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When it Comes to Your Happiness, is Travel Important? [INFOGRAPHIC] #HappyDay
March 20 marks the first ever International Day of Happiness, a day established by the United Nations General Assembly. To draw the connection between travel and happiness, we ran a survey and asked you
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Top 6 Things to do in Copacabana, Bolivia
Copacabana is the most popular stopping-off point for people travelling overland from Peru to Bolivia. After driving along the bottom of Lake Titicaca — the world’s highest navigable lake — you cross the border
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Top 10 Sights to See in Beijing
Beijing is a huge city which can be a little overwhelming on arrival as the throng of people, traffic and the hectic speed of daily life whirls around you. For some it is either
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Guide Book: Europe
Europe has always been the destination of choice for those seeking a connection with the history of western culture. Beyond the capital cities and museums hides another European delight — its diverse and friendly
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Twitter #FriFotos Theme…CARS (in Cuba)
This week’s Twitter #FriFotos theme is Cars! Earlier this week we told you why you need to visit Cuba now. One reason is to drive around in the classic U.S. cars! Check out some
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48 Hours in…Prague
Prague stands out as one of the few cities in Europe that emerged from WWII with its medieval old town almost entirely intact. As you wander its cobblestoned streets and look to the castle
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Visual Adventure – Jordan’s Natural and Man-Made Wonders
Jordan is a country full of vast landscapes with unique geographical wonders as well as ruins of manmade structures that rival the world’s best. From the lowest point on Earth to one of the
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Top 5 Reasons to go to Cuba Now
Cuba is a country in motion and I don’t just mean the various modes of transport you’ll find yourself taking. The fact that Cuba is slowly changing is apparent in subtle ways, from the
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What to Drink in Japan, Part Two: Sake
In the second of our two posts about enjoying Japan’s wonderful alcoholic beverages, we look at sake, Japan’s most famous drink. While often referred to as rice wine in English, its production methods arguably
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Celebrating International Women’s Day Through the Lens
Throughout our travels around the world, we continue to meet so many women who, despite hardship, have risen above them with an admirable sense of pride and an unassailable courage.
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