurance for over 65 offer improved coverage and benefits than the regular policies. They are designed to address the needs of senior citizens, such as a 24-hour emergency service. Some providers even offer cash for medicines. Several insurance policies in the market today are for one way trips although some offer annual multi trip coverage. For senior citizens who are planning to travel more than two times in a year, then they should opt for multi-trips since it is the cheaper option. Fortunately, there are a bevy of firms offering travel insurance for over 65. If you are looking for an affordable insurance policy, use online comparison tools. […]

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by shailany
June 17, 2014

Few Tips to Travel The World

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Few Tips to Travel The World

Travelling is always a great experience. You get to see places and appreciate the beauty of the world. However, it is also an issue of safety. Accidents can happen all the time so we need to take all the necessary precautions when in a foreign land. We all want to make sure that our trip will go well and become enjoyable but there is also nothing wrong with being on the safe side. Here are some tips that will ensure that you travel the world in a safe manner. Be aware of news and alerts about the destination you are going to. Remember that you are going to unfamiliar territory so you need to arm yourself with information about the place you are going to. You can do some research, listen to the news, or read materials so you know what to expect and make the necessary adjustments and take the necessary precautions. You should ensure be aware of the tourism laws and policies about your destination. This will keep you from getting jailed or paying fines. Have your documents at hand. Since you are travelling to another country, it is important to have your documents ready anytime. Keep digital […]

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by shailany
June 16, 2014

Summer Trip Checklist: Things to Prepare Before Your Australian Summer Road Trips

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Summer Trip Checklist: Things to Prepare Before Your Australian Summer Road Trips

Summer months in Australia always spell family trips to different destinations. Australian summer, needless to say, is a fun-filled season for families that want to take a breather from busy life and for those who just want to unwind for a while. While summer season is still several months away, keeping yourself ready and aware of some driving safety tips is never out of the season. When it comes to driving, safety should always be your number one priority.   Just Before You Leave Before unleashing your car and taking your car along long, extended summer trips, ask yourself if it have been subjected to manufacturer recommended periodic maintenance services? Have you tuned your engine up? Have you changed the engine oil and checked on the oil levels? Are your car’s battery still in top condition? Have you rotated the tyres yet? Vehicle maintenance doesn’t only ensure the proper operation of your vehicle but also prevents potential accidents from happening. Making sure that your car is on its tiptop shape should always be your priority before hitting the road for long travels. This means replacing car parts that you suspect could fail during the trip. Hence, if you think your […]

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by shailany
June 14, 2014

Inexpensive Vacation Ideas For The Budget Conscious

Family Vacations
Inexpensive Vacation Ideas For The Budget Conscious

Going on a vacation with your family but working on a tight budget? It does not have to be this way all the time. Budget should not be a hindrance for not being able to travel with your family. Here are 5 inexpensive vacation ideas when travelling on a budget. 1. Travel in the off-season. For the kids, this may mean not attending school for a few days. But you can always work it out with the school. You can have the kids do some homework while on vacation or write a report. You can try a fall vacation and in the process get to see some fall foliage which can be a breathtaking view. 2. Camp out. Vacations do not always mean staying in some expensive hotel. For a change, you can try camping out. There are places that allow camping on beaches which is like hitting two birds in one stone. Yes, you will still be paying a fee but it is way lower than the accommodation expenses that hotels will charge you. There are many comfortable camping gears that are available in the market today. 3. Travel with a group. If you are travelling by yourself, you […]

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by shailany
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

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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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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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