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Common Health Issues While Traveling
The current Covid-19 pandemic has affected worldwide travel for several months due to multiple lockdowns in different countries. But with the arrival of new vaccines to fight off the virus, it is expected that people will again start to make travel plans and resume making vacation plans and trips. But this time, travelers may become
Safe Travel Amidst A Pandemic
The Covi-19 pandemic has caused leisure travel anywhere in the world to be put on hold this year. But as the hope of getting a vaccine gets closer, more and more people are hoping to go on traveling again. But this time, there might be certain changes to expect due to what may be considered
Useful Tips For Solo Travelers
Going on trips on your own can be scary and exciting at the same time. It all depends on how you prepared for your trip as well as how you choose the destination. With your primary objective to experience and see new things, traveling alone can give you the freedom not afforded to those who travel in
Useful Travel Tips For The Novice Traveler
Traveling can be a very exciting experience. It can be a once in a lifetime of adventure filled with unforgettable moments and memories. But it all depends on how prepared you are for the journey ahead. For first time travelers, that first trip can be quite hectic and stressful in terms of planning and preparation.
The Russian Town of Barentsburg Norway
Posted by Ardent Editor on April 15th, 2009
Although the Arctic archipelago of Svalbard is administered by the Norwegian government, an international treaty declared that any other country has absolute equality in exploiting the area’s mineral resources. Russia has taken this opportunity and has established a settlement in the 1930s.
Nowadays, Barentsburg is the second largest town in Svalbard with about 400 inhabitants who are almost entir
Longyearbyen, Norway
Posted by Ardent Editor on April 15th, 2009
Who would have thought that a settlement of coal miners in the Arctic can be a base of tourism? Longyearbyen, the "only" town in the archipelago of Svalbard, still bears its coal-mining roots. Although large-scale coal mines have long been gone, the roadsides and mountainsides are still littered with mines and their equipment. However, tourism is slowly becoming the town’s main sou
Svalbard, Norway: The World’s Northernmost Tourist Haven
Posted by Ardent Editor on April 15th, 2009
If you are one of those rare travelers who are willing to go to the edges of the earth just to discover places that few tourists have dared to trek, consider traveling north…way north. At the northernmost tip of Europe is a collection of islands (technically) governed by Norway where one can experience life in the Arctic.
Svalbard is one of the most spectacular places imaginable, having a bit of access
Budget Day Trips in Puerto Rico
Posted by Ardent Editor on April 14th, 2009
For a steamy Caribbean island with first-rate beaches and facilities, it seems that Puerto Rico is not the ideal holiday getaway for travelers tight on budget. But surprisingly, this island can be very affordable for savvy travelers who are looking for an exotic destination. You can find great bargains and many deals and incentives tailor-made for budget visitors.
If you’re visiting Puerto Rico for more than
Security Mandates in Airports
Posted by Ardent Editor on April 8th, 2009
Since the 9/ 11 Attacks, air travel has never been the same again, and it is most likely to stay that way for a very long time. Security has tightened further and more check-ins are being conducted, sometimes to the point of being ridiculous. Here are what you should know about the security mandates in airports across United States.
Security is inconsistent across the country
Although all airports in t
Savings Money on Business Trips
Posted by Ardent Editor on April 8th, 2009
The economic crunch has dampened the spirits of every American. However, that does not mean you do not deserve to have a well-deserved break and go on traveling to your favorite vacation spots. You can have the vacation you have wanted for the whole year without having to spend so much money. Here are some suggestions for the travel-savvy businesspeople.
Have a layover
When traveling across the country, plan
Popular Hiking Destinations in Ireland
Posted by Ardent Editor on April 8th, 2009
Ireland is one of the more hiking destinations in the world. It is gifted with colorful wildlife, rugged coastline, majestic mountains, and charming villages, not to mention rich history and the Irish hospitality. Its wide range of terrain – from forest tracks and coastal paths to mountain passes – offer hikers from all over the world an experience of a lifetime. Here are some popular hiking areas in Ir
Lord Howe Island: A Timeless Paradise
Posted by Ardent Editor on April 1st, 2009
Lord Howe Island holds the distinction of being the most beautiful island in the Pacific. Less than two hours by plane from Sydney or Brisbane, it is an island of pristine sand beaches, crystal clear water, and the southernmost coral reef in the world. It also boasts natural forests that are home to a variety of animals, some of them listed as endangered species. Here are some of the many activities you must do in
Columbus, Georgia: What Progress Has Preserved
Posted by Ardent Editor on March 30th, 2009
The river town of Columbus, Georgia, is not just proud that it is the home of the Coca-Cola formula and the largest producer of denim in the United States. Columbus also prides itself of preserving traditions all while creating a better future for all of its residents.
Conveniently located where five of Georgia’s major highways intersect, Columbus is the state’s third largest city, measuring over
Cherry Blossom Viewing in Japan
Posted by Ardent Editor on March 24th, 2009
If you are spending your holidays in April, Japan is a great choice as the much-awaited cherry blossom viewing season is at its peak. Cherry blossom festivals in Japan are a feast for the senses. Here you will get to experience exquisite tea ceremonies, watch traditional Japanese dance or music performance, and sample delicious Japanese foods while viewing the delicate white and pink blossoms. It is the time of the
