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October 12, 2016

Spread Betting For Income While Traveling

Spread betting is one of the fastest growing investment forms anywhere in the world. It has a unique mixed of fast-paced excitement, earning potential, and digital convenience that makes it attractive to a variety of investors. It is also affordable to begin. Many trusted spread betting brokers like ETX Capital allow users to open accounts with small initial deposits. This doesn’t mean that spread betting earnings are also small, though. In fact, spread betting regularly demonstrates some of the biggest earning percentages in modern investment. This makes it an ideal investment opportunity for travelers – particularly those who make their…

August 29, 2016

Save Those Dollars When Hitting the Road

Taking a vacation or two during the year is something millions of Americans look forward to doing on a yearly basis. That said it can be a little daunting to find those trips where you do not end up breaking the bank. If you are one of those individuals (or families) looking to save money on a trip the remainder of this year or down the road, where will you turn for such opportunities? By working with the right travel company, you can find yourself in a great position to have a fantastic trip, yet still save some money at…

July 15, 2016

The Hanoi Adventure Guide: 5 Hidden Gems off the Beaten Track

The city of Hanoi is a hugely popular tourist spot with a thrumming and exciting atmosphere and a huge amount of sights and attractions for the intrepid traveller to voyage to and explore. It doesn’t matter if you’re coming through the city of Hanoi with your family, with friends or as part of a tour – you won’t be let down with the amount of incredible things to do and experience here. The incredible culture present here has been crafted in many ways by the French and Chinese influences that have played a role in this city’s development over the…

July 8, 2016

5 Vacations You Must Do as a Family

When you ask someone about their travel plans, the majority will have a vacation bucket list that they may or may not get to experience. For some, this may include traveling to exotic parts of the world on their own. For others, it means creating a place where you can spend some quality time with your family. For those looking for the latter, there are plenty of great places that are family friendly, so be sure to check out the following five vacations to do as a family. 1. Disney World Obviously, this makes the list. It doesn’t matter how old…

July 7, 2016

4 Games to Play on a Long Bus Trip

I recently travelled overland through Central America and a regular feature of my travels was some incredibly long bus journeys which ranged from 12 to 18 hours. Whilst these bus journeys were necessary in order to keep costs down they were rarely something that I enjoyed. Most of the busses were well equipped with TV’s and movies playing but they were almost always in Spanish which didn’t help me out too much, it was essential therefore that I planned ahead with putting entertainment on my laptop and mobile phone. To begin with I would just download movies and TV shows…

July 5, 2016

5 Signs You Have a Travel Addiction

Be honest. Do you spend your days dreaming about your next travel escapade or you are the type of person who loves to be spontaneous and go to places you have never been before during weekends? If you answered yes to these questions, then there’s a possibility that you’re a travel addict! Image sourced from Tumblr Here are the 5 signs you have a travel addiction: 1. Day Dreaming Across the Globe Maybe you constantly picture yourself walking down the streets of London, or thought of having a wonderful vacation in Maldives. Daydreams are considered to be one of…

June 28, 2016

Luxury African Safari Holidays: Our Thoughts to get your Wanderlust Going

Hidden destinations in Africa are off the beaten track and have so much to offer for the ultimate African safari experience. If you are planning an African adventure and want to get back to nature, staying in bush style then a luxury African safari is definitely for you. Remote, small intimate tented camps complimented by wide panoramic views and wildlife that surrounds the camp are only one of many highlights you will love. Outside, bucket showers are refreshing after a day’s game viewing and remind us of how valuable a resource water can be. We have decided to showcase three…

June 10, 2016

4 Great Ways to Save Up For Your Travels

So, you’ve made the leap and decided to leave behind the mundanity of day to day life, working for the man and seeing the same faces all the time, it’s time to strap on a back pack and travel. With such a decision comes fears and plenty of them, chief amongst these fears is, as always, money, will you have enough to achieve what you want? To travel where you want? Or to indulge in all of the fantastic activities that you will be presented with on the road? The best advice I can give before you start your travels…

May 26, 2016

How Technology Has Changed Travel

A big thanks to Rick and Alan for publishing this article. Their site is a fantastic travel resource that looks just as much at the why as it does at the how. For incredible insights and truly practical tips, be sure to have a look around and check out this post for some great pointers about staying secure on the road. Technology has become such a big part of our lives that it’s hard to remember a time without it. Now, every modern traveler comes equipped with a smartphone at least, or a whole equipment kit, including laptop, camera and…

May 20, 2016

Digital Nomad: Taking Security Seriously

Let’s get this out of the way up front: Everyone should be taking security seriously. That said, there are some groups that should take it even more so. Some of the reasons for this heightened security awareness are: You deal with more sensitive data You work on less secure networks You are a high-value target You are in a less secure environment Those who consider themselves digital nomads often fall in this category. A digital nomad is a location independent worker. There is no office with their name on the door. And they are just as likely to be using…

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