Posts by Jessie Festa
Berlin Off the Beaten Path
Like the proverbial phoenix rising from the ashes, Berlin keeps adding new feathers to its cap, from ghetto gourmet dinner clubs to romantic cuddle bars that rarely make it into the tourist guidebooks. To lift the veils that shroud these hidden delights, head for these eclectic hotspots where you can rub elbows with the coolest…Read more...
How To Make Friends When Traveling Solo
Having nobody to travel with shouldn’t stop you from visiting the destinations you dream of going to. In fact, meeting others on the road is a lot easier than people think. To help you make friends while traveling solo, use the tips below. Strike Up A Conversation On Public Transport Taking public transportation is a…Read more...
Epicurious South Australia: 10 Tasty Food & Wine Experiences
For travelers looking for an epicurious getaway, South Australia is home to myriad food and wine experiences. From artisanal farm shops to lush wine regions to soft tangy cheeses and fine chocolates, here is your guide to the tasty side of South Australia. Getting There If you fly Qantas Airways, your epicurious experience will begin…Read more...
Why You Should Buy Travel Insurance
When traveling nowadays, it’s not so much a question of if something goes wrong, but rather when it’s going to go wrong. With most of our trips involving a huge amount of different companies, from airlines to handling agents, hotels to taxi firms, it doesn’t take a lot to knock things off schedule, often causing…Read more...
Diving, Culture And Natural Wonders: Top Things To Do In Djibouti, Africa
If you are planning a holiday in the near future, why not try something different and consider Djibouti? This relatively small country lies on the east coast of Africa between Eritrea, Ethiopia and Somalia, and is a huge favorite with divers because its coast provides fantastic access to both the Red Sea and the Indian…Read more...
Confessions Of A Business Class Virgin
“I’ll have the confit duck leg with braised lentils, snow peas an mustard fruits, please,” I say, finally deciding on meat over the strozzapreti pasta with tomato and roasted capsicum. No, I’m not at a 5-star restaurant. I’m flying business class on Qantas on their BOEING 747-400. The stewardess, who is dressed in a classy black…Read more...
Tradition In Okinawa: What Is A Shiisa?
While Okinawa is part of Japan, you’ll find many different traditions as opposed to the mainland. One of these cultural facