So many islands in the world (around 2 million at the last count), so little desire to leave the comfort of the computer screen.
Until you realize that out there somewhere there is an island that could have been designed just for you.
So who are you? Millionaire? Nudist? Family guy or celebrity stalker? Figure that out first, then get booking. (more…)
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Don’t want to play the fool when your traveling about? Here is a list of the Top 10 ways to avoid looking like a “foolish” tourist, helping you decrease your chances of being approached with insistent offers of souvenirs, tours, or unscrupulous timeshare salespersons. Walk, talk and act like a local, no matter where you are in the world:
1. NO fanny packs – also known as the Buffalo pouch, hip sack, waist bag,
hip pack or bum bag, nothing says “I’m not from around here,” like a bulging
hump around your midsection. (more…)
Gone are the times when low-cost airlines offered truly cheap tickets. Many European travelers are learning to appreciate the value of local network of railways.
Europe, the ‘Old Continent’, remains the tourists’ favorite. The wonders of local historical and artistic heritage continue to baffle visitors and European cities attract thousands for even a short weekend break. (more…)
The southeast Asian country of Malaysia has been steadily growing as a top destination for tourists from abroad. With the same laid back lifestyle as Thailand and great food and sights to see, there are still places which have not yet been flooded with package tourism.
For anyone searching for quality low cost holidays, Malaysia should be near the top of the list. Below are the top five destinations and activities in this beautiful country: (more…)
Learn to love traveling – even when you’re not – by making the most out of your friends’ travels. Amanda Kendle, special correspondent for Vagabondish.com discusses how.
Woman Looking Out from Baclayon Church, Philippines © Salim Al-Harthy
When I first stopped being a basically full-time traveler, it drove me insanely jealous when I saw and read about friends who were traveling.
Fortunately, I’ve now discovered that I can enjoy the fact that my friends are traveling, get something for me out of it and turn that jealousy into something almost as good as being on the road myself.
Here are my tips so that you can do the same: (more…)
