Travel Destination Guide

The north of Hungary is home to the country’s highest peak, miles and miles of hiking trails, vast cave complexes, lakes, waterfalls, sweet golden and robust red wines, UNESCO world heritage sights and old industrial towns where time has stopped. (more…)

If you thought beach resorts are only about beaches, sun and sand, then Jumeirah beach in Dubai UAE will change your opinion. The Jumeirah beach is considered a rather upmarket beach with a number of tourist resorts of all hues and sizes. In fact you will even find a golf course here. Jumeirah has a number of attractions that will keep you and your family amply entertained. You can choose from visit to the Internet City, the Wild Wadi Water park, the Camel Race Track and so many more from here. (more…)

Pattaya is a jewel in Thailand’s property market, with new developments coming up like mushrooms to support the increasing demand from both Thais and foreigners for condominium units, apartments, single houses and villas. And with a new international airport just 60 minutes away, one could say that Pattaya real estate is a real diamond in the rough. Many foreigners are now taking advantage of Thailand’s retirement visas which are issues to foreigners aged 50 and older, even if they are still working in their home countries. Pattaya has become a paradise for retired westerners. Many houses and condos are bought as first homes or second homes for both leisure and retirement residences. This has bouyed the real estate market in Pattaya. (more…)

The fourteenth century was known as “Prague’s Golden Age”. King Charles IV (1346-1378) ruled with a firm but fair hand. Due in no small part to his foresight and vision, he established Prague as one of the most culturally renowned and prosperous cities in all of Europe. (more…)

Cambodia is an increasingly popular travel destination, as visitors from all over the world flock to see the magnificent temples of the Angkor era. Although it is the temples that draw people to this South East Asian nation, it is often the warmth of the Khmer people that makes the most long-lasting impression. As a result, many people wonder what other destinations Cambodia has to offer. I’m here to share my favourite: Koh Rong. (more…)

The homeland of safari as well as the crib of mankind, Kenya is a land of great diversity as well as transparent natural splendor. Right from the Great Rift Valley to the central highlands, lakes to elephants, and mountains to white sand beaches; everything here including the ancient culture seems to pull back the visitors from the different parts of the world again and again. (more…)

For travel nurses who mostly spend 13 weeks at one destination, road trips are a big part of the job.

Most travel nurses move to their new assignment by road tripping from distances as little as 100 miles to long distances farther than 3,000 miles. (more…)

So you’ve landed at LAX but your next flight doesn’t leave until the next day. While it may be tempting to simply stay at the airport until your flight arrives, 24 hours is a long layover. With Los Angeles being as large as it is, a full day is evidently not enough to see everything the city has to offer. But it does give you just enough time for an express tour of the City of Angels. (more…)

The hipster culture has swept across the United States, even claiming a few states for its own. But it doesn’t stop there. The movement has spread to Europe, instilling among its following a penchant for coffee, bicycle riding, and well-tailored plaid apparel.

If you are a vegan hipster hoping to connect with your kin in the U.S., look no further than Portland, Oregon; a state self-proclaimed as the origin of hipster culture. There are a variety of tasty vegan foodie delights you can treat yourself to at the same time. (more…)

Solo road trips can be a lot of fun. There are steps that should be taken to make your trip as enjoyable and safe as possible. Consider the following tips. (more…)