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The AAA (commonly referred to as Triple A) and a more formal name known as the American Automobile Association was founded in 1902 in Cleveland, Ohio as an answer to lack of roads and highways suitable for automobiles. Up until 1956, in the... keep reading →

Every year, the French town of Menton hosts an event unique in the world, La Fete de Citron, translated – the Lemon Festival. The festival is celebrated since citrus fruits bring Menton its wealth and reputation. ... keep reading →

The trends in travel bags appear in lightning speed. As leather industry is booming , Bag manufacturers are rising to the level of International markets. As travel bags define the luxurious trend, super... keep reading →

Egypt is one of the oldest civilizations in the world. Egypt has a moderate climate all over the year, which makes the tourists to visit this place throughout the year.The major attractions in Egypt include the many historically important places... keep reading →

Want to take a tour this winter? Facing financial difficulty? A unique travel idea to suit your pocket. keep reading →

Quick Tip: Although the old tip is to photocopy your passport and leave it with someone you trust, it is better to scan your passport before you leave and either email it to yourself or upload it to a photo site that you control. That way you can access your passport at any embassy in case you loose it, rather than having someone at home try to fax or email it to you.

Talk about France and immediately you think about Paris. Talk about Paris and the first image that comes to your mind is the Eiffel tower. One of the top ten most visited attractions in Paris among Notre Dame, Sacré Coeur, the Louvre and the Arc... keep reading →

I have always traveled - usually until the money ran out and I had to get another job! This is a powerful incentive to economise on the stuff that doesn't matter, while still having a great trip. This request is a bit of dilemma for me as I have... keep reading →

A few of my tips about surviving travelling with children. My tips are based on my experience with my 4 year old son and my 7 year old daughter. keep reading →

I live, work and play in Asia. Here are some of my tips and suggestions for travelling here. Tickets Troll the internet for cheap tickets and keep your eye on specials. Airasia.com is an excellent site for... keep reading →

“Everything in life is somewhere else, and you get there in a car” ~E.B. White, One Man's Meat, 1943 I enjoy driving. For me, flying just means paying money to move at 400 mph and 35 thousand feet above everything that interests me! Why... keep reading →

If your family loves to ski you know how heavy a burden a typical ski vacation can be on the family budget. The trick to staying on budget is twofold. First, get your priorities straight and second, bring... keep reading →

Located near Seoul, Jeju-do is an exotic island that can easily combine with travel to the Capital. More well known in the 21st century, but not overrun with tourists, Jeju-do is a honeymooner's paradise in the tropical summers. keep reading →

A selection of 12 fun places and educational activities to do in Paris with for your children. Great ideas to give fun long lasting memories to your little ones when visiting the city of love. keep reading →

Driving the Nullarbor plain of Australia is one of those things you just have to do once in a life time. Its an accessible adventure, which unlike many other of Australia's iconic drives doesn't require a 4WD - but it isn't a Sunday drive either. ... keep reading →

Paris’s reputation as the capital of luxury is carried out by perfumers, jewellers, fashion designers of haute couture, antique dealers, fine-leather dealers and of course the world known action houses of Christie’s and Sotheby’s To get... keep reading →

St. Petersburg, Russia is known as the "Venice of the North" for very good reason and the city's many rivers and canals are decorated with some of the most beautiful bridges in the world. In fact, St.... keep reading →

The car is packed, the journey plotted and the open road stretches before you. There is just one problem the children in the back seat chorusing "Are we there yet?" that is when they are not issuing complaints... keep reading →

If you’re looking for a place to go on your next family vacation, you might want to consider Las Vegas. Some people might be taken aback at the idea of taking their children to “sin city” on the... keep reading →

So you're going on a vacation with your family. You have not travelled in a long time, of course, not to count your travel to the coffee shops and your friend's place. This one is different. You will go to... keep reading →

Do you have this fear of flying? Do you ever dread having to travel in an airplane even if you're going on a splendid vacation? Would you rather check the internet or read magazines to see pictures of... keep reading →

  Over the years I have done a fair bit of travelling, on business, for pleasure and my favourite both combined. These trips have been by bus, car, train and airplane. These days I am leaning towards the train but the Canadian train system needs... keep reading →

  As you can see from a lot of my hubs, I travel quite a bit. Possibly I can share some of my experiences with you. Planning the trip   The first rule of any vacation is planning. You need to... keep reading →

I just HATE airports. I really don't mind flying in general, it's just the whole airport experience that puts me off, especially since 9-11. RDU is really not too bad, as a relatively small international... keep reading →

 For many of us dealing with the recession & the loss of jobs from being layed off, or displaced; traveling does not seem to be an option.  There are many ways to travel to your destination of choice on a... keep reading →