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What You Can Expect on a Luxury Antarctic Cruise

Posted by on 2:17 pm in Adventure Travel, Antarctica, Blog, Luxury Lifestyle, World | 32 comments

What You Can Expect on a Luxury Antarctic Cruise

There’s travel and then there’s exploration.

Exploring a destination goes well beyond hitting the top attractions and sharing a few selfies on social media. Explorers travel in order to truly learn about destinations and to then share their importance with the world. An explorer looks to protect and give back to the places they experience, not take from or leave a negative impact.

To be human is to want to explore, it’s in our blood. And nearly all of us dream of following in the footsteps of the world’s great explorers. While many of the world’s greatest expeditions are suited to the small minority who are willing to sacrifice their lives for the expedition, there is one incredible expedition that anyone can experience without having to subject themself to brutal conditions.

Antarctica remains one of the least explored and largely untouched regions of the world. But these days it is also one of the very rare expeditions that you can experience in luxury.

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Quirky Things to do in London You Won’t Find Listed in a Guide Book

Posted by on 4:53 pm in Blog, UK | 10 comments

Quirky Things to do in London You Won’t Find Listed in a Guide Book

London is all the buzz at the moment. But honestly, it always has been! The cultural heartland of the UK, this gargantuan, bustling city is jam-packed with a seemingly endless array of hotspots, and a thousand things to do.

But despite being one of the world’s most popular tourist hotspots, it’s still possible to find off the beaten path attractions, hidden gems, and quirky attractions.

So make yourself comfortable and ditch the guide book. The following attractions aren’t listed in traditional guides anyway!

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The Best Musicals to See in London (From a Superfan of the West End)

Posted by on 2:08 pm in Blog, UK | 26 comments

The Best Musicals to See in London (From a Superfan of the West End)

There’s definitely no shortage of things to do in London, but by far my favorite experience is to take in a musical on the West End.

Whether it’s Jersey Boys or The Lion King, (and I’ve been known to take in two shows in a day!) there’s a giddy sense of excitement that comes with purchasing a West End Musical ticket, as I know I am about to be transported into another world.

Yes, I frequently superfan over the West End, so if it’s your lifelong dream to see a performance in London, the following have become my all time favorites, to the point where I’ve seen them again and again.

I have also included my “Bucket List” musicals that I hope to see during my future visits to London. So without further ado, I give you …

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Things to do in Ladakh – India’s Hidden Gem

Posted by on 11:03 pm in Blog, India | 30 comments

Things to do in Ladakh – India’s Hidden Gem

Have you ever heard of Ladakh?

Based in the Trans-Himalaya region, this is India’s Land of High Passes, also known as “Little Tibet.”

If you’re a beach lover, chances are that Ladakh won’t exactly thrill you. But if you are a nature enthusiast and a fan of the mountains, a trip here definitely won’t disappoint.

What makes Ladakh unique is the landscape. You might be surprised to know that the local population lives at an elevation between 2,700m and 4,500m. Even the capital of Ladakh, the city of Leh, is at an altitude of 3,500, (which can cause travelers some high-altitude symptoms).

And within that spectacular landscape? There are a huge range of tourist places in Ladakh and exciting things to do.

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Travel Guide to Nainital, India

Posted by on 6:44 pm in Blog, India | 36 comments

Travel Guide to Nainital, India

Onе оf thе mоѕt рорulаr mountain resorts іn India, Nainital is a Himalayan hill station in thе state оf Uttаrаkhаnd. At аn аltіtudе оf 2,084 mеtеrѕ, travelers are offered a breathtaking vіеw оf thе southern plains аnd thе іmроѕіng Himalayas in the north.

There are many hill stations throughout India, though Nainital is a well loved favorite. Most (hill stations) were established by European colonists escaping the summer heat, and with over 20 mountain ranges, today they are spread all across India.

