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The Ultimate Travel Bucket List

The Ultimate Travel Bucket List | The Early Air Way's BlogTravel + Leisure has released its bucket list of 101 Places Every Traveler Should Know- must-go destinations for the coolest adventures and best vacations. 23 on the list are within the United States and Canada, 27 are in Europe, 5 in the Caribbean and the Bahamas, 13 in Mexico and Central and South America, 6 in Oceania, 15 in Asia, and 12 in Africa and the Middle East. T + L’s correspondents and tastemakers worked together to perfect the list that they believe best encompasses the concept of the “Ultimate Travel Bucket List.”

Click here to read the full article for Travel + Leisure.

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Cycling Through Greece

Cycling can be a wonderful and unique way to explore a new country or city that you are visiting. Whether you’re a novice or an avid cyclist, a trip to Greece will surely provide you with a variety of cycling options. Greece is home to over 80 clubs that celebrate biking and racing, so get ready to integrate your love for cycling into your trip there!

  • Novice: Tweed Run, Spetses Island
  • Intermediate: Ios Island
  • Advanced: Cephalonia Island

Click here to read the full article by Maria Nikolakaki for A Luxury Travel Blog.

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Rome: What to Do When Visiting

Italy’s capital city of Rome is one of the most vibrant and famous cities in the world. With so many places to see, yummy meals to eat, and historical sites to visit, you might feel a little overwhelmed while planning your trip. Whether you’re looking for a trip geared more toward historic learning or social outings, this list of six of the best things to do in Rome can help get you started.

  1. See the Vatican Museum and Sistine Chapel
  2. Grab a slice at Pizzarium
  3. Visit the Aventino
  4. See the Villa Medici and enjoy a coffee
  5. Check out the classic Hotel de Russie
  6. Experience fine dining at Aroma

Click here to read more from Olivier Templar-James for A Luxury Travel Blog.

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How to Spend Four Days in Hong Kong

Hong Kong is an incredibly exciting city to visit, whether you’ve been before or if it is your first trip. The city is lively, bustling, and jam-packed, with tall skyscrapers, great food, and a spirited social scene. With 8 million inhabitants and one of the biggest airports in the world, it is a popular spot to visit and a good place to have an itinerary ready. Nomadic Matt has created a four-day itinerary to guide your trip,from historic museums to food tours to day trips outside of the city.

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5 Small Countries to Visit

If you’re planning your next trip and are worried about not having enough time to see all that you want to see, you may want to consider visiting a small country that you can see in a short period of time! These small countries have rich culture and history and can be visited for a shorter trip without missing out on quite as much, as you might in a larger country.

  1. Monaco
  2. Isle of Man
  3. Gibraltar
  4. San Marino
  5. Liechtenstein

Click here to read the full article by Cynthia Drescher for Huffington Post Travel.

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Pro Packing Tips for Easy Travel

Packing can be a tedious and necessary part of planning for your upcoming travels. This ten step guide can help you to better prepare for packing and get you off on your trip with all that you need.

  1. Find a lightweight but sturdy suitcase that is less than six pounds and fits the requirements for your airline- whether carry-on or checking.
  2. Compression bags can help you to fit double the amount of clothing that you need.
  3. Try to plan your wardrobe for your trip to be filled with mix and match items and neutral palettes.
  4. Use dry cleaning bags to prevent wrinkles.
  5. Pack a collapsible duffel that can be used for toting and later utilized for bringing back items that do not fit in your bag.
  6. Keep the footwear down to three pairs or less.
  7. Maximize your allotted “personal item” to fit your important electronics and items, as well as any important clothing that didn’t fit in your bag.
  8. Reduce gadgets and only bring what you really need.
  9. Leave behind the toiletries that you don’t really need and only bring the necessities in the right sizes/containers.
  10. Maximize safety and security when you travel by preparing your personal data as you see fit.

Click here to read more from Tara Donaldson for CNN Travel.

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7 Must-See Highlights in Brussels

Planning your next trip to Belgium? The capital city of Brussels is a bustling metropolitan city, home to many of the EU institutions and the headquarters of NATO. Whether you’ve been there before or it’s your first time visiting, see the list below for seven must-sees in the city.

  1. Mannekin Pis
  2. Le Cirio
  3. Delirium Cafe
  4. Grand Place
  5. The Musical Instruments Museum
  6. The Belgian Comic Strip Center
  7. Heysel Park and the Atomium

Click here to read more by Vicky Anscombe for A Luxury Travel Blog.

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How To Reduce Jet Lag

From quick cross-country flights to international flights of a longer duration, jet lag can hit us when we least want it to. Preparing your body and mind for your travels and your new schedule will help you to better adjust and reduce the effects of jet lag. Begin adjusting your internal clock a bit each day before traveling. Stay hydrated and eat healthy snacks on the plane that will keep your blood sugar stable. Avoid any caffeine consumption or alcohol. Consider taking vitamins or supplements with you to keep your immune system at full function.

Click here to read the full article by Don Saladino for Huff Post Healthy Living.

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Reasons to Take a Vacation

Can you believe that over 400 million vacation days go unused  each year in America? While it might be hard to get away from the hustle and bustle of your everyday life, here are some great reasons to take a vacation today!

  • The best time is NOW- not later! If you keep putting it off, you might never go. Take a vacation when it’s needed.
  • If you plan well, your work can wait a week or so until you get back.
  • Your well-being should come first, and you deserve a break.
  • Getting a broader perspective on life will help you become a better leader in your workplace.
  • Waiting too long will make your vacation days go to waste

Click here to read the full article by Carolina Rogoll for Huffington Post.

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Common Travel Myths

While it has been proven that travel is still affordable and accessible to any individual regardless of budget or schedule, there are still a variety of myths that prevent many from ever traveling.

  • Myth #1: Unless you are incredibly wealthy, travel is impossible. While everything costs something, there are so many incredible trips you can take that are well within any low-budget price range.
  • Myth #2: Credit cards are not a good route to take. There are so many benefits to a variety of credit cards. That being said, do your due diligence and research before moving forward with anything.
  • Myth #3: Couchsurfing is unsafe. There are many different companies nowadays that work to provide you with quality information and reviews about couchsurfing options.
  • Myth #4: Travel for women can be dangerous. While it is true that women can face additional hazards in certain circumstances, this should not prevent a woman from traveling. Exercising an appropriate amount of caution and doing research will likely make you feel more comfortable about travel.
  • Myth #5: Only young, single people can travel. It is true that you may have a different travel experience with a family, children, or at an older age. However, these experiences will be special and valuable too. There is no age that traveling is not a wonderful experience.
  • Myth #6: You can’t work overseas. Many countries offer jobs to expats and travelers. Whether you are looking for a long-term commitment or a holiday option, doing your research will turn up a variety of legal jobs around the world.

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