Nov
20
By Marion
Looking for holiday ideas?

If you're looking for a holiday destination but still can't make up your mind, visit the
Venere.com fan page on Facebook, take our
quick test and find out where you should go for your next getaway trip.
Step out
Topic: Travel Picks Friday |
0 Comments
Sep
15
By Paul Crompton
Here are a few more tips on
how to choose a travel laptop:

For “road warriors” who find it essential and convenient to use a laptop on the move, durability is quite an important factor when it comes to your purchase…
read full article
Topic: How to Tuesday |
0 Comments
Sep
8
By Paul Crompton
Yes, ok, so there’s a recession on and it doesn’t feel like the best time to rush out and buy expensive computer hardware.

But with increasing reliance on computers for many professions, and with many spending more and more time away from the office…
read full article
Topic: How to Tuesday |
2 Comments
Aug
17
By Marion
Rome beaches, digital cameras, burlesque shows, Amsterdam Red Light District and the Tour de France were last month's hottest topics on the Venere Travel Blog:

1. Beach Town near Rome: Sperlonga
Looking for nice beaches near
Rome, Italy? Rob recommends
Sperlonga
Topic: Top five Monday |
2 Comments
Jul
31
By Phil McDonald
If you’ve ever suffered from serious sunburn then you probably don’t need to read this as you’ve undoubtedly learnt your lesson and are taking proper precautions now.

But can we ever know enough about the harm UV rays can do to…
read full article
Topic: General Travel |
0 Comments
Jul
13
By Paul Crompton
One of the oldest discussions among beginners and seasoned professionals alike is what the best Digital SLR camera is.

Or an even more common question (for people who think their 1.3 megapixel camera phone is the very height of photographic technology) is…
read full article
Topic: Top five Monday |
1 Comment
Jul
2
By Liz Boltz Ranfeld
Seeing the Tour de France live – even for just a few stages – isn't like any other vacation. There's a lot of traveling involved, a lot of waiting around, and a lot of unpredictability!

My mom and I have spent…
read full article
Topic: Tips and Ideas |
0 Comments
Jun
23
By Isey Talatala
Do you always find yourself stressed when you travel with kids? Here are some expert-given tips on how you can keep the stress to a minimum level and still have fun playing chaperon while traveling.

1. Dress the kids in bright colors and
Topic: How to Tuesday |
0 Comments
Jun
15
By Paul Crompton
1. Gorillapod
It’s difficult to describe here but the Gorillapod is simply a wiry, flexible camera tripod enabling the photographer to get that shot with his partner when no-one else is around to take the picture.

Fitting into the standard camera tripod slot, you’ll be able to attach…
read full article
Topic: Top five Monday |
1 Comment
Jun
1
By Paul Crompton
1. It’s less stress

By far, the best reason of all. You won’t have to queue before the return flight at the always unbearably slow check-in desk, which always has that family about 4 people ahead of you who decided to buy life-sized marble statues…
read full article
Topic: Top five Monday |
0 Comments
May
26
By Sonya Procenko
Independent traveling can lead to incredible life experiences. Wherever you’re going, whatever you’re doing, if you’re going solo, always consider your personal safety.

Here are five safe travel tips:
1. Travel with companions
Avoid traveling solo constantly in every destination. Mix up your itineraries instead. Take short and…
read full article
Topic: How to Tuesday |
3 Comments
May
15
By Mireia
- Thanks to the rolling duffles bag you
Topic: Travel Picks Friday |
0 Comments
Feb
19
By Paul Crompton

For a start, I'm not going to talk much about the iPhone. Yes, it's good, and yes, it's probably the best, but traveling with it can be a complete pain in the unmentionables. Reasons for this are simple- most versions of it are sold locked, depending on where you buy it…
read full article
Topic: General Travel |
1 Comment
Nov
24
By Paul Crompton
1. Huge Camera
What are you going to be photographing anyway, 360 degree panoramas of the
Pyrenees at dusk? 90% of tourists probably aren't going to be snapping anything more grandiose than their overpriced snack at a café or a sparrow perching on a gargoyle. Also it'll attract thieves…
read full article
Topic: Top five Monday |
2 Comments
Oct
14
By Travel Agony Aunt
Travel Agony Aunt received the following question from a traveler planning a holiday in Venice in winter:

Dear Travel Agony Aunt, I'm thinking of booking a trip to Venice late November early December. Do you have any suggestions for hotels and what the temperature would be. Would it be very…
read full article
Topic: Travel Agony Aunt |
1 Comment