Posts Categorized: Travel
Posted on June 07, 2016 by Milou van Roon in Travel
If you’re daydreaming about white sand, cobbled streets or medieval cityscapes, you’re probably in need of a vacation (or a more interesting job?). Being strapped for cash shouldn’t keep you from traveling – you just have to know where to look for cheap tickets. By watching error fares you can save hundreds of dollars on your plane ticket.
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Posted on June 06, 2016 by David Duran in Travel
With the National Park Services celebrating its centennial birthday this year, many travelers are getting re-inspired to go and visit some of their favorite national parks. But with so many to choose from, how does one know where to go? The obvious choices are well, obvious for a reason, they’re amazing. We know this because they are the ones we all talk about or learn about in school. The reality is, that there are 58 national parks and all of them are spectacular, but a lot of them are usually overlooked due to a more well known park being close by or just because no one has heard as much about them. We’ve put together a list of some of the most underrated national parks that really deserve some love because they’re awesome!
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Posted on June 03, 2016 by Scott Josephson in Travel
Boston is a city drenched with history and bursting with the everlasting youth of universities. With tasty cuisine and endless opportunities to celebrate freedom, here are 10 ways to experience the best of the Hub without breaking the bank. There’s more than one way to drop a Hamilton and it doesn’t involve Broadway.
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Chile’s bustling capital Santiago will give you sensory overload in the best way possible. There’s a ton to see, hear, and taste in this South American city and each neighborhood comes with a distinct vibe, as well as beautiful architecture. If you only have a short amount of time to spend in the city, here’s what you should do.
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Posted on June 01, 2016 by Cheryl Rodewig in Travel
On a recent trip to Charleston, South Carolina, travel writer Cheryl Rodewig stayed at the Holiday Inn Express Charleston-Summerville. Here’s her take on the experience.
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Posted on May 31, 2016 by David Duran in Travel
When planning a trip overseas, it may be easy to add renting a car to your travel list, but the realities are that renting a car abroad is not as easy as one would expect, and at times can be troublesome if you show up unprepared. There is a lot to consider before renting a car in a foreign country and once you do manage to get behind the wheel, there’s still more to keep in mind. So before you book your overseas ride, make sure you take the time to review some important factors we’ve listed below.
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Posted on May 27, 2016 by David Duran in Travel
Food trucks are everywhere, and often it’s hard to track down your favorites. Luckily for Houston, there are plenty of popular food trucks taking over the city streets and no matter which one you may run into, you won’t be disappointed. The food truck scene has swept the nation over the past few years and avid foodies have created an app (Roaming Hunger) to constantly know where their favorite trucks are parked. Eating food made in a mobile kitchen has never tasted so good. Check out some of Houston’s hottest food trucks the next time you are in town.
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Posted on May 26, 2016 by Kimberly Hetherington in Travel
Byron Bay is a beautiful coastal town located on the most Easterly tip of mainland Australia. It's wedged in between Sydney and Brisbane, making it a perfect stopping point for tourists traveling up the East Coast. With its beautiful luscious mountains, abundant wildlife and serene beaches, Byron gives off an aura of calm serenity. It's no wonder Byron is so well known for its traditional hippy culture.
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