Venice was the last stop on my little tour of northern Italy, and it is safe to say that I picked the perfect place for a truly grand finale. My last visit to Venice was way before the era of digital cameras, and so I was dying to go out with my dSLR ... (c) Purple Roofs Gay Travel Blog - Read entire story here. … [Read more]
One of the blocks that have come up for many of my Money Cleanse participants is they feel guilty for desiring more money – like they are stealing from those less fortunate, and it’s hugely unfair. Poverty is a great unfairness of life. There is enough wealth on the planet to erase that. We just don’t have the right people in power with the intention to balance it. But, that does not mean we hold ourselves back from living a full life. That doesn’t help... (c) y Travel Blog - Read entire story here. … [Read more]
If you have trouble viewing this video click here: Â http://youtu.be/h6UvRUOZkbw While visiting the quaint town of Bergamo located in Lombardy, Italy little did we realize a unique Italian sweet originated from there. It was only after hearing about it from a local at lunch that we realized we had to go on mission to try and find one for dessert. Well, it certainly didn’t ... (c) Nomadic Samuel | Travel Blog - Read entire story here. … [Read more]
The White Cliffs of Jasmund National Park, Germany Camera NIKON D300S ISO 400 Focal Length 18mm Aperture f/5.6 Exposure Time 1/640 (c) Everything Everywhere Travel Blog - Read entire story here. … [Read more]
There’s a lot to learn from big cities with active crowds and busy intersections. Hiding underneath all that hustle and bustle, though, lies yet another lifetime of information on places that only exist as shadows of their former glory. Ghost towns are civilizations that thrived in a different era, but met their match somewhere along the way. Most of the time, these places haven’t disappeared completely; instead they... (c) Blue Ridge Outdoors Magazine - Read entire story here. … [Read more]
INTERVIEW: Dereck and Beverly Joubert on Wildlife Conservation originally appeared on Green Global Travel. Dereck and Beverly Jouberton Wildlife Conservation in Botswana We want to be Dereck and Beverly Joubert when we grow up. Living and working side by side, these award-winning filmmakers, National Geographic Explorers-in-Residence and wildlife conservationists have been filming, researching and exploring Africa for over 30 years now. Together the Jouberts have made 25 films for National Geographic, published 11 books and half ... (c) Green Global Travel - Read entire story here. … [Read more]
I recently led an all-day in-the-field writing workshop in one of my favorite places on the planet, the hamlet of Point Reyes Station, population about 900, located an hour west of San Francisco, on the edge of the continent. The purpose of the workshop was to replicate a day in the life of a travel writer—or more specifically to illustrate how I go about trying to “get†a place and a story when I’m out in the world. The first part of the day involved walking around the town as a group, and our focus ... (c) Intelligent Travel - Read entire story here. … [Read more]
Click on above photo to view it in large format: One of four dragons that adorn the Dragon Bridge in Ljubljana, Slovenia. One legend says that the city was founded by Jason, who, along with his Argonauts, slew the dragon. Another legend insists that the dragons wag their tales when a virgin crosses the bridge. (Visited 58 times, 58 visits today)The post PHOTO: Dragon Bridge in Ljubljana, Slovenia appeared first on Hole (c) Hole In The Donut Cultural Travel - Read entire story here. … [Read more]
Tamara Kaye-Honey, founder of Los Angeles interior design studio House of Honey, is our kind of traveller: intrepid and in-the-know. It’s why we tapped her as a Smith Hotel Awards judge, and to share top tips from a recent family escape outside of London. 1. BEST PLACE TO FIND RELIGION | AT THE CHAPEL BAKERY Take the scenic route southwest from London and stop off for a mid-morning nibble in Somerset At the Chapel bakery, a charming congregational church-turned-coaching-inn. ... (c) Smith Travel Blog - Read entire story here. … [Read more]
There’s renting a villa for your South African vacation, and then there’s really renting a villa. Let me be more clear. You could stay at any ‘ole private residence in Cape Town while visiting or you c...via JustLuxe.com (c) JustLuxe: LuxuryTravel News - Read entire story here. … [Read more]
I have wanted to visit Provence in the South of France for some time now. The vineyards, the stone farm houses, the colorful shutters, the hilly countryside, and the amazing food have been calling my name for years. When my husband and I decided to take a holiday for our first wedding anniversary, I knew The post Provence Road Trip Part 1 – La Bastide de Marie + The Luberon appeared first on The Travel Hack. (c) The Travel Hack - Read entire story here. … [Read more]
Fall has arrived in the Northern Hemisphere, tingeing leaves golden brown and causing temperatures to dip. Those who are already feeling nostalgic toward the departed summer can chase the warmth: read on for 10 destinations that offer year-round sun. Delano South Beach, Miami A fixture on the South Beach scene, Delano greets guests with grand […] (c) Passport Luxury Travel Blog | Kiwi Collection - Read entire story here. … [Read more]
