[efstabs class=”yourcustomclass”] [efstab title=”Home” active=”active”] Visiting South Korea The Korean people are among the friendliest, kindest and hardest working in the world and ensure that your visit to South Korea will be a memorable one – for all the right reasons of course. [/efstab] [efstab title=”About”]The Korean Peninsula extends southward from the northeast part of…
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Portugal Travel Guide
[efstabs class=”yourcustomclass”] [efstab title=”Home” active=”active”] Visiting Portugal One of the smaller countries on the continent, Portugal is best known for its rugged coastline which is filled with golden beaches and turquoise waters. Along with its famed coastline there is also much countryside to explore and old villages to visit. [/efstab] [efstab title=”About”]Facing the…
Peru Travel Guide
[efstabs class=”yourcustomclass”] [efstab title=”Home” active=”active”] Visiting Peru The third largest country in South America, Peru is a vast and varied destination with something for everyone, even those with the most diverse requirements. You know who you are. [/efstab] [efstab title=”About”]Known throughout the world as the capital of the Inca empire, Peru has actually been inhabited…
Instagram’s travel photos are a big fat lie? Your views.
We posted an article on Facebook last week and it got you guys talking! The journalist used a series of photos to display how Instgrammers manipulate their images, to show a less than accurate portrayal of some of the world’s most famous landmarks: The Taj Mahal, Machu Picchu & The Mona Lisa to name a few!…
Things to Do Near Kings Cross: Hidden Gems in North London
If there was a prize for the most dramatically regenerated area of London, then Kings Cross would win hands down. Back in the 1990s it was a smoggy, clogged artery of the UK’s train network, famously miserable and full of the seedier side of life. Twenty years and millions of pounds later and the dual stations of…
Hostel of the Week: Sevilla Inn Backpackers, Spain
Sevilla Inn Backpackers Calle Angeles 11, Seville , Spain Rooted in the heart of Seville in the unbeatable location of the Santa Cruz Quarter, you can totally get why this hostel scored a 9.7 location score from our customers. The legendary Alcázar and Cathedral and are practically on your doorstep, and “Mateos Gago” road, which is full of authentic “tascas” and bars is…
Celebrating New Year’s Eve in New York City
We are only weeks away from 2019, and people are starting to think ahead about where they will be when the clock strikes twelve. While massive celebrations are held all over the world, one of the most famous and fantastic cities in the world in terms of New Year’s Eve celebrations is the amazing New…
Pro tips for creating great photos and videos at Light Festivals
Light festivals are magical. International artists illuminate buildings, landmarks and places transforming entire neighbourhoods into impressive works of art. They take place all over the world, with Berlin’s Light Festival in October, Lyon’s in December and Amsterdam’s and London’s in January. Also look out for Sydney, Prague, York, Eindhoven and Gent! Visiting a city during…
Mochileros TV on the 11 things you’ll miss when leaving a hostel
Hostels: places where people from all over the world meet and share experiences of their traveling adventures. Iosu and Alberto of Mochileros TV know hostel life like their back of their well-travelled hands, so we asked them what they miss most when leaving hostel life and returning home… 1. The People Those who have stayed in a…
How to spend Christmas in Brussels
Brussels is not only the capital of Belgium but also of Europe! The city is an architectural wonder and during the winter when it snows, Brussels becomes enchanting. Because there are so many great places to eat in Brussels and lots of delicious local products, among the suggestions on how to spend Christmas in Brussels, we…
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