As with any area of specialization, there are business travelers who
always seem to know what they are doing and those who constantly seem to
be in a state of crisis.? The business traveler who has been at it a
while, figures out some insider information that not many travelers
know.? These little travel secrets make the world of difference when
traveling.? And you can bet they are not going to share this information
with just anyone, because this is the kind of information that can
change the nature of your business travel forever. Read on...
Tuesday, 13 March 2012
Monday, 9 January 2012
Understanding the Importance of Travel Warnings
Frequent fliers and holiday travelers often overlook a critical safety
and security aspect. You might conjure up romantic images of a leisurely
holiday in faraway Côte d'Ivoire or Haiti, or perhaps a multi-million
dollar sale in Syria, however, you may be shocked to know that your
government currently considers both these destinations to be a highly
dangerous place and advices you to avoid it at all costs. Few are aware
that the US Government regularly issues travel warnings for its
citizens. After all, when the lure of a well-earned holiday or the greed
for the big bucks draw you to a foreign place, why would anyone in
their right mind consider something as boring as US government travel
warnings? Read On...
Wednesday, 4 January 2012
Ten Great Travel Adventures for 2012
by Kraig Becker
Labels:
Afghanistan,
Africa,
Antarctica,
Asia,
Biking,
Botswana,
China,
Climbing,
Europe,
Hiking,
Iran,
Maldives,
Mongolia,
Nepal,
North America,
Oceania,
Paddling,
Rwanda,
Scuba Diving,
Turkey
Tuesday, 3 January 2012
Top 10 Travel Destinations for 2012
By Mark Johanson
Around this time of year, wanderlust travelers raise a Champagne glass and spin the globe in search of the next great destination for the coming year.
But where to go?
Creating a list of the top travel destinations for 2012 involved a compressive look at global history, economy, and geopolitical happenings. Some destinations will host major global events in 2012 while others boast a front row seat to the "end of the world."
Some spots on the list are must sees before they're forever changed, while others are emerging markets for intrepid travelers.
For those looking to glimpse back in time, two sites on the 2012 list offer a chance for reflection - but if you're after reflection of a different sort, there's one up-and-coming island destination that boasts untouched sand and dazzling azure sea.
Where do you want to go in 2012? Read On
Around this time of year, wanderlust travelers raise a Champagne glass and spin the globe in search of the next great destination for the coming year.
But where to go?
Creating a list of the top travel destinations for 2012 involved a compressive look at global history, economy, and geopolitical happenings. Some destinations will host major global events in 2012 while others boast a front row seat to the "end of the world."
Some spots on the list are must sees before they're forever changed, while others are emerging markets for intrepid travelers.
For those looking to glimpse back in time, two sites on the 2012 list offer a chance for reflection - but if you're after reflection of a different sort, there's one up-and-coming island destination that boasts untouched sand and dazzling azure sea.
Where do you want to go in 2012? Read On
Labels:
Abu Dhabi,
Alaska,
Art Connoisseurs,
Aysén Region,
Canada,
Chile,
Fairbanks,
Historians,
Kathmandu,
London,
Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula,
Myanmar,
Nepal,
Nova Scotia,
Phu Quoc,
Stockholm,
Sweden,
UAE,
Vietnam
Wednesday, 28 December 2011
How To Get Best Air Fare Deals
General Rules to Follow
Flexibility with your dates of travel is the key to finding cheap
flights. If you are locked into specific departure/arrival dates then
you can still get great deal, it just takes a little more work.
* Check out sites like yapta.com and airfarewatchdog.com for alerts
on cheap fares. Signing up to these sites will give you a leg up
when cheap fares are released to your destination.
* Be realistic with the price you are willing to pay. Holding out too
long for the type of specials that send airlines broke wont usually
work, and you might end up paying more the longer you leave it. If
you have a price in mind and can find a seat for that price or less
consider just booking it. Barely two people on the same flight will
have paid the same amount; the price will always be going up and
down (usually up) so at least if you have a price in mind and find
it you wont be disappointed. Read On
Friday, 23 December 2011
9 Tips for Women Traveling Alone
By Alexis Grant
Like it or not, women have to take special precautions while traveling alone.
After six months of backpacking solo in Africa, I’ve got a few ideas
about how we can make the most of solo exploration — and stay safe along
the way.
If you’re about to embark on a solo trip or are thinking
about traveling alone (Go! Go!), here are nine tips to make your trek
the best it can be: Read on
Thursday, 22 December 2011
10 Free Things To Do In Sydney, Australia
While Sydney, Australia, is often thought to be one of the most expensive cities in the world, it is not impossible to travel there on a budget. Planning out some free activities for your trip can help curb your spending but still allow you to experience the city. To help with the trip preparation, here is a list of 10 free things to do in Sydney, Australia. http://www.gadling.com/2011/12/20/10-free-things-to-do-in-sydney-australia/
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