Laura Baross: If you’re both a passionate traveler and a nature lover, you’ll probably enjoy visiting new places but you don’t want the environment to suffer as a result of your personal pleasure. When it comes to traveling, some methods are greener than others. But which one is the greenest one? Buses tend to be … Continue reading How To Make Your Travels More Sustainable – Rana Good
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Best Countries For Budget Travel Map
When planning your perfect wedding day who wouldn’t be looking for the dream honeymoon to match? But between the flowers, favours and the flights costs can rack up pretty quickly. History buff on the hunt for a budget-friendly stone formation? Or simply curious? If the gift shop, fences and entry fees at Stonehenge leave you … Continue reading Best Countries For Budget Travel Map
Quit Your Job: 5 Countries Where You Can Live For Under $1,500 A Month – Laura Begley Bloom
More Americans than ever are quitting their jobs and moving abroad or retiring overseas — 8.7 million, to be exact, according to State Department figures. And one of the biggest driving factors is the lower cost of living in other countries. The editors at International Living recently came out with a list of the five best places where a couple … Continue reading Quit Your Job: 5 Countries Where You Can Live For Under $1,500 A Month – Laura Begley Bloom
Best Self-Care Destinations in London — Jenny In Neverland
We live in a world that’s increasingly stressful. Whichever side of the political divide you fall, whatever social media network you use, the web is thick with arguments and work exerts its own pressures into the bargain. Modern technology promises to lift our burdens and make work easier, but instead by making us so constantly […] … Continue reading Best Self-Care Destinations in London — Jenny In Neverland
Seven Reasons to Love Istanbul Right Now – Ann Abel
The Hagia Sofia, the Blue Mosque and Topkapi Palace will forever be beautiful. But even on my first visit to Istanbul, during which I very much admired those spectacular sites, what won my heart was the emerging neighborhoods, the creative chefs and designers, and the city’s generally cosmopolitan character. Every time I’ve returned, I’ve delved deeper into … Continue reading Seven Reasons to Love Istanbul Right Now – Ann Abel
Photography – Christina & Ella — the depth of now
Photographing Christina and Ella in Ortakoy, Istanbul. via Christina & Ella — the depth of now Your kindly Donations would be so effective in order to fulfill our future research and endeavors – Thank you https://www.paypal.me/ahamidian
Don’t Let TripAdvisor Kill Adventure – Seth Kugel
August is peak travel season, which means that right now millions of Americans are traipsing around the world creating the stories they’ll be telling captivated dinner guests and captive grandchildren for decades to come. But as user reviews are added by the millions, social media becomes a substitute for live interaction and cheap international data … Continue reading Don’t Let TripAdvisor Kill Adventure – Seth Kugel
This Is Why You Are Afraid of Photographing People while Traveling — Discover
Sweden-based travel photographer Lola Akinmade Åkerström reflects on the invisible barriers that stand between her (and every traveler’s) camera and the strangers that become the subjects of many of her most powerful photos. via This Is Why You Are Afraid of Photographing People while Traveling — Discover Your kindly Donations would be so effective in … Continue reading This Is Why You Are Afraid of Photographing People while Traveling — Discover
Parlez-Vous Français? — Sifting through life and the world
Français? Hey, I was absolutely the worse in my high school French classes and the only one in our senior year of 4th year French to get a “C”. Of course, my general hate of high school and lack of respect for anything connected with it played a great role. I regret that and had […] … Continue reading Parlez-Vous Français? — Sifting through life and the world
In Sudan, Rediscovering Ancient Nubia Before It’s Too Late — Discover
At Undark, Amy Maxmen follows the archaeologists and scientists who are racing to document what’s left of the ancient African civilization of Nubia. via In Sudan, Rediscovering Ancient Nubia Before It’s Too Late — Discover Your kindly Donations would be so effective in order to fulfill our future research and endeavors – Thank you https://www.paypal.me/ahamidian