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A Few Tips For Driving In Amman

Jan 19 2012 in Cultural Experiences, Jordan, Travel Tips by Tiffany

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So I’ve been in Amman, Jordan for a little over five months now and besides all the cultural changes I’ve been experiencing the traffic in this city still gets to me. Maybe if I didn’t grow up in a small town where your only neighbors were your trees this wouldn’t be too big of a [...]

New Zealand for One – Traveling Solo

Jul 24 2011 in New Zealand, Travel Tips by Gear Up and Play

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You’re single, solo, alone, whatever you want to call it, maybe just free! You want to escape the confining restraints of the life you know, the the life that defines you every day. The life that has become stale and boring. It’s time for New Zealand for One – doing it solo.
New Zealand is the [...]

Overseas Travel Insurance – Need It?

Jun 27 2011 in Adventure Travel, Travel Tips by itravelglobal

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Like most inexperienced overseas travelers, the cost of overseas travel insurance in addition to transportation, hotel and possibly a tour operator seemed excessive to me. There is something about travel insurance which triggers thoughts about one’s current medical insurance and questions as to the need of adding additional expense to a trip.
Therefore, I began the [...]

North Cyprus Holiday Tips

Jan 17 2011 in Destination Guides, Europe, Travel Tips by Beyazıt DERE

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Ledra street in the centre of Nicosia is an easy pedestrian crossing point from the south into North Cyprus. If you have chosen to book a cheap Cyprus holiday and ended up in the south or a package holiday to North Cyprus, it matters little if you wish to explore the northern sector of Nicosia.
The [...]

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Eat, Pray, Love for the Sustainable Traveler: India

Oct 22 2010 in Eco Adventures, India, Travel Tips by Kelley

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Last week, we satisfied your appetite with home made pasta and farm fresh veggies with Eat, Pray, Love for the Sustainable Traveler: Italy. This week, we’ll be cooking up a different kind of recipe, revealing a menu that will feed your soul and nourish your spirit.
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Long before the time of [...]

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Eat, Pray, Love for the Sustainable Traveler: Italy

Oct 21 2010 in Eco Adventures, Italy, Travel Tips by Kelley

Why not make your own soul searching experience a sustainable one?
During your journey to travel enlightenment, what better way to increase your good karma then by contributing to the local communities and preserving the environment. This goal can be accomplished through many unique, educational, and not to mention, tasty activities. Indulge in 5 course [...]

Four Travel Buddies you want to Avoid

Oct 15 2010 in Travel Tips by Michael Falk

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You might think you already know this guy or girl.  You know the stereotypes.  We have the stinker, snorer, snoozie-nooner, party guy, captain go-go-go, no-doe, and the travel guru to name a few.   Great, but I’m not talking about any of them.
I’m talking about a different kind of travel buddy that you will want [...]

Four practical things you should know how to do in China and SE Asia

Oct 2 2010 in Asia, China, Travel Tips by Jennifer Choban

Four practical things you should know how to do in China and SE Asia

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Welcome to the land of hot pot, noodle soup for breakfast, Peking duck and wonderful veggies cooked in clay pots.  Throughout a lot of SE Asia, you can get away with just using a spoon.  But as you work your way east, you’ll want to be proficient with chopsticks.  Hold [...]

Five Things You Should Know About Pushing Your Backpacker Lifestyle into Middle-age

Sep 6 2010 in New Zealand, Travel Tips, Urban Backpacking by Jennifer Choban

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I recently read an article on travel website about the advantages of traveling when you’re older.  It had some good points, but overall I found it disturbing.  The “older” author was 28.  Twenty-eight! I’m not in my twenties…or thirties.  But I still go schlepping around with a backpack whenever I get the chance.  Here’s what [...]

Sleeping with Vampires

Aug 25 2010 in Travel Tips by Michael Falk

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Perhaps you remember your mom tucking you in at night, saying your prayers and then turning off the light.  Just as the light left the room the last words until tomorrow would fill the silence.
“Sleep tight, don’t let the bed bugs bite.”
I know I didn’t really know what a bed bug was to be honest.  [...]