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Hawaii: A State of Grace

Hawaii: A State of Grace

| December 19, 2011 | 0 Comments

The floral-infused air kisses your face, the roar of waves fills your ears, and your eyes can’t find one spot in which to rest upon as the landscape before you offers a plethora of stunning views. Exhale. You’re in Hawaii.

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Find a home away from home with Wimdu

Find a home away from home with Wimdu

| December 11, 2011 | 0 Comments

If you’re comfortable staying someone’s home while traveling or opening your own door, Wimdu is a service that connects travellers with locals renting rooms—at rates well below nearby hotels.

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Off the Beaten Track in Corfu

Off the Beaten Track in Corfu

| October 4, 2011 | 1 Comment

Forget the brochure hype and take the less-trodden trail and within no time you will find quiet coves, coastal viewpoints and hilltop tavernas where you can enjoy home cooking at its best to the backbeat of goat bells.

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Reasons To Go Round-The-World

Reasons To Go Round-The-World

| September 4, 2011 | 2 Comments

For many, a round-the-world trip is something that they have always dreamed of and that they will go to any lengths to do. For others, a little more persuasion might be involved to get them to break their routine, plan a route and book their airfare for the trip of a lifetime.

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Spain For All Seasons

Spain For All Seasons

| August 14, 2011 | 0 Comments

When you think of Spain your thoughts usually turn to sun, sea and sangria. But a Spanish holiday doesn’t necessarily have to mean a summer holiday.

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Lip-smacking South East Asia

Lip-smacking South East Asia

| July 31, 2011 | 0 Comments

South East Asia offers fantastic experiences for all the senses—and it’s what keeps Jeremy Head going back for more. Check out this guest blogger’s favourites!

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I love Las Vegas!

I love Las Vegas!

| July 31, 2011 | 0 Comments

You don’t have to spend all day putting your chips down. There’s a surprising number of things to do in Vegas aside from gambling.

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Experiences to treat yourself to when travelling round-the-world

Experiences to treat yourself to when travelling round-the-world

| July 17, 2011 | 0 Comments

An interesting new study was brought to our attention recently, asking what offers the greatest happiness—experiences or material goods? The study published in the Journal of Consumer Research looked at whether experiences—such as going travelling—bring greater happiness than material acquisitions, such as purchasing a new car. “The sentiment has been that individuals will be happier if they spend their money on experiences (theatre, concerts and vacations) as opposed to material purchases (fancy cars, bigger houses and gadgets),” the study’s authors explain.

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The best of Kefalonia for families, foodies and friends

The best of Kefalonia for families, foodies and friends

| July 6, 2011 | 0 Comments

Greece might have been purpose-built to host wonderful villa holidays. Blessed with some of Europe’s finest scenery (not to mention a sun-kissed climate) it is a country where a week spent lazing by a pool has become an art form – not least because most villas in Greece are spacious, modern affairs where you can truly let your cares ebb away.

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Why Is Renting The Best Way To Really See London?

Why Is Renting The Best Way To Really See London?

| July 4, 2011 | 0 Comments

There are few cities in the world more diverse than London. For starters, it’s estimated that over 230 different languages are spoken in the English capital. As anyone who has spent any length of time here can testify, the city is also divided into a series of small boroughs that all have their own unique identity and which offer visitors a wide variety of choice.

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A Cape of Captivation!

A Cape of Captivation!

| June 25, 2011 | 1 Comment

It’s no wonder why Cape Town continues to draw in a diverse range of travellers and visitors all year round. From the beautiful white sands to the impressive presence of the magnificent Table Mountain, the mother city of Africa is certainly a region I’ll be returning to.

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Enjoy Wimbledon!

Enjoy Wimbledon!

| June 22, 2011 | 0 Comments

The Wimbledon Championships, which got under way on June 20, is a highlight of the sporting calendar, but it’s much more than just a tennis tournament. It’s actually the oldest tennis tournament around, although that’s not what makes it really stand out. No, it’s the selection of quintessential British traditions and quirks that make it so appealing and create such a buzz for a frantic fortnight of watching the best of the best slog it out at the All England Club.

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Italian Rooms with a View!

Italian Rooms with a View!

| June 19, 2011 | 2 Comments

Whether you’re hankering for a high-brow weekend, nights of hedonism in Italy’s fair cities or a peachy rural bolthole surrounded by lakes and mountains we’ve hand-picked five of the finest Italian hotels with serious wow factor.

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Travelling the world’s golf courses on a shoestring budget

Travelling the world’s golf courses on a shoestring budget

| June 19, 2011 | 0 Comments

If you dream of a different tee in every country, without bursting the budget, a little research will go a long way.

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Go Around the World in your Gap Year

Go Around the World in your Gap Year

| May 29, 2011 | 2 Comments

If you have just finished school, or you are just about to, and the idea of planning a round-the-world trip appeals to you, here a few of the important steps you need to take along the way to open up a world of opportunity and travelling enjoyment.

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Packing Tips for Excursions Near and Far

Packing Tips for Excursions Near and Far

| May 10, 2011 | 0 Comments

Packing sensibly can make for a more comfortable and trouble-free journey. Guest blogger Bradley Fink weighs in with the key to easy travel!

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Mandalay Bay Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas

Mandalay Bay Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas

| April 28, 2011 | 0 Comments

Perhaps the greatest thing about staying at Mandalay Bay is the sheer variety of things to do and see. After checking out your lavish room, pay a visit to the pool, often billed as the absolute best pool in all of Las Vegas.

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Free Travel Language Guides from World Nomads

Free Travel Language Guides from World Nomads

| April 20, 2011 | 0 Comments

Have you ever been stuck in a country wanting to be polite, but not even knowing the word for ‘please’? Or been frustrated when you couldn’t ask for the most basic directions to where you’re going? WorldNomads.com Language Guides give you enough phrases to keep you travelling safely and get more from your holiday.

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How to Save on Airfare for a RTW Trip

How to Save on Airfare for a RTW Trip

| February 27, 2011 | 0 Comments

Let’s face it, a true round-the-world (RTW) trip demands a budget of $20,000 or more—a figure that not many people can save effectively in a short span of time

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The Weird and Wonderful Side of Tenerife

The Weird and Wonderful Side of Tenerife

| January 31, 2011 | 2 Comments

No doubt that Tenerife has a long history, beautiful scenery and a great cultural heritage. But it’s also home to some very weird, unusual and downright interesting things. Here are three of the more unusual tourist draws on the island.

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