Travel Tips
Dealing With Data For Overseas Travel
When it comes to traveling abroad, using your phone can be an expensive way of communicating. Most Americans do not have international data plans, and for this reason it can be a challenge to plan for overseas travel if you don’t have the right information. Start by talking to your phone company to be sure…
Read MoreDraws for Art Aficionados in Malaga
The city of Malaga, Andalucia, Spain has been growing as a center of art over the past few decades. Known by many for its thirty museums, “golden-age” architecture, and for being the birth place of Pablo Picasso, Malaga has many sights to offer for visitors. The Picasso Museum and Casa Natal celebrate the artist’s upbringing…
Read MoreFlying For the Future
Every other year, Airbus hosts a competition to bring together the brightest students from the arts, engineering, finance, and business sectors. These students work together in teams to create ideas that will facilitate and improve commercial air travel on a large scale. Five teams are chosen from many applicants to present their proposals before a…
Read MoreDo You Need Travel Insurance?
When you are purchasing tickets for your next travel excursion, you’ll likely be prompted to purchase insurance to secure your travel accommodations in case of emergency. Similarly, you might also want to look into travel insurance for yourself and your loved ones, should an emergency happen. According to the US Travel Insurance Association, 23% of…
Read MoreSecuring Your Data When Traveling
When you’re planning an exciting trip, it’s unlikely that data security comes to mind when you’re doing your research. However, if you plan to bring a smartphone, laptop, or tablet with you on your travels, data protection matters quite a bit. Keeping yourself and your information safe should be taken into consideration as you travel.…
Read MoreWorld's Top Landmarks, Named By Travelers
When it comes to planning a vacation, you might be looking to take in the sights and learn more about the history and culture of the place you are visiting. It can be tough to narrow down the landmarks that you have time to see, but no fear — travelers have named the world’s top…
Read MoreSigns You Need A Vacation
If you’re not using your vacation days (as the majority of Americans aren’t), it’s possible you can’t remember the last time you took a trip for yourself to enjoy. You certainly deserve a vacation, and if you are bragging about how long it’s been since you traveled, it might be a sign that you need to…
Read MoreEurope Braces for Summer Crowds
A strong dollar and low gas prices are prompting many travelers to plan trips to Europe this summer, and European cities are beginning massive preparations as a result. The continent’s most famous museums, sites, cultural centers, and other tourist attractions are bulking up on crowd control security, diverting tourists elsewhere, and extending hours to accommodate…
Read MoreFour Places to Visit in California For Fall
Who ever said that California doesn’t experience the autumn colors and leaves changing? While it may not be as intense as the autumn colors in New England, there are many great spots to visit to enjoy the fall foliage. Consider planning a trip to Yosemits, Sequoia and Kings Canyon, Lake Tahoe, or Napa Valley to…
Read MoreBeach Expert Releases Annual "Best Of" List
America’s favorite beach expert, Professor Stephen Leatherman, compiles a list each year of the best public beaches across the United States. Using a set of 50 criteria, Leatherman evaluates beaches based on their amenities, environmental management, sand quality, and water quality. Waimanalo Bay Beach Park in Waimanalo, Hawaii took the top spot, followed by Barefoot…
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