Northern Europe might not have the weather that the south of the continent can boast about, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t go there. There is so much to see and discover, and if you’ve never been to countries in this part of Europe before, you’ll benefit massively from heading there for the first time. You’ll be impressed by what you find with these suggestions of where to vacation in Northern Europe.
Love to travel? For many, traveling is not just an adventure; it’s a job. These digital nomads leverage technology to work remotely, living an independent lifestyle. But that doesn’t mean they don’t work. Because when work is fun, it doesn’t feel like a job. Read on for our guest blogger John Miller and his tips on how to survive on the road with these 5 “P” Skills of Digital Nomads.
The open road. Exploring and experiencing new destinations on two wheels. Oh yes, motorcycle road trips are magical, aren’t they? But riding a motorcycle on multi-day, long road trips are more involved than packing a bag for a quick scoot. Read on for 10 tips for motorcycle road trips.
Forbidden. Exciting. Colorful. Timeworn and magical. When I think of Cuba, I picture vibrant colors, old cars, cobbled and busy streets, historic architecture, music and dancing, enticing Caribbean beaches, and…
When I traveled to Thailand a few years ago, I had no idea how soul-stirring and relaxing this traveling solo adventure would be. From spiritual discussions of Buddha to literally lying with tigers to a retreat to the island of Ko Samui, Thailand was (and still is) a life-changing experience for me. And since then, so many destinations have inspired me to continue traveling solo, opening my eyes and soul to new cultures, people, and places.
What’s not to love about B&Bs? Unlike some hotel brands (not a bad thing, just saying), B&Bs are unique, individual gems, often tucked into quiet corners of the world, and its innkeepers are welcoming and full of local knowledge. From castles and cabins to boats, yurts, and urban escapes, every B&B is one-of-a-kind, and that’s the beauty of booking a stay at a B&B. Let’s celebrate BedandBreakfast.com’s International B&B Month in October with a travel bucket list of B&Bs!
With so many families separated by miles, continents and time zones, it’s difficult enough to coordinate travel schedules amongst family members. When making plans to travel, the question most often asked is what are the best holidays to travel?
With the shrinking airline seat, it’s difficult enough to get comfortable on an airplane. But when you’re not dressed comfortably, those long flights can seem even more agonizing. You can find travel tips on what to pack for your trip, but what you should wear on the plane? Read on for 5 Things Not to Wear for a Long Haul Flight.
We can think of no other topic better than travel and no better social media platform than Blab to talk travel, tips on great travel spots. So sit back, relax, pour yourself a hot cup of tea or your favorite glass of wine and gather around our informal blab chat room. Let’s talk travel.
Oh the endless search for the perfect carry-on bag. I’ve been mostly content with my spinner Samsonite luggage set, a Christmas present from my daughter a couple of years ago. However, I’m always searching for the really perfect suitcase. The carry-on luggage that rolls away from the competition. The one that perfectly fits everything you need for a long weekend getaway without getting the evil eye from the airline stewards. Then ta-dah, just like that, I was given the opportunity to review the Ricardo Beverly Hills Elite Roxbury 2.0 Spinner. And you know they had me at spinner.
