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2012 has gone in a blink of an eye, hopefully leaving room for a better 2013 – a year full of travel experiences and certainly more daring than the previous one. In the end, that’s all what we (the travelers) want. Of course, we also hope for cheaper flights and free WI-FI everywhere, but that’s another story. In the meantime, let me grant you with some travel ideas and inspiration for an adventurous 2013. Something Old There’s no better manner to encounter the mystery of our world than to make your way to some of the Earth’s earliest settlements. One of these is Ethiopia - the land of coffee, immortal legends, wildlife and awe-inspiring African displays. Experiences can vary from spectacular hikes in the rugged Simiem Mountains (one of the highest...

While summer is ideal for lazy days on the beach and winter for mountains and skiing, autumn is perfect for everything else and with fall travel popularity on the rise these days, obviously everyone has figured it out. Still not sure where to travel this fall? Well, get your inspiration from these five fall travel ideas and make it a blast! Agrotourism in Eastern Europe Very similar to ecotourism and rural tourism, the concept of agrotourism refers to the cultural background of rural life, offering visitors the opportunity to learn about agricultural areas and activities, to observe and participate in the field work alongside real farmers, to stay in traditional farmhouses and to discover the authentic character of each region. Eastern Europe, with its gorgeous...

Autumn is a great time to visit Europe, the days are pleasant and sunny, the harvest season is in full swing, the prices drop dramatically, wine, beer and food festivals are at their best, museums reveal their newest exhibitions and theatres come to life. All in all, whether you’re planning to visit the glamorous west, the chilly north, the cultural east or any other region within the old continent, there will certainly be somewhere an excellent festival, a concert, a cultural event, a music fest or a charming local fair for you to enjoy it. Here is a list of some of the top festivals taking place in Europe this fall: Oktoberfest, Munich For about 200 years millions of people from all over the world take by storm the center of Munich in order to take part in the...

With the melancholic September just around the corner, I think it’s time to collect our summer memories and lock them somewhere in a suitcase in order to make room for others. Although the fall comes with chiller days and gloomier skies, that doesn’t mean we should stay home and watch TV. Autumn is probably the best time of the year to travel the world, to discover new places, satisfy our craving for culture and history or to venture in various sports and outdoor activities. Here are my 10 proposals for fall destinations 2012: 10. Shanghai, China Shanghai lies in eastern China, in the region called the Yangtze River Delta as one of the largest cities in the world and one that never stops evolving. Fabulous skyline, great shopping, delicious food and a...

After a myriad of titles such as Unusual Museums, Bizarre Museums, Quirky Museums or Strange Museums, which in fact have been interesting at one point, but have lost a bit of their sparkle, what would you say about a new idea of labeling the museum? With girls’ getaways as one of the hottest trends in travel, an abundance of bachelorette party spots and plenty of destinations for girls-only vacations filling up the internet lately, why not creating a list with some of the best museums for girls, as well? After all, a stroll at the museum will perfectly complete that irresistible shopping session or that lingered coffee, especially when the museum is about love, fashion, sex or chocolate. So ladies, here are 10 Great Museums to complete your perfect...

Speaking of travel trends, there’s a new tendency dominating the industry lately. After the global obsession regarding “off the beaten path” adventures, it looks like an increasingly number of travelers is interested in culinary destinations, or rather they are focusing more than ever on culinary experiences when they travel. Although Europe with its incredibly rich and fancy cuisines could easily be considered a heaven for culinary spotters, nothing arouses interest for this matter, these days, more than the Caribbean islands. With an abundant culture and a plethora of food festivals, Both Trinidad and Tobago are among the Caribbean’s most versatile culinary destinations, being selected to host many events of this kind, lately. Additionally, each...

This summer, European River Cruises are in high demand especially among experienced tourists in search of new perspectives of exploring Europe’s charming destinations. Tired of never-ending roads and tarnished flights, more and more travelers to Europe choose to explore the place by sailing over its mighty waterways, where practically all the continent’s turbulent history took place long time ago. Rivers such as Rhine, Danube, Seine, Rhone, Douro, Moselle or the Po are offering various itineraries, suitable for any traveler whether the purpose of the trip is cultural or just leisure. Furthermore, with the rise of the demand have come the offers, many lines doubling their capacity in the last few years. Already dreaming about it? Here are a few things you...