Nаіnіtаl іѕ well connected bу rоаd, trаіn, and аіr, and being a mаjоr hоlіdау dеѕtіnаtіоn, thеrе аrе ѕеvеrаl hotels in nainital to cater for vаrіоuѕ budgеtѕ аnd іntеrеѕtѕ.

Use this travel guide to plan out your stay.

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Top 5 Things to do in Arkansas

Posted by on 10:31 pm in Blog, United States | 28 comments

Top 5 Things to do in Arkansas

From natural hot springs to beautiful art museums that aptly describe the cultural history of the state, Arkansas is the perfect choice for a much needed rejuvenating getaway.

And whether you’re interested in an active vacation that allows you to reconnect with nature, or visiting one of a kind small towns, there are plenty of things to do in this hidden gem of a State.

Often an overlooked destination, Arkansas is exceptionally blessed. It has a range of natural and musical landmarks, well presented State and National Parks, more than a dozen scenic byways, and historic mountain towns.

While the list of must see places is endless, the following are our five favorite things to do.

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Using Frequent Flyer Points to Visit Australia’s Red Centre

Posted by on 9:41 am in Australia, Budget Travel | 16 comments

Using Frequent Flyer Points to Visit Australia’s Red Centre

While it’s true that the majority of Australia’s population and tourists can be found along the stunning coastline, you’ll find the nation’s true culture and heart in the Red Centre.

Follow this helpful guide to obtaining frequent flyer points to make your next Outback adventure as affordable as it will be memorable.

I’ll show you how to earn points, use the pay+points option, and even buy points to top up your Qantas or Virgin frequent flyer points.

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Australia’s Best Small Towns

Posted by on 1:31 pm in Australia, Blog | 54 comments

Australia’s Best Small Towns

Australia may be known for its large cities such as Sydney and Melbourne, but scattered across the country are many small town gems.

And it’s here, among the small local communities where you will discover true Australian culture, with many offering a laid back atmosphere, and access to some of the country’s most stunning natural beauty.

Many small towns throughout Australia can be accessed by nearby regional airports or within a short drive from the larger capital cities where it’s easy to book affordable flights.

So get off the beaten path and avoid the overwhelming crowds of Australian tourist hotspots by visiting some of these best Australian small towns.

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4 Amazing Places Worth Visiting on Your Retirement Travels

Posted by on 12:19 pm in World | 22 comments

4 Amazing Places Worth Visiting on Your Retirement Travels

Retirement is often one of the best times to see the world and visit the places you’ve always dreamed of seeing.

With your savings in the bank, and newfound time on your hands, retirement may be the opportunity you needed to set off on a long worldwide trip, that may not have been accessible during your working years.

Retirement travel planning is an exciting way to start off this new phase of your life. Whether you’re single or in a relationship, setting off on an adventure is one of the best choices you can make post-retirement.

If you’re wondering where to go, here are 4 hard to turn down destinations to consider when planning your travels.

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Reasons to Book a Villa for Your Next Trip to Bali

Posted by on 10:41 pm in Accommodation, Blog, Indonesia | 36 comments

Reasons to Book a Villa for Your Next Trip to Bali

I won’t lie; I wasn’t originally keen on the idea of visiting Bali. I wasn’t interested in nightlife or beach parties, and mistakenly believed that Bali’s fun was limited to the beer cans of the Australian party travelers.

And it’s true that Bali is not exactly a secret paradise – it’s one of the world’s most popular island destinations, and while fifty years ago there were only a very small handful of hotels available, nowadays there are over 5,000 to choose from.

So imagine my surprise when I was told adamantly that being packed into a hotel or resort with a large number of tourists isn’t what Bali is about; when I was told that Bali is actually rich with culture and pristine landscapes that are worlds away from the hectic nightlife and commercialism I had assumed all of the island had become.

Surely we were talking about two different Bali’s. Because what she was describing wasn’t anything close to the drunken Facebook photos I had seen.

But we were. And there are in fact, two very different worlds available for tourists to Bali.

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