Category: Travel Tips
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How to Say ‘Friend’ In Different Languages Around the World
Sunday, July 30th is International Day of Friendship – the perfect time for celebrating our best friends. After all, while countries have many differences from each other friendship is universal, and many of us have friends dotted all over the world – whether it’s people we met while traveling or intrepid friends who have relocated.…
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Stay safe! Stay healthy! Stay out of trouble in Bali
The game is on in Bali, one of Australia’s most popular travel destinations! Do you have what it takes to stay safe, stay healthy and stay out of trouble? Thousands of Australians travel to Bali each year, exposing themselves to potential risks which could lead to hospitalisation from unexpected illnesses and injuries, travel delays caused…
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5 Weird British Foods Foreigners Should Try
United Kingdom offers a wide array of culinary traditions and techniques, from its regional dishes to ingredients and recipes brought in by immigrants from neighboring countries. However, not all UK dishes arrives at your table with an appealing appearance and delicious aroma. From Scottish restaurant to milk bar of Newcastle to whisky bar of Glassglow,…
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A Complete Guide to Pet Travel
Pet owners who take their dog or cat with them while traveling can have a rewarding experience that gives many wonderful memories. The key to a happy trip with pets is informed planning. The information posted below is a general travel guide, and we do suggest you check the info with the regulators and companies,…
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Tipping Around the World: How Much to Tip
Tipping is a common way of showing appreciation for the good service received. Many travellers doesn’t have an idea how much to tip when in foreign countries as they didn’t study the tipping culture and rules of the country before travelling abroad. And depending on the nation, it may not be traditional to give tip…
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Guide: Solo Travel for Women
Solo men travelers are praised for their braveness and adventurous personality. Whereas solo women travelers are discouraged from traveling internationally. Indeed, there are some countries that are less safe for women traveling alone. But there are also some destinations that is less dangerous for ladies. With the visual guide below, solo travel for women can…
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15 Types of Electrical Outlets Used in Different Countries
Electrical plugs and sockets comes in a variety of shapes and form in different countries. If your electronic gadgets run on a different voltage, you will need an AC plug adapter or power converter to plugged into a different kind of wall socket. The US Department of Commerce International Trade Administration identify each plug style…
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What Is Paracord Used For
The term paracord, also referred to as parachute cord, type III cord and 550 cord, comes from the cord originally used by the US soldiers’ parachutes during world war 2. The difference between a paracord and a regular nylon or polyester rope is paracord is 3x stronger and can be easily tailored to fit in…
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Best Way to Deal with Jet Lag
For frequent fliers and overseas travellers, the dreadful feeling of dealing with jet lag is all too common. Signs and symptoms range from daytime fatigue, difficulties in concentrating and sometimes have stomach aches, constipation or diarrhea. The elderly and very young travelers fare worse when flying to a different time zone, maybe because the body…
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Using a Travel Agent vs Booking Online
Online booking websites have made it possible to plan a vacation trip without going to travel agencies, but travel agent aren’t necessarily an obsolete profession. The internet is fantastic for several things, such as basic accommodation bookings and point-to-point flights, yet you’ll find many things that are still complicated to book online. Here’s the difference…