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Video Guide: Venice, Italy

Highlights: 5 More Things to do in Venice 1) Quality Gelato Instead of looking for a vendor around St. Mark’s Basilica, seek out an artisanal shop. Gelato should be hand-churned using fresh ingredients, so avoid anything that looks to have food color added, or that appears to be whipped—this is likely mass-made. Gelateria Alaska in… Continue reading Video Guide: Venice, Italy

Glamping: 5 Places for Luxury Camping in the UK

By Explorer Linda Haden Commune with Nature in Lavish Settings Camping has long been seen as a dour, economical option for cash-strapped travelling hippies and other liberal types. Soggy sleeping bags, muddy boots and unappetising meals have become the hallmarks of a stereotypical British summer camping holiday, which in this day of modern conveniences (and… Continue reading Glamping: 5 Places for Luxury Camping in the UK

Do London Like a Local Without Blowing your Budget

England’s capital might regularly appear in lists of the most expensive cities in the world, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t plenty of affordable – and free – attractions. Experience London like a local with this savvy budget travel guide to London – proof that you can savour the sights without splashing your savings. Home… Continue reading Do London Like a Local Without Blowing your Budget

Reel Life Sightseeing: London Movie Locations from Harry Potter to James Bond

As one of the most filmed cities in the world, London is known for its recognisable movie locations. Many of today’s blockbusters have featured London’s tourist icons, such as Tower Bridge, Big Ben and those famous red phone booths. For the movie buff in you, here is a sightseeing guide to famous movie locations in London and how to become… Continue reading Reel Life Sightseeing: London Movie Locations from Harry Potter to James Bond

Best Swimming Pools to Cool Off On Your Summer Holidays in Europe

Swim Laps at a Lido: London, UK When the sun’s shining, Londoners pack a picnic and head to one of the city’s old-school outdoor swimming pools – or lidos. In the southeast, there’s Brockwell Park’s Olympic-size pool, where regular evening film screenings are held in the summer months. Up north, the 60-metre Hampstead Heath lido… Continue reading Best Swimming Pools to Cool Off On Your Summer Holidays in Europe

Best cities to travel solo

Calling all single travellers! Looking for your next travel destination? Consider these cities that have everything you need: convenience, safety and lots of worthwhile attractions to enjoy travelling solo. Solo travel offers up a unique experience. It takes the travel experience up to the next level. You’re left to entertain yourself, you need to stay alert and you have to… Continue reading Best cities to travel solo

Revealing the Unseen: Mesmerizing Discoveries from Madrid to Santiago

By Malaysian Explorer & Photographer, Zung  Last spring, a group of 30 of us decided to visit Spain in tribute of my dear friend, Marcos who planned a trip but never got to go. It made the whole visit even much more worthwhile as we came together from all over the world in remembrance of our dear… Continue reading Revealing the Unseen: Mesmerizing Discoveries from Madrid to Santiago

Travel Diaries: Discovering History and Heritage with the Family in Florence, Tuscany

A travelogue by Korakot Ekthanutt, Head of Marketing, Expedia Asia –  Italy holds many beautiful memories for me from my very first budget-cautious visit to the many shopping trips with my girlfriends in Rome. But my trip with my family to Florence, Tuscany, will always hold a special place in my heart.   Old World Charm in… Continue reading Travel Diaries: Discovering History and Heritage with the Family in Florence, Tuscany

7 Great Castle Stays for Christmas in the UK

by Amy McPherson – Want to stay somewhere truly special at Christmas time? Amidst the winter snow, castles in the UK offer the perfect setting. Stay in a castle and feel like royalty during the festive season.   Langley Castle The castle was built in 1350, during the reign of Edward III, and has been… Continue reading 7 Great Castle Stays for Christmas in the UK

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