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Things To Do In Egypt: Don’t Leave Egypt without these 12 Best Experiences
One of the oldest civilisations in the world, it’s ancient treasures and interesting history makes Egypt a definite bucket list topper. Visit the majestic pyramids, take the iconic kiss pic with the Sphinx or take a cruise down the longest river in the world. See the pages of your history books come to life when…
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How to Spend One Week in Jordan
Adventure calls in the Holy land of Jordan, with locals ready to lend a friendly hand. With archaeological gems decorating every turn, the country is nothing short of a museum. Here’s how to make the most of Jordan in one week. Day 1: Amman Amman, the capital of Jordan as well as its largest city,…
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9 Reasons You Should Book a Sailing Holiday
If the perfect balance of adventure, culture and partying sounds like a bit of you, all while on board a boat floating through the turquoise Med, then look no further than our sailing tours! Imagine going from one town to the next, with turquoise waters, under sunny blue skies, the tunes are on, your skin…
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10 Fun Facts About Croatia
Known for its medieval architecture, balmy climate, mountainous terrain, azure waters, dreamy island getaways, delicious wine and spectacular beaches, Croatia is a sun-drenched coastal paradise waiting to be explored! Here are 10 fun facts about Croatia that may surprise you before you go: 1. You’ll have no shortage of islands to explore – 1246 islands to be…
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13 Things To Know About Petra, Jordan
As one of the New 7 Wonders of the World, Petra is iconic to Jordan, so it’s no wonder it’s the country’s most visited tourist attraction. Known as the Rose City due to the colour of the stone, or the Lost City as the site remained unknown to the Western world until 1812, Petra is…
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5 Historical Facts About Nepal’s Chitwan National Park
Chitwan National Park is located in south-central Nepal and is one of Asia’s most popular safari destinations. Tourists can embark on guided tours through the jungle to observe Chitwan’s many interesting and beautiful plant and animal species. Situated in the subtropical lowlands, there are actually eight entrances to the park in total. However, the two…
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What to expect from Wadi Rum, Jordan
Wadi Rum, also known as the Valley of the Moon, is Southern Jordan’s amber gem. An alien beauty that is reminiscent of Mars (in fact it was deemed ideal for hit film ‘The Martian’) dominates the landscape and attract thousands of tourists every year. At the mention of Wadi Rum, most people aren’t sure what…
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5 Best Things To See and Do in Nepal
As a destination snuggled between the big name favourites of India and China, Nepal is often overlooked. But this destination is capable of stealing your heart, you just need to give it the chance! For a small country, Nepal is full of treasures just waiting to be discovered. It has a rich culture, impressive history,…
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5 Things to do in Kathmandu
Nepal is lively in a multitude of senses, but you might not expect the bustling city to be part of the package deal. The country will remind you of sublime mountains, stunning nature and exquisite Buddhist temples but the country’s capital buzzes with people and technological advancements. Kathmandu is the largest city in Nepal and…
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Short Guide to Jerash: Jordan’s Ancient Roman City
Jerash has ruins of epic proportions. The best preserved Roman city in the world, Jerash stood the test of time and holds treasures troves waiting to be discovered. The city is located in the north of Jordan and chases the ruins of Petra for the country’s most popular attraction. Walking through the streets will make…
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Where to spot the Lion King characters on Safari in Africa
Disney’s The Lion King has been a family favourite film ever since its release in 1994. It has also been adapted for the stage, becoming a hugely successful West End musical. More recently, a live action version of the film was released on the big screen. Are you interested in seeing the amazing animals from…
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Top 8 Animals to Spot in Costa Rica
Sloths, monkeys and jaguars, oh my! Lover of wildlife? Costa Rica is most definitely calling your name! With over half a million different species, and around 5% of the world’s land species living in Costa Rica, wildlife is sure to be a highlight while you’re there! With protected national parks and sanctuaries galore, you’re in…
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Ultimate treks to inspire the adventure lovers
2020 brought a year of uncertainty, lockdowns, and canceled plans. It taught us the significance of embracing small joys like fresh air, and a good cup of coffee! And, while we will admit a lot of uncertainty still may linger, we are sure about one thing – our undeniable appreciation for planet earth is stronger…
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7 Ways Travel Makes Your Life Better
Travel transforms you. It can modify who you are from the inside and out. Once travelling you face life in a way that’s not always likely when you have your typical nine till five jobs. Travel can change you for you the better. It opens your eyes, humbles you and makes you look at the…
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10 Travel New Year Resolutions
