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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.
Maldives: The Good and Bad
Posted by Ardent Editor on August 7th, 2012
Many travel sites have been suggesting that the Maldives is one of the “in” places to spend a tropical vacation. One travel blogger from BoardingArea.com spends some time in the Maldives after numerous suggestions from readers and she has these to say:
The superficial – “The Maldives… is a bit like most Miss America contestants–absolutely stunning on the outside, though not a wh
Tipping Etiquette Basics
Posted by Ardent Editor on July 26th, 2012
Tipping is usually experienced by most people by dining out in restaurants. But that is just not where tipping is also practiced. For a frequent traveler, tipping is usually involved in almost all manner of activity during a trip. The most important thing is that the traveler knows the right way of tipping. Here are some tipping etiquette basics that most travelers should know.
Tipping On Rides
When you ride a ta
The Essence Of Being A Tour Guide
Posted by Ardent Editor on July 23rd, 2012
For people who are contemplating a different career, going into a route where ones passions reside would be the right direction to go. If it is travel and a passion for history that one’s interests lay, being a tour guide may be a good option to take advantage of such interests in having a fulfilling job. But being a tour guide is something more than just having a love for travel and history. Here are some th
Choosing the Right Scuba Instructor
Posted by Ardent Editor on April 20th, 2012
In your training to become a certified scuba diver, the first–and crucial–step is to choose a good scuba instructor. The local dive shops are often the best places to find them, although storefront dive shops that only rent and sell equipment also have their affiliated instructors and scuba classes.
However, do not take classes right away. You need to ask your prospective instructor about his credenti
Scuba Certification Tips
Posted by Ardent Editor on April 20th, 2012
Scuba diving is one training-intensive hobby. Having a scuba certification card from a reputable scuba association assures the people manning different dive shops that you have been trained to dive safely and responsibly. Dive shops will require you to present your scuba certification card before arranging a chartered diving expedition. It is not just because they are concerned for your safety, but because inexp
Top 5 Camping States in the US
Posted by Ardent Editor on April 18th, 2012
The United States is blessed with acres upon acres of beautiful camping and outdoor destinations. Tourists and residents can choose from a variety of national, state, and regional parks, as well as many wilderness areas and preserves.
Although each state has a unique appeal, readers of About.com were polled and revealed their favorite camping states.
Colorado – The natural beauty, breathtaking landscape, and
Four Wheel Pop-Up Camper, Hawk Model
Posted by Ardent Editor on April 18th, 2012
Camping trailers can be really expensive, but there is an alternative way to camp out on wheels. Pop-up campers, for instance, can be placed on top of pick-up trucks, converting your vehicle into a mobile trailer for a fraction of a price of traditional trailers.
Four Wheel is one of the most popular pop-up camper companies with its variety of sizes and features that are affordable to most mobile campers. The Haw
How to Call Home From Abroad
Posted by Ardent Editor on February 8th, 2012
If you are set for a multi-day vacation spree outside the country, finding a way to call home could be a struggle if you are not prepared. Many countries still do not have widespread Internet access, sometimes even no Internet (or phones) at all.
There are many ways to call loved ones at home while you are out of the country that are not only convenient, but also cost close to free.
Skype – This software can
Avoiding Getting Your Backpack Lost
Posted by Ardent Editor on February 4th, 2012
A traveler’s worst nightmare is to have his luggage lost and there are many ways to lose the baggage and the precious belongings that go with it. Whether it is a bulky luggage or a heavy backpack, keeping an eye on your bags should never waver the whole trip. Your bag could get mishandled or, worse, stolen.
The general rule of thumb is to avoid attraction. Travelers should not appear “rich” in
How to Deal with Border Officers
Posted by Ardent Editor on February 3rd, 2012
The last thing a jolly traveler wants is to be refused entry to his destination. There are a variety of reasons why you would be turned away by an immigation officer or border police. Even a simple miscalculated move of tweeting about “destroying America” before arriving in the US could get you into trouble.
However, you are not alone. Even the most experienced tourists feel a bit apprehensive as the