Mexico is a paradoxical destination. While the low cost of living should make it extremely affordable for travelers, a variety of factors—namely, an over-abundance of high-end resorts—have made many places in Mexico out of reach for all but the most affluent globetrotters. Whether you’re in the mood for a cocktail on the ... (c) Leave Your Daily Hell - Read entire story here. … [Read more]
Orlando World Center Marriott According to this Orbitz report, the next couple of days will be some of the best for nabbing the lowest Thanksgiving airfare, whether you’re heading home to see family or venturing out on a vacation. Here are four great Thanksgiving hotel deals that dip as low as $118 per night, and top out at $189. From $129: InterContinental Mark Hopkins (California) Many of the rooms at this glamorous outpost on Nob Hill in San Francisco afford views... (c) Shermans Travel Blog - Read entire story here. … [Read more]
UPDATE: I’m currently in Latvia having a wonderful time. This was written some time ago but I thought it may still make you chuckle so I’m publishing it now anyway. Enjoy! When the going gets tough, the tough hide under the table. Wait, no. That was Blackadder, not a medical catchphrase after all. I’m hacked off at the moment. Nothing serious (at least I hope not,) just some work and what have you ... (c) Inside the Travel Lab - Read entire story here. … [Read more]
Categories: Best OfTravelingFoodRestaurant reviewsBody: Nestled along Ontario Street, in Downtown Stratford, Ontario, is an unassuming slate-colored building called Mercer Hall. If you're interested in eating well (and who isn't?), I highly recommend you head inside for a meal. You'll be surprised at the quality of the food here - I didn't expect Stratford (a theatre town) to be a foodie town, but it is. Oh, how it is.? And look at the handicap ramp for me... (c) Wandering Educators - Read entire story here. … [Read more]
Sultan Ahmed Mosque in Istanbul, Turkey This week’s photo was captured inside the magnificent Sultan Ahmed Mosque, also known as the Blue Mosque. It’s one of several historical attractions in Sultanahmet Square, Istanbul’s Old City, including Hagia Sophia, Topkap? Palace and the Hippodrome. Built from 1609 to 1616, the mosque is often referred as the Blue Mosque because its interior has over 20,000 blue tiles that line its ceiling. An interesting feature that makes the Blue Mosque unique is that it... (c) Traveling Canucks - Read entire story here. … [Read more]
People who reside in the UK have felt the impact of the increases in train tickets. Travelling costs have become so high that a majority of the people have opted for other options of transport. There are a lot of people who do not have the understanding of how the railway system works. They have been hit hard by the train fees increase. The first step in booking a ticket is to go and look... (c) E Travel Blog | Today Travel News & Trip Ideas - Read entire story here. … [Read more]
New “Soft Power Leaders Think Tank†Launched – will link Travel, Art and Culture with Climate Response and Sustainable Development read more (c) eTurboNews (eTN) - Original and unique global international news with a focus on travel and tourism - Read entire story here. … [Read more]
It rained hard all night last night, and we are currently in a very humid cloud with intermittent showers. (c) RMI Expeditions - Read entire story here. … [Read more]
After a rewarding day in the Antarctic landscape, passengers onboard the newly refurbished Ocean Endeavour have a myriad of opportunities to unwind, relax and rejuvenate in the small expedition ship’s bright, spacious new spa. Photo Credit: Hitomi Soga (c) Quark Expeditions® Blog - Read entire story here. … [Read more]
We asked #AdvTravelChat participants to share their favourite weekend escapes and share they did! Here are over 100 ideas for you to plan your ideal weekend escape. Special thanks to our cohost Visit Jersey for making it such a fun, inspiring and engaging chat! They even gave away a free trip during our chat to one lucky winner. Congratulations @TinBoxTraveller for nabbing the grand prize! #AdvTravelChat happens every Wednesday 6pm London time or 1pm New York time – come join me,@laurel_robbins and @ottsworld and talk about adventure travel! ... (c) Wild Junket - Read entire story here. … [Read more]
Antarctica is fast becoming the supreme travel destination for the true adventure traveller. It’s the kind of destination that takes your travels up a notch from the regular tourist or every day weekend warrior to the ultimate explorer. People that are looking for that badge of honour will want to put antarctica at the top... (c) The Planet D: Canada's Adventure Couple - Read entire story here. … [Read more]
Daniel Wood on the “highball” boulder problem the Process, Bishop, California; Photograph by Max Krimmer Climber Daniel Woods didn’t know whether to be happy or utterly horrified after having become the first person to climb the entire overhanging section of “The Process,†a widely attempted yet still unclimbed boulder... (c) Beyond the Edge - Read entire story here. … [Read more]