Money is important for everyone. Without money we are actually lost in this world. Especially for travelers, when they have set up a budget for their journey it can be sometimes stressful to stick on that budget. But it is also up to you to choose the best option possible and not always to think of quality. Here I made up a list with my own experiences when I travelled and did not always have the money and had to travel on budget, I do not say that it is easy but it can be done. (more…)
Archive for August, 2011
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4 tips to travel cheap
Posted on: August 22nd, 2011 | steph No Comments
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To Disneyworld and Beyond
Posted on: August 22nd, 2011 | steph No Comments
You have scrimped and saved to be able to afford a family vacation. And you want it to be something memorable for you and your family. So you go through all of the options that are out there in your price range and you and your spouse have decided on using your home state advantage. You bought into one of several Florida resident Disney hotel specials that offer a great room, tickets to Disneyworld, and some of your meals paid for as part of the deal. (more…)
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Famous places from films in New York
Posted on: August 16th, 2011 | steph No Comments
While Los Angeles and Hollywood in particular is rightfully considered to be the home of the American film industry, New York comes second due to the amount of films and TV shows that have been set in the Big Apple. I have compiled a list so that if you have ever seen New York in a film and thought where is that or I really want to go there, then hopefully this article will help. (more…)
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Excuse Me, Which Train Goes to My Hotel? How to Use Public Transit in a Strange City
Posted on: August 15th, 2011 | steph No Comments
When you are in a foreign country, using public transit can be a very intimidating undertaking. Although it offers a much cheaper way for you to explore, it can be confusing and overwhelming to push your way onto a bus or subway car full of locals in rush hour. (more…)
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Using Auto Transport for Vacation
Posted on: August 15th, 2011 | steph No Comments
Many people steal away from the office for a few days during the summer for a well needed vacation. Then there are those who have the luxury of doing it right, and taking an extended vacation. For a lengthy trip there are numerous details to be worked out, such as a hotel or condo, flights, someone to feed the pets, and a myriad of other details. When considering car rental, the cost can add up in no time, especially over a long period of time. A great option that many are now considering is auto transport. (more…)
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Tips for choosing adventure holidays
Posted on: August 15th, 2011 | steph No Comments
Adventure holidays are becoming increasingly popular all over the world. And why not? On average we’re working longer hours than ever before and many people are taking shorter holidays too. It stands to reason that we want to get as much interest, excitement and adventure as possible into our short vacations. (more…)
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Vacation to Michigan’s Upper Peninsula
Posted on: August 15th, 2011 | steph No Comments
Michigan is home to some of the most beautiful lakes, landscapes, beaches, and wilderness in the country. There is always something to do along the five Great Lakes. Michigan’s unique climate brings the freshness of spring, beautiful fall weather for a football game, perfect temperatures during the summer, and all the snow you can ask for in winter. Michigan also has two peninsulas connect by world famous Mackinac Bridge. The upper Peninsula to the North is arguably the most beautiful landscape in the United States. Often overlooked, the Upper Peninsula can bring the vacation of a lifetime. All age levels can enjoy a wonderful vacation, and there is a little bit of fun for everyone, no matter what you are interested in. (more…)
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Go Where the Tourists Don’t in Portland, Maine
Posted on: August 15th, 2011 | steph No Comments
As a member of both the travel and hospitality industry, I come in contact with a plethora of visitors from all over the world. Everybody always wants to know, “what is there to do here?” Most people would send them to the same old, over-priced, touristy haunts. But there is a lot more to Portland than lobster dinners and duck tours, so I asked some of my friends and we came up with a list of our favourite places. (more…)
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Seaside Tuscany Towns to Visit
Posted on: August 12th, 2011 | steph No Comments
While Tuscany is mostly known for its inland towns and cities such as Florence, Pisa and Siena, many forgo a large deal of charming towns and villages on the spectacular Tuscany coast. The shoreline of this Italian region is about 600 kilometres long, spanning from Liguria to the north until Lazio, to the southernmost tip. All along the shores various kinds of beaches alternate in infinite succession. The narrow and clear sandy beaches of the northern side slowly change their shape, widening up and darkening their hues to the pale brown color characterizing the shores in the province of Grosseto. Along this ideal journey from north to south, you can encounter rocky beaches, perpendicular cliffs overlooking crystal clear waters, and narrow stretches of land backed by kilometres of centennial pine woods. (more…)
