The following guest post is contributed by Lucia Monlia, a wannabe travel writer who also works in the travel industry and mainly writes for Keycamp and Eurocamp. In my opinion there are few better ways to see the world than on self-catering holidays. I have never been one for eating in fancy restaurants and the […]
Why all-inclusive holidays are popular among thrifty Brits
Many of us are guilty of putting off going on holiday, even if we really need the break, as we are worried about spending our hard-earned cash. This is where all-inclusive getaways come in. These are affordable deals that cover your flights, accommodation, food and drinks, so once you have paid up, there is no […]
Top 5 experiences to be had in India
India is one of those nations that lures travellers year after year. It’s so vast and the experiences you can have are so diverse that, when planning trips here, it’s hard to know where to begin! For a little inspiration, read on to discover our top five Indian experiences. Discover urban India If you’re planning […]
How to integrate with local communities when volunteering abroad
If you’re about to become an international volunteer, lucky you! There’s really nothing quite like heading overseas and utterly immersing yourself in a local community. That said, it’s understandable if you’re a bit apprehensive about how well you’ll fit in – especially if you’re travelling somewhere with a really different culture. It doesn’t need to be […]
Find low cost flights with BravoFly.com
With rising gas prices affecting airlines, the brunt of the money to cover expenses always gets put on the flyer. Whether you like it or not, costs of flights around the world are soaring to all-time highs and there are no signs of it slowing down anytime soon. Additionally, the charges that are put on […]
Torres Del Paine: one of the world’s ultimate trekking destinations
It’s always hard when someone asks you to put together a list of the best destinations for a trekking travel adventure – after all, there are so many places in the world where strapping on your hiking boots is pretty much mandatory. That said, Torres del Paine in the Chilean part of Patagonia is likely to […]
Marrakech – The assembly of the (not so) dead
The Djemaa El-Fna square is the beating heart of Marrakech, which translates roughly as ‘the Assembly of the Dead’, but it could not be more alive. It is unorganized chaos and bedlam, people will accost you each and every way you turn, trying to sell you god only knows what. Trying to tell you stories […]
Top 10 Museums in New York
New York is full of amazing art, culturally significant museums, and amazing tourist attractions. A typical stay in this legendary city will afford art lovers an incredible variety of museums to visit and if money is an issue, you can look into 0 APR credit cards to help you finance your museum tour. Here are […]
Three top tips for Canadian travellers
As a North American country consisting of ten provinces, Canada is a glorious place to explore. Frozen landscapes combine with luscious forests, geologically active volcanoes and one of the world’s most voluminous waterfalls – Niagara Falls – to make this a diverse and versatile holiday destination. Canada also boasts numerous claims; being the second largest […]
Global spending on air travel, 2011
An illuminating look at air travel expenditure as it stood at the end of 2011. This infographic is presented by Cape Portfolios.
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