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If you are heading to Madrid this fall, then it is likely that you will end up travelling through Madrid Barajas Airport.

This is quite an old airport, originally built in 1928, but it has… read full article

Amsterdam is making strides where accessible tourism is concerned. The city has made a lot of effort to introduce accessible facilities in major sectors like transport and popular attractions.

Having said that, I should also point out that Amsterdam is… read full article

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.

Europe’s High-Speed Trains

Budget Travel lists the new high-speed train lines in Europe that are making record time and allow travelers to save time on their trip from Rome to Milan, Italy, Madrid to… read full article

For the world traveler, city bus systems can be a financial lifesaver. While often less efficient than taxis, they are far more economical.

When visiting Rome, Italy, the city bus system can be your best friend-… read full article

One of the most stressful situations we can easily find ourselves in is to get behind the wheels and drive in a traffic heavy city.

It’s hard to count how many bad drivers we meet in a heavily congested road or how many minutes… read full article

Vienna International Airport is currently undergoing massive improvement work with the addition of a third runway and an extra terminal.

The airport already handles an enormous number of passengers, 18.7 million in 2007, and this is set to grow even… read full article

For economy and even business class passengers, there’s seldom been a time since the history of civil aviation that the class above yours wasn’t coveted.

Numerous strategies and a combination of words to the check-in staff are said to work, although many of… read full article

While it may seem like global jihadists, over protective governments and unscrupulous airlines all conspire these days to make the life of a traveller as difficult as possible, this is not actually true.

Flying is almost certainly going to remain a high stress… read full article

Don’t you hate it when motion sickness takes off all the joy from traveling?

Check out some of these tips that can help you prevent motion sickness.

1. Sit in front of the vehicle.

If you have the option to sit… read full article

Travelling by train in Russia has always been an interesting experience.

Rumbling through the snowy forests of Siberia or sampling vodka with your fellow passengers before tumbling out into a forgotten nowhere in the middle of the night. The memories… read full article

The two cities of Bratislava and Vienna are both beautiful, intriguing and worth visitors time, but despite being the capitals of their respective countries (Austria and Slovakia duh!) they are only about 35 miles (56km) apart.

They are… read full article

• Planning a summer holiday on the Apulia Coast, Southern Italy? Disccovery Puglia takes you to the superb baroque city of Lecce, the enchanting Trulli houses of Alberobello and the historic center of Bari.

Celebrate the Eiffel Tower’s Anniversary

Budget Travel posts an article on the Eiffel Tower turning 120 years old. If you are in Paris this summer and want to celebrate the Old Gray Lady’s anniversary, go get baguette bread and… read full article

Renting a bike for your stay in Paris is an especially good idea if you’re going to be there for more than two weeks.

And while the process of buying and selling back your bicycle from a shop can be a hassle… read full article