Oct
28
By Allan Dumayas
Even if I’m from Southeast Asia, there are some delicacies on this part of the globe which can certainly be a challenge to eat, especially for the western palate. And I whole-heartedly agree.

It’s not every day that I get to see people eat bugs…
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Topic: Restaurants & Food |
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Oct
23
By Allan Dumayas
All experienced travelers know that
France can be quite a challenge (and highly-enjoyable) to explore because of the numerous interesting destinations one may find.

If you happen to visit France, I very much recommend dropping by its southwestern part which…
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Oct
9
By Lucas Gray
Berlin is the most affordable capital in Europe and this extends from accommodation and entertainment to food and drink.

The sprawling city is dotted with a plethora of restaurants to satisfy any desire or taste. From luxurious french cuisine to the corner…
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Sep
29
By Paul Crompton
Interested in visiting
Vancouver? Great! Think it’s too expensive? Fear not! In this guide, we will go through the options for those on a limited budget and prove that it’s not as expensive as you might think.

So to start off…
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Sep
11
By Marion
Family vacation in Salento, Italy, adventure holiday in Vancouver, Canada, romantic city break in Budapest, Hungary, trendy getaway in Mexico... What is your favorite holiday?

A Family Holiday in Southern Italy
On Travel Savvy Mom, Kimberly Sullivan recommends a
family trip to…
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Aug
19
By Amanda Xploradora
Word of caution: This is not for the faint hearted. You are highly advised not to eat while reading this. Vegetarians are not encouraged to read any further.

Thailand offers many exotic attractions – from beaches, to women, and dishes. Here’s a…
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Aug
16
By Isey Talatala
1. King of bicycle kingdom

Bicycles in China are what cars are to Westerners – a way of life. Chinese of all ages love to bike, and bicycling is one of the main modes of transportation. But if China is “Bicycle Kingdom”,
Beijing
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Aug
14
By Marion
If you are planning a trip to
Italy, check out these cool travel articles from five of the
new expat blogs stumbled upon by Italytutto this week:

- Italian Summer Drink. To those of you enjoying a summer holiday on the shores
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Aug
12
By Rob Callan
Now that the hottest summer months are upon us I am very near to surrender. The sun is winning the fight.

In a city like
Rome you can actually feel yourself sinking into the melting asphalt. Of course you can scramble for…
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Aug
8
By Rob Callan
On the east coast of Italy in the region of Emilia Romagna there is a beach town that would impress even the most hardcore party orientated travelers.

The town of
Rimini is just about 1 hour south east of Bologna and is…
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Aug
7
By Marion

- USA Today share a link to an interesting
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Aug
7
By Marion
Food Shopping

Travel Answer Man lists the
world's 15 best food markets including the Spice Market in
Istanbul, Turkey, Chatuchak Market in
Bangkok, Thailand, Mercado De La Merced in
Mexico City, Mexico, Mercat De…
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Aug
2
By Phil McDonald
Sadly there is a bit of a stigma now attached
Tallinn, Estonia.

Like
Prague it has become infamous with throngs of beer-guzzling stag parties all intent on sampling the cut-price beer and treating the place as their own. But…
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Jul
27
By Will Joce
Like most twenty first century capital cities,
Vienna is a gastronomic delight where you can find almost any style of cuisine you could wish for.

This article ignores almost all of them, however, and explains where…
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Jul
18
By Grace A.
Madrid has the double distinction of being not only the capital, but also the largest city in Spain.

It is located on the river Manzanares, which winds its way through the center of the country. If you are considering…
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