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Isabelle's Travel Guide shares some holiday tips for the travelers planning to visit Lisbon, Portugal. She also recommends to stay at the Hotel Borges, a 2-star hotel conveniently situated in the heart of the historic center.

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Having never been to Italy before, I wasn’t sure what to expect aside from the things my parents, who are from Sicily had told me. I had never left Canada before, was 2 weeks away from turning 26 and going to… read full article

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For first time International travelers landing in a foreign country can be intimidating. You have your books, tickets, hotel confirmations through Venere.com and you’re ready to be adventurous.

But what do you do when you land at an airport ?

Here is a formula, a sort of… read full article

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Any epic journey or unforgettable adventure deserves a well-loved travel journal, doesn’t it?

Following the trip, you can share your travel journal with family and friends and revisit the destination again and again. Unfortunately, not all travelers keep up their travel journal while they’re on-the-road. Here are a few smart tips for keeping… read full article

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BoostnAll Travel  releases its annual top 10 destinations for independent travelers including Sardinia, Italy, Berlin, Germany, Tasmania, Australia, and other fantastic travel destinations in Asia, Africa and South America. The National Geographic makes a list of hangover helpers around the world including coffee in… read full article

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If you only have 2 days in Berlin, you shouldn’t waste time trying to find out where you can find other cute guys like you. So here is my first tip: stay in the Schönenberg district, in southwestern Berlin. The closer to the Nollendorfplatz subway station the better. The city… read full article

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Trendy Paris: On the New York Times check out Jean-Paul Gaultier's Paris guide.  French fashion designer's favorite spots include the Moulin Rouge and Porte de Clignancourt flea market (Paris 18th), as well as the Folie Bergères and the Musée Grévin (Paris 9th). Women Travel: On courant.com read an article on… read full article

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Looking for a boutique hotel in Paris? Gridskipper publishes a "Top 6 Paris anti-minimalist hotels" including Hotel Thérèse situated in the area of Rue Saint-Honoré, Hôtel Odéon in Saint-Germain des Prés, Hôtel des Arts in Montmartre and Hôtel Bellechasse located near the Louvre Museum. Planning a… read full article

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Want to travel alone and don’t know how?

We wonder how some friends or family can manage to travel solo since we are too scared to do it because we don’t know the benefits it gives over group traveling as for example total freedom of meeting more people. People are too… read full article

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Ireland may not be known for its food, but maybe Dublin should be!

The city has become practically overrun with restaurants, so rather than waste time trying to separate the delicious from the duds, use this handy guide to the Top 5 restaurants for eating alone… read full article

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India can be challenging for a Western female traveler. It is generally safe, but to make things easier, here are some tips for the trip:

• Come prepared for being the center of attention

Often it is friendly and curious, and people can be incredibly welcoming, but for a traveling woman, all… read full article

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As a woman traveling on my own, my status is not something I advertise. I may be single or very much attached, and whichever I am is very much my own business. A woman alone can be a target for unpleasantness from certain quarters, and keeping people guessing is a… read full article

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BREAKING NEWS: The recent discovery of a highly charged, reverse electro-induction field has begun to raise hairs in the scientific community. Naturally generated by the interaction of two or more college students, this peculiar force thoroughly shields them from any negative consequences of their actions. Still puzzling for scientists, however… read full article

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