Featured, Travel Tips, Weather

How to Choose When to Travel

In the travel industry, seasonal travel is defined by a peak season, which runs through the summer months of June, July, and August; a shoulder season, which falls between April and June and September to October; and the off-season, running from November to the early part of spring or March.

Featured, Travel Tips

Travel Etiquette Tips for Travelers Overseas

Each country has its own unique conventions and traditions. Therefore, in order to communicate with the locals you also have to understand a little bit about their expectations with respect to etiquette. After all, you are a guest in their country, so you’ll need to stay in sync with what’s expected of you.

European River Cruise Adventures
Adventure, Cruise, Europe

European River Cruise Adventures

A Rhine cruise follows the 820 mile waterway to its source in the Swiss Alps through a UNESCO World Heritage site which boasts castles and ancient forests. Along the way you pass through attractive German villages, vineyards and prehistoric forts. A typical Rhine cruise takes four days with overnight accommodation provided on board.

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2012 in Photos

The music video ‘Gangnam Style’ by the South Korean singer Psy went viral, and the first video which was uploaded on youtube only 5 months ago has already passed one billion views. This is the first video ever to reach more then one billion views on youtube.

Attractions, Featured, Travel Tips

How to Avoid Lines While Traveling

Also, when you visit well-known or popular attractions, it’s better to be an early bird than stop by the site in the middle part of the day. Unless you want to scramble for photo opportunities during those peak times, it’s better to set your sights toward visiting the sites when they first open. You’ll also find fewer crowds at attractions toward closing time as well.

Australia, Nature, Pacific

The Great Barrier Reef in Australia

In the Great Barrier Reef itself, you can regularly see dolphins, porpoises and whales. In fact, scientists and researchers have noted and listed thirty species of these marine mammals in this part of the world. In addition well over 1,000 species of fish make their home in the reef, including trout, snapper, bass, and the clownfish.

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