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July 29, 2015

Sailmates: How to choose your perfect yacht

You’re counting down the days to the London Boat Show. You find yourself browsing through the classified boat ads whenever you’ve got a free minute. You’ve also spent enough time on the water to realise that yachting (as opposed to powerboating) is most definitely your thing… These are all pretty clear signs that the time’s approaching to invest in your own yacht. But what should be on your mind as you consider your options? How do you avoid ending up with a boat-shaped albatross around your neck? We take a look… Put romance aside and think in terms of practicalities……

June 17, 2015

5 Great Gift Ideas for Guys!

Yes, buying stuff your pops ain’t easy, grandpa? Forget it. But, hopefully you’ve got some more reasonable men in your life that you’ll be in the market to buy a gift for in the near future. If you’re stumped on what to get dat dude, then you’ve come to the right post! Read on for 5 easy gift ideas for guys that are for the most part, painless (for you anyways!) 1. Booze What guy doesn’t like a glass of the good stuff? Whether it be an ice cold beer or a single malt older than you, every dude likes…

May 15, 2015

The City of Light is Fantastic

Paris has budget hotels in every section of the city, so when you plan your dream vacation to The City of Light, you won’t miss a thing. There is so much to see and do in Paris that you don’t want to spend all of your time traveling. You can select a budget hotel that is near the Louvre, the Latin Quarter, or Montmartre depending on your idea of a great time. When you learn more about staying in Paris, you’ll be able to select the right hotel. Select Your Arrondissement Paris has 20 arrondissements that surround the city center…

April 20, 2015

Nearly 30? Here’s how to combat a quarter life crisis

Pushing 25? Maybe you’re a mere few years from the big 3-0. Here at Get a First Life we say don’t sweat it. Instead, your focus should be on combating the chance of the dreaded ‘quarter-life crisis’ by ensuring you tick a few things – namely places – off your bucket list. Always wanted to go to Vegas? Do it. Maybe you’ve vowed to head to New York for a weekend’s sightseeing and shopping, spending all the money you’ve earned this summer in your temp job? Why ever not? While ever you have the time (and more importantly, the disposable…

March 24, 2015

Need a great outdoor experience? Go trekking in Nepal!

Have you ever been trekking in Nepal before? If the answer is no, and if you’re an outdoor person who loves physical challenges, we will give you very compelling reasons to soon pack your rucksack and visit Nepal, the country having the most and the highest mountains in the world. We asked the site Trekbooking.Com, a trekking and climbing portal, about why people are going trekking in Nepal. They gave us the following 3 reasons: Great natural habitat The entire Northern part of Nepal is covered by the Himalayas, the world’s largest mountain range home to 9 of the 10…

March 18, 2015

8 Reasons To Choose Frankfurt For Your First Trip To Europe

Frankfurt Am Main, as the locals call it, is an especially good choice for a first-time traveler planning a trip to Europe. This youthful, thriving city is very accessible in terms of flights and language, and there are a wide range of hotels in Frankfurt to suit every taste and budget. There’s plenty to do and see once you’ve arrived, too. Since it’s more of a business destination than a tourist mecca, Frankfurt is a little more low-key and far less expensive than cities like Berlin, London, or Paris. Here are a few reasons to consider Frankfurt, Germany as your gateway to international…

March 10, 2015

Thirsty? The 5 Best Places to Have a Drink in San Antonio

Sometimes, the best way to get the feel of a city is by relaxing with a drink and people-watching; it’s also a chance to sample some regional cuisine if you’re lucky. It provides a great opportunity to chat with the locals and get recommendations for restaurants, shopping, and things to do and see. If your travels take you to San Antonio, here are the five best places to stop for a drink. The Friendly Spot This open-air bar occupies a converted ice house anchoring the historic King William and Southtown arts districts. It’s a veritable paradise for beer-lovers; the menu…

February 25, 2015

Exploring The Cities of America’s Heartland

While many cities on the east or west coasts garner much of the attention of tourists visiting the United States, its Midwestern centers hold plenty more appeal for those willing to venture inland. Possessing a soulful musical heritage, a melange of culinary offerings that will banish your hunger pangs in the most pleasurable way possible, and soaring skyscrapers that will set your imagination on fire, the cities of America’s heartland might just end being the highlight of your trip to the USA. 1) Chicago, Illinois Known as America’s Second City (though it has slipped to third in the nation behind…

January 30, 2015

Top Things To Know About Visiting Costa Rica

The top things to know about visiting Costa Rica are definitely perfect guidelines especially for those who plan to include the country in their travel itinerary. The majority of the tourist attractions that capture the interest of travellers are the country’s rich showcase of natural splendour such as that of the abundant wildlife, pristine beaches, exciting outdoor activities, scenic landscapes and an amazing culture. With the great fusion of the Caribbean and the Pacific coastal areas, it is no longer surprising why the fine-looking beaches are one of the top things to know about visiting Costa Rica. For the entire…

January 20, 2015

Ready to Hit the Road?: 3 Tips for Living the Digital Nomad Lifestyle

In this day and age, more and more people are living location-independent lifestyles where they are able to conduct business anywhere a decent internet connection exists. All sorts of jobs lend themselves to this life, from freelance writing to web design. No worries about saving up vacation days, quitting jobs to travel for extended periods or sticking to ultra-tight budgets to stretch out a travel nest egg as long as possible. Preparing to Leave If you are like most people, you have accumulated plenty of stuff over the years. If you are serious about being a digital nomad, you want…

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