Bus travel in the UK is no longer a costly or uncomfortable experience. The North American and UK bus company, Megabus, has recently introduced an innovative line of budget sleeper buses, or buses that contain both seats and bunk beds. Similar to travel tour buses which contain beds so passengers can rest on long trips, [...]
Las Vegas, Nevada has been a popular travel destination for many over the years but for most visitors, the main purpose for coming to the city typically had something to do with the various casinos, clubs, or wedding chapels that are available. I have visited the city many times and for various reasons including business [...]
The climate and terrain in Central America make it a great place for adventure lovers. Jungles, rainforests, caves and mangroves make up this beautifully diverse region longing to be explored by visitors who appreciate this vast wonderland. Near the center of it all, Belize shines as a country rich in culture and spectacular wilderness. Adventure [...]
At the last count there were 715 hotels in Istanbul being reviewed, both for better and for worse, on TripAdvisor, so this gives you some idea as to the mammoth task that might be ahead of you when deciding where to stay in Istanbul! When you travel to Istanbul you will notice the hotels are [...]
The first thing you notice when you walk into a literary café in Prague is the strong musky scent of smoke. Czechs are heavy smokers to begin with, and intellectual cafés in Prague are havens for those seeking a place to wile the afternoon away contemplating philosophical arguments over cigarettes and beer. The latter two [...]
When I think of shopping in Asia several things come to mind – markets, bargains, crafts, crowds and the never-ending bargaining (what you have to do to actually get that bargain you want!). So, here is what I’ve done, I’ve thought about some of the places I’ve been shopping in Asia and broken down some [...]
Every Asian country has its own distinct personality, but seasoned travelers will notice that there are some commonalities as well. Confucian ways of life are pervasive, respect for one another’s personal space is essential (with the exception of course, being commuter trains in Japan), and the languages are exceedingly difficult to learn. By all means, [...]
by Susan Silkwood for Traveloids.com Kuh-thunk, kuh-thunk, kuh-thunk. My husband and I pulled his and our toddler’s luggage up the steps of the métro station then drew the bags down the stairs; heading to the next train with large cargo can be quite a trudge, and each station is nearly always sans elevator. My husband [...]
The city of Istanbul has a magical atmosphere, any time of year, any time of the day or night. Istanbul is alive with history and culture, smells and sounds, that all intertwine to leave an enduring impression on anyone who visits. Istanbul is one of the busiest cities in the world, yet you can still [...]
By Sharon Emeigh The difficulty in suggesting places to go in New York City is that there is just so much to see and do – not to mention, it’s a city that is constantly in flux. It changes every day. What’s popular today will be considered passé tomorrow. If you know what you like, [...]
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