How to Tuesday
Dec
16
By Anna Gibson-Farringer
If you’re in London during New Year’s whether for business or pleasure, there are great ways to celebrate the coming in of 2009!

Book a river cruise and see London fireworks
A great thing to do while you’re there on New Years Eve is to see the… read full article
Dec
09
By Jon France
If you are an eco-conscious traveler who is worried about how will stick to your green credentials when traveling abroad, then one place you might want to head is Barcelona, Spain.

In terms of recycling, the home of Gaudí is up there with the very best… read full article
Dec
09
By Candice
Hamburg is a very huge city in the north of Germany and it is a lovely and famous harbor city.

When you reach Hamburg by airplane, you can take a taxi or a train to get to your hotel. This train is called “S-Bahn” in Germany… read full article
Dec
02
By Jessica Stewart
Visiting Italy during the Christmas season can be one of the most interesting ways to get a look inside Italian culture. Especially from a North American standpoint, where the ubiquitous Christmas tree is normally replaced by the presepio (nativity scene).

I spent the Christmas holiday in Rome two… read full article
Dec
02
By Shane Anderson
Visitors from New York, London or Paris are often heard uttering the old cliché: “Berlin’s great, but the food’s awful.” While good curry, real escargots and twenty-four hour diners are hard to find, Berlin has more than its share of Mediterranean and Middle Eastern Cuisine.
Nov
25
By Steve Slack
The Musée du Louvre in Paris is perhaps the most famous museum in the world. As a result, it’s also one of the busiest visitor attractions in Paris. Here are five tips for a smooth visit.

1. Getting into the building
The long queues at… read full article
Nov
25
By Anita Choudhary
The increase in popularity of traveling to Beijing has been fairly prevalent the past decade or so, but with the Summer Olympic Games in the city this past year (2008), its popularity absolutely skyrocketed.
Unfortunately, along with becoming a tourist Mecca, comes a vacation that can destroy a… read full article
Nov
18
By Steve Slack
No trip to Madrid is complete without a visit to the Museo del Prado, one of the oldest and finest art collections in the world. Of course, there is an abundance of Spanish art here, but the collection also represents material from around the world.
Nov
18
By Anna Gibson-Farringer
If you’re on a budget and you’re in Paris, never fear. There are some great things to do that don’t cost a thing.

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Stroll Along the River Seine
If you’re with you’re sweetie, go to the River Seine located in… read full article
Nov
11
By Cheryl Tucker
Everyone says that Florence is a very expensive city, and these days we all need to watch our money. But Florence can be quite reasonable—if you know where to go.

If you’re planning a trip soon, here are some very important tips to help you… read full article
Nov
11
By Phil McDonald
Every major city has their particular version of the open-top sightseeing bus, and London is no exception.

As much as we’d all love to be able to say that we navigate the streets on our own, there is still nothing that can rival being driven around… read full article
Nov
04
By Amanda Xploradora
Oil prices are shooting up and financial institutions are closing down but this doesn’t mean we cannot travel. We only have to be creative so we can keep the costs at a minimum while still maximizing the fun and adventure!

- Buy your tickets from airline
Nov
04
By Ami K. Goemans
Traveling to Rotterdam and landing at Amsterdam Airport?

Check out this painless and affordable guide to getting from Amsterdam Airport Schipol to Rotterdam.
Initial Checklist
First things first. As you already know, a little of cash is essential for this public transport venture. Chances… read full article
Oct
28
By Steve Slack
The Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A) in London is enormous.
The V&A is so huge in fact, that to try and look at every room in the museum in any detail, you’d be there for at least week. If you’re on a tight schedule… read full article
Oct
28
By Phil McDonald
Many people might think Italians drink and wash in olive oil and, to a certain extent, it’s not entirely untrue. In the same way the Brits have salt and pepper on the table, the Italians have a bottle of olive oil and, like seasoning, they add it to pretty… read full article