Nov
17
By Grace A.
New York plays host to the grandest of Christmas celebration that there is anywhere in the world.

Things to see: Christmas Shows and New York Sights
Just walking around the streets of New York during Christmas feels like a walk in…
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Tags: Christmas, family, kids, New York, winter |
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Nov
10
By Allan Dumayas
The picturesque city of
Venice offers a wide variety of significant places which showcases artistic and cultural exhibits acquired through thousands of years of rich Venetian history.

Like other tourist destinations though, the surreal “City of Bridges” can be a pretty expensive…
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Tags: budget, Venice |
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Nov
3
By Barbara Diggs
If you’re an American who just happens to be in
Paris on Thanksgiving Day, you may feel deeply thankful for the opportunity to spend time in such a wonderful city.

But when dinnertime rolls around, even the charms of Paris may not stop…
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Tags: Paris, restaurants |
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Oct
20
By Paul Crompton
Dublin is no stranger to Halloween.

Bram Stoker who wrote Dracula hailed from here and the Irish people have been celebrating All Hallows’ Eve in various forms since the days of the Celts and it is thought that the Jack o’…
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Tags: Dublin, festivals, Halloween |
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Oct
13
By Paul Crompton

If you're one of those types who goes to the expense of buying a ticket, and
booking a hotel, just so you can see your idol who's now probably ageing faster than light and languishing in a small villa by a lake, waiting…
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Tags: fun & humour |
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Oct
6
By Phil McDonald
With or without some herbal influence,
Amterdam is a nightmare to navigate around at the best of times.

If you haven’t been to Amsterdam before then I guarantee that even with a good map in front of you you’ll still be…
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Tags: amsterdam |
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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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Tags: budget, food, shopping, transportation, Vancouver |
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Sep
29
By Paul Crompton
This world famous event is being held this year in
Vancouver, Canada, from February 12th to the 28th, 2010, leaving you plenty of time to plan and budget in advance.

Sort out your visa
Probably the first thing you’ll want to…
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Tags: sport, Vancouver, winter |
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Sep
15
By Oksana
When some people hear about visiting Moscow on a budget, they might just give you a snort of disbelief.

Really, they city so big and sprawling and known as one of the most expensive capitals on our planet is probably hard to visit on…
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Tags: budget, hotels, Moscow, nightlife |
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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…
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Tags: business, packing |
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Sep
8
By Amanda Xploradora
How about taking a vacation right in your own home?

Stay put and you'll get the same relaxing benefits as that of going on a trip.
- Turn off your “working mode.” That includes turning off your mobile phone and laptop if you will use these
Tags: wellness |
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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…
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Tags: business, packing |
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Sep
1
By Phil McDonald
Let’s get the word wonderful out the way first of all so as to avoid cliché. It’s very hard not to say wonderful though because
Copenhagen really is a wonderful, exciting and unspoilt city.

48 Hours in Copenhagen: Day 1
Try to find a…
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Sep
1
By Phil McDonald
If you are the sort of person who doesn’t complain when their food arrives two hours late and looking like it’s been chewed on by a dog beforehand then you might not last very long on the streets of
Marrakech.

Morocco’s ‘Red City’ will…
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Aug
25
By Mhairi Dewar
Ibiza, the magical island of sun drenched days, euphoric nights and the relentless pounding of the Balearic Beat.

If dance music makes you tick, then a pilgrimage to the White Isle should be top of your to-do list. Quite simply, there is…
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