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There are more things than just a plain road trip. Here are the things you must remember when road-tripping in the USA.

If you’re looking for an epic summer road trip, look no further than the USA! This vast country offers something for everyone, from stunning coastal drives to jaw-dropping mountain scenery. But before you hit the open road, there are a few things you need to consider. Here’s our guide to planning a hassle-free road trip in America.

1. What are your must-see destinations on your road trip route?

Planning a road trip can be an exciting endeavor, but it’s important to consider a few things before hitting the open road. First, you’ll need to decide on your route. This will help you determine how long your trip will take and what kind of vehicle you’ll need. 

When considering visiting the Dominican Republic, you need to know when the weather will be best for your travels, and you should know of any events or seasonal attractions to plan your trip around.

You’ll also need to know the Dominican Republic entry requirements for Americans.

Want to plan your trip to the Dominican Republic? Keep reading. This guide will discuss the best period to visit the Dominican Republic and the entry requirements to aid your planning.

Which Time of Year Should You Visit the Dominican Republic?

The Dominican Republic has a tropical climate. Many countries with tropical climates suffer seasonal rainfalls, sometimes known as monsoon seasons. The rainy seasons have their fair share of temperate and sunny days, and the dry seasons still have rain.

But, when planning your trip, it’s best to choose your travel month based on the weather, opting

Are you planning your following holidays? Would you like to learn Spanish while visiting a new country? This article will review Buenos Aires as a destination for having great fun and improving your Spanish skills while you are on holiday.

Basic information

Known as “the Paris of Latin America”, Buenos Aires is the capital city of Argentina and a multicultural metropolis. In fact, with a population of 3 million inhabitants, Buenos Aires is considered one of the most diverse cities in the Americas.

Even though Buenos Aires’ population is from immigration from different parts of the world, Spanish and Italian immigration was more influential. Spanish is the official language in the city and all over the country.

Buenos Aires is divided into neighborhoods (known as “barrios”) with different atmospheres and attractions. There are 48 official neighborhoods, among which some are very popular with tourists, such

Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. Most of you would probably think of Dubai as THE place to go in the Middle East, and that’s for a reason. But the actual capital city of the United Arab Emirates is Abu Dhabi, located just a 90-minute drive along the coast from Dubai, and there are heaps to be discovered there as well.

We suggest that those tourists who are staying in Dubai should book Dubai to Abu Dhabi tour from local tour operators to travel conveniently and discover Abu Dhabi attractions with ease and no hassle. And if you want to visit Abu Dhabi on your own or stay in Abu Dhabi, you can opt to hire a car or rent a taxi and enjoy the tour yourself

Internationally, Abu Dhabi is most famous for its impressive mosque or the annual final Formula 1 race of

Due to the pandemic, traveling overseas isn’t nearly as easy as it used to be. And while it was glamorous at times, travel blogging was already a lot of hard work. Now it’s much harder.

If you’re looking to start up a travel blog or improve your existing one, now that the world is waking up again, this article will help you avoid some of the most common mistakes.

1. Being too generic

Do you know how many travel bloggers there are in the world? The answer is: everyone with a smartphone and an Instagram account is technically a travel blogger.

That’s great for the destinations hoping to advertise their experiences and resorts, but it means the serious travel blogger needs a unique selling point (USP) to stand out. So, ask yourself: what can I do better than 50% of everyone else? Find your niche

My 1st full-day Santiago Island tour was a great way to start my West African journey in the beautiful country of Cape Verde!

Continuing my journey around the world, I started traveling again after months of taking a break. This time, I’m in West Africa! Just a heads up, applying for an African visa is quite difficult and complicated for Filipinos, but you know me, this won’t stop me!

My country 174th – Cape Verde! Starting my African trip in Cape Verde, I was blown away by the way people treated me! Everything is memorable and I’m gonna share with you all my experiences and why this African country made a special place in my heart.

In my days of stay in Cape Verde, I felt so glad that Bu Country Tours hosted me. I stayed at Casa da Mizi where Mama Maria took care of me, gave me clothes

After doing a full day Santiago Island Tour plus a workshop, I had a second day well spent! I’m still in Santiago in Cape Verde, and this time, I explored the highlights of Cidade Velha, the country’s former capital.

This memorable day was fun and exciting, all thanks to Bu Country Tours and Maria – my guide and my photographer that day! Haha. Guys, she takes good pictures! Alright, without further ado, here’s how I spent my second day in Cidade Velha with Bu Country Tours.

About Cidade Velha

Cidade Velha is a city in Santiago. It’s located on the southern part of the island. Since it is the former capital of Cape Verde, there are a lot of places that can be explored here which I will share with you below. 

Highlights of My Cidade Velha Tour

Cidade Velha – now declared a

Ah! The Gambia! I’m still in Africa, and this time, I visited the Gambia and stayed in one of the best beach resorts in the country – Kololi Beach Resort!

If you’re a new follower/reader, I’m a world traveler that aims to travel the world by using my Philippines Passport. I’m now in West Africa and exploring the Gambia. I’m just a few countries left before I reach my goal. Hopefully, I’d be able to achieve this by next year.

I’m just so glad that Kololi Beach Resort is now a part of this journey and I couldn’t thank them enough for this. I stayed here with my friend, a world traveler as well, Daniel. Below are the details of how our stay went.

Where is Kololi Beach Resort?

Kololi Beach Resort is in a very strategic location which is ideal for me as

Posted: 10/26/22 | October 26th, 2022

With its picturesque canals, iconic gondolas, and winding alleyways, Venice is an incredibly beautiful, magical, and evocative city popular with honeymooners, backpackers, and cruisers alike.

Unfortunately, its romantic beauty also makes it one of the most visited destinations in the world — and also makes it expensive. Everyone wants to spend time exploring the Renaissance palaces and historic town squares while eating endless amounts of gelato, pizza, and pasta.

The Floating City’s popularity can make it a bit difficult to visit on a budget, but luckily there are a growing number of affordable hostels for the backpacker and budget traveler. While they won’t make Venice a dirt-cheap destination, they can help keep your budget intact as you explore this iconic Italian destination.

In this post, I’ll share the best hostels in Venice to help make your trip easier. But before we dive in

Posted: 11/7/22 | November 7th, 2022

As an avid travel hacker, I’m always looking for new ways to earn more points and miles through my everyday spending. As a result, I earn over one million points every year, allowing me to enjoy all kinds of free flights and hotel stays, upgrades, lounge access, elite status, and more.

Travel hacking has saved me thousands and thousands of dollars over the years, and I wouldn’t be able to travel as much without it.

However, there’s traditionally been one huge expense that has always been hard to earn points for: rent.

For years, travel hackers have taken advantage of temporary offers that waive credit card fees or gone through complex procedures to pay their rent so they could get points.

But these maneuvers were all hit or miss and never lasted long. Thousands of potential points continued to be left on the