We always want the New Year to bring bigger and better things, and 2018 will be no different. Every year, we make resolutions. Every year most of us break them. But, it seems that keeping resolutions that are tied into things that you enjoy and appreciate, like travel, are much easier to keep as they’re…
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20 Facts About Bosnia And Herzegovina
Bosnia and Herzegovina, located on the Balkan Peninsular, was previously part of Yugoslavia however, gained independence in 1992. This fascinating country has a deep history of being ruled and overcome by other countries and cultures. The country is most captivating for its East-meets-West surroundings, which has been blended with Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian pasts. With an…
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28 Essential Packing Items For a Europe Trip
With the European summer well and truly here, many of you eager travellers will be gearing up to go, and no doubt super excited. Be it a one week trip or a three-month trip, no matter the length the reality of packing for a trip can make you a little stressy. Most of us want…
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7 Highlights of Cambodia
Situated between Thailand and Vietnam, Cambodia is irrefutably one of the more less-known countries in Southeast Asia. With isolated beaches, prehistoric temples, a tumultuous history and a fascinating culture this small country is not to be missed. Do you want to know more? Here are 7 highlights of Cambodia which will make you add this…
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21 Epic Truths About Iceland
Iceland is an enchanting and mystic country that any traveller will be impressed with. It’s a country that is part of Europe however, is just so different, making it a nation that will captivate you. With volcanoes, glaciers, waterfalls, geysers and lakes, Iceland has a landscape that is like nowhere else on the planet. With…
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5 Reasons Why You Should Celebrate Christmas In Turkey
Christmas is always a wonderful time of the year, filled with festive cheer and jollity. However, there’s no denying that the festivities can start to feel somewhat stale; particularly when you’re stuck in the same routine, year in, year out! A great way to break the sense of monotony is to book a holiday over…
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6 Reasons To Ski France
When we think of France we think of croissants, baguettes, snails and wine, wine, wine. But France, a magical country also has amazing ski terrain. With 8000km of piste spread over 300 resorts and some of the biggest names in world skiing, France has justifiable claims to be the leader of the European ski scene.…
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Why Travel Bloggers Love Asia
With the launch of our Asia tours to India, Nepal, Cambodia and Thailand we thought we’d find out the top reasons to travel around Asia from some of the world’s most prolific travel bloggers. From Kathmandu to Bangkok, these guys are seriously well-travelled so we’ve also picked their brains for travel tips when it comes…
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10 Fun Facts About Bangkok
Bangkok, Thailand’s capital, is a great city known for decorative shrines and a pulsating street life. The city is home to over 8 million people and occupies approximately 1,568.7 square kilometres and is the political, economic, cultural, culinary, and spiritual capital of Thailand. Bangkok presents both traditional appeal and modern ease, at times provided in a…
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6 mind-blowing experiences that you can only have in India
India, a nation that is charmingly varied is the second most-populous country in the world with over 1.2 billion people and bursts with a diverse fusion of ethnicity, a mixture of tradition and innovation and an abundance of diverse landscapes and scenery. Here’s 6 mind-blowing experiences that you’ve most probably dreamed of doing, seeing and…
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Cruising the Nile: Why you should get on board
Mysterious temples, vast deserts and intriguing, winding alleyways, lined with stalls and dusty shops…it is little wonder that our Egypt tours are such a popular holiday destination. For years, it’s been one of Africa’s premier tourist destination, thanks to its rich history and vibrant culture. Egypt is a transcontinental country and has one of the…
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CUT YOUR EXPENSES TO TRAVEL THE WORLD
The longer your bucketlist grows and the further you travel, its likely your funds will be depleting. Sad face. Fear not though, there’s some easy ways to scrimp and save – it’s so worth it when you can see exotic places, meet new people and experience different cultures. Here’s some ways to cut your expenses so…
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QUALITIES OF A GOOD TRAVEL COMPANION
With Valentine’s Day around the corner, it got us thinking about partners and particularly, travel companions. The right travel buddy can really impact the experience you have and even influence your opinion of the destination itself. There’s stories of best friends travelling abroad together but to come home and never speak again; or relationships really pushed to their…
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Nomad Lifestyle in the Desert
One of the top unforgettable experiences for many travelers is spending a night in the desert and a crucial element making it unique, is the culture that lies underneath. Nomads of the desert are originally known as Bedouins, the origin of the word Bedu- referring to someone living out in the open. With millions of…
