Panam City downtown view

Photo of the Week: View of Panama City from Ancon Hill

I traveled to Panama in early 2012 and started my trip in Panama City. A sprawling metropolis that looks more like Miami than Miami itself, Panama City is a world class city More »

Pittsburgh Sky Line

Pittsburgh Travel Guide

Gritty, hard-nosed, blue-collar sports fans; The Steel City. Until recently, this was the reputation of the major city in western Pennsylvania, which lays half way in between New York City and Chicago. More »

The Philippines

Photo of the Week: The Chocolate Hills in Bohol, Philippines

One of the last great frontiers on the tourist circuits in South East Asia is The Philippines. Named for King Phillip of Spain, The Philippines are an amazing collision of cultures as More »

Boston Commons on a sunny day.

Boston Travel Guide

When the weather begins to warm up, New England turns into an extremely pleasant and picturesque area to venture to for a long weekend. At the heart of New England lays Boston, More »

Mountains in Pai, Thailand

Photo of the Week: Pai, Thailand!

              If you've checked out our Thailand Travel Guide, you'll see more mention of the south of country where the beaches reign supreme, but the north More »

 

Natural Bristol!

Deer in Avon Valley Wild Life Park
May 20, 2013     No comments
Bristol is a grand city made famous by its rich history as a port and trading hub. It is widely known that in 1837 Bristol born engineer Isambard Kingdom Brunel launched the famous Great Western steamship  that was built in the city’s harbour. But as with many other cities, these famous tales often overshadow things that might otherwise take prominence. For example, as well as being a historic and creative city, Bristol has an array of natural attractions including parks, zoos, aquariums, botanical Read more [...]
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Travel Tip of The Week: Importance of Having a Credit Card for Traveling

restaurant that accepts credit cards in Paris.
May 14, 2013     No comments
While some people might be wary of any type of credit card post the economic crisis a few years ago, having a credit card for traveling is really a necessity this day in age, and something that can offer you financial protection, options for payment and save you money on the road. Read on to see why! 1. So you can rent a car! When you're traveling, and especially abroad, there isn't going to be much holding you accountable to contracts (ya sounds good, right?). You don't live there and can Read more [...]
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Venice Travel Guide

Gondola ride in Venice, Italy
April 24, 2013     No comments
The ‘Floating City’ is one of Europe’s must-visit cities and a trip to Venice can feel like a journey to a different, magical world. The city is made up of 118 little islands and has canals round every corner, making for a truly spectacular sight. Just over 250’000 people live there permanently and you’re perhaps just as likely to meet a tourist in the street as a local. Venice is a fascinating city with architecture, artwork and more and is considered one of the world’s most romantic Read more [...]
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Philadelphia Travel Guide

The Philly Skyline on a sunny day
April 12, 2013     No comments
“The City of Brotherly Love”, the pride and joy of Rocky Balboa, the 5th largest city in the United States, and the heavenly site of my birth, Philadelphia! Philly, as it is more commonly known, is one of the oldest cities in the country and has a  more cool stuff to check out than any long weekend can offer. You've been waiting for it, I've been slacking on it, but now, it’s time. Here’s the Philadelphia Travel Guide! History The first Europeans to stake claim on the Delaware Read more [...]
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