Are you a last-minute packer or one who prepares in advance? For some of us who aren’t travelling so often, it’s wise to adopt the less-is-more attitude. Here are some ideas that might resonate with you the next time you’re preparing for a trip.
When you travel it’s tempting to try everything the culture has to offer, especially the food. But nothing can ruin a holiday quite as well as a stomach bug. Thankfully, there are some simple strategies for keeping your holiday both fun and healthy, and avoiding sickness from local foods.
Think of Mallorca, and you may conjure up visions of all-inclusive resorts, packed beaches and rows of bars populated by rowdy British tourists. But there’s much more to this Balearic island. Step off the beaten track and away from the crowds and discover tranquil villages, secluded beaches and dramatic hiking trails.
Kuala Rompin, a little town in Malaysia, known to a select few, is far from most travellers ‘places to go' list it has become a game fishing ‘go to’ for those that are seeking something a little off the beaten track and very far away from the hoards of would be game fishers that frequent some of the more well known destinations.
Healthy eating while you travel is no easy feat. Your go-tos are not always available, your schedule is all out of whack, and temptation is at its highest as you excitedly explore a new culture and everything it has to offer.If you’re jet setting
Back in 1966, musician Neil Diamond wrote the lyrics for a song called “I’m a Believer”, and there is no better way to express the first impression for wines from the Holy Land, quickly becoming a wine producing region to take seriously.
We all dream of postcard travel photos drenched in sunshine, but what can you do if your trip coincides with bad weather conditions? Just because it’s rainy or cloudy doesn’t mean that you can’t take photos. Here are our top tips for capturing excellent photographs in bad weather.
An extraordinary vision that has been drawing tourists for years, Australia's dusty red heart is worth exploring and none more iconic than the big red rock itself Uluru/Ayers Rock, smack in the middle of Australia's red centre.
