Istanbul Queen Seagull Hotel Review

Posted on September 8, 2022April 30, 2024 by Zoron

Istanbul Queen Seagull Hotel Review

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[dropcap]I[/dropcap]t was end of December 2012 when we came to Istanbul for the first time. We came on a very short vacation with a family – Kaspars’s brother and sister – to celebrate New Year’s Eve. It was only the third time abroad and the first time – this far away. Istanbul seemed so chaotic, colorful and rather dirty. But nevertheless – we fell in love with this bustling city of the East. read more

It’s Almost Spring! How to Save Money for Spring Break

Posted on September 8, 2022April 30, 2024 by Zoron

It’s Almost Spring! How to Save Money for Spring Break

Feel like it’s too late to save money for Spring Break? Here are tips to help you make it happen.

The best way to save money for Spring Break is starting months – or even years – in advance. Put down a small deposit and take 12 to 24 months to pay off your tab. Buddy up with friends and family to reduce your costs, and be sure to use a travel agent who will keep an eye out for the best deals. There are many ways to save while enjoying the best destinations the first warm weather of the year has to offer. Hop aboard as we take you on a tour of our favorite ways to save for vacations with friends and family. read more

June in Galway – Events, Weather and Travel Tips

Posted on September 8, 2022April 30, 2024 by Zoron

June in Galway – Events, Weather and Travel Tips

Visiting Galway in June? If you do, then we can help make you stay in this lovely city memorable and fun. Galway is an entertaining place to visit. Its pubs are overflowing with song, music, interesting characters as well as great foods. A visit to one the restaurants in this city followed by a visit to a few pubs is an ideal way to finish a tiring day of wandering. Not only that, the city also has activities and events in-store for its visitors and locals to make their stay meaningful in addition to providing an impression that Galway is a small city yet big in giving amusements. read more

Isla Mujeres, Mexico – City Guide for Nomads and Expats

Posted on September 8, 2022April 30, 2024 by Zoron

Isla Mujeres, Mexico – City Guide for Nomads and Expats

Isla Mujeres is a small, energetic island off the coast of Cancun. Isla Mujeres is reachable by ferry from Cancun. Most people stay on Isla Mujeres for just a couple nights as part of a larger trip. The wifi on the island is decent and there are enough coffee shops to work remotely here for a month or more. Many full time residents of Cancun and Playa del Carmen go to Isla Mujeres as a weekend party trip. There are also party boats and yacht tours that visit the island, docking for a few hours before returning to the mainland. Tourists and expats have been flocking to the island for decades. Many people honeymoon here and do couples weekends. Isla Mujeres is growing in popularity among the digital nomad crowd looking to mix it up and try different locations in Quintana Roo. read more

Islands Wordle Learn All About Faroe!

Posted on September 8, 2022April 30, 2024 by Zoron

Islands Wordle Learn All About Faroe!

This news article shares information about the Islands Wordle and some tricks to succeed in this puzzle game.

People love to play puzzle games, especially since the launch of the Wordle game, which has gained huge prominence among the people. The online gaming industry is thus trying to involve such features in other puzzle games. read more

Is Qatar Safe? Tips for Solo Female Travel in Doha

Posted on September 8, 2022April 30, 2024 by Zoron

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Is Qatar Safe? Tips for Solo Female Travel in Doha

Is Qatar safe to travel to, particularly if you’re visiting as a woman?

Will you be all right travelling solo in Doha and surrounds?

What are the local customs?

Is it really safe live in Doha as a single woman?

What about if you’re travelling to Qatar alone?

I lived in Doha for three months in 2014, arriving on my own. Travelling there as an extremely sheltered Westerner, I wasn’t sure what to expect. read more

JFK vs. LaGuardia: Which Airport Should I Fly Into?

Posted on September 8, 2022April 30, 2024 by Zoron

LaGuardia vs JFK: Which airport should you fly into?

JFK vs. LaGuardia: Which Airport Should I Fly Into?

When you’re flying out of an airport, there are plenty of things to consider: frequent flyer lounges, restaurants, and so on. But when you’re flying into an airport, there’s usually a single overriding concern: how fast you can leave. This is why our passengers often ask us: “Which of New York City’s airports should I fly into?” read more

Is Tulum Good For Singles? – 5 Tips for Solo Travelers

Posted on September 8, 2022April 30, 2024 by Zoron

Is Tulum Good For Singles? – 5 Tips for Solo Travelers

Over time, Tulum has become a popular holiday spot for those looking for an in-vogue getaway. Even while chic Tulum is far smaller than its super-club neighbor, Cancun, it has a tremendous personality. Year-round, Tulum sees an influx of both couples and groups, but is Tulum also considered good for single travelers? read more

Is this Europe’s next holiday hotspot?

Posted on September 8, 2022April 30, 2024 by Zoron

Is this Europe’s next holiday hotspot?

It was some years ago, maybe seven or eight, that a few friends proudly told me they were going on holiday to Croatia. The pride wasn’t from some sense of bragging that they were going away and I wasn’t (although there may have been a bit of that).

It was more that they were going to somewhere exotic, uncharted waters, an undiscovered paradise beyond the remains of the Iron Curtain in the east of the Europe. read more

Is post-pandemic travel going solo?

Posted on September 8, 2022April 30, 2024 by Zoron

Is post-pandemic travel going solo?

If you thought the pandemic meant that we were all sick of isolating, think again. People around the world aren’t just eager to pack their suitcases and hit the road, seas, or skies again, but they’re excited to do it alone.

Along with the broader return to travel, which is predicted to drive the global leisure travel market from $4,405.5 billion in 2021 to $6,347.8 billion in 2027 1 , solo travel could be good news for travel stocks. read more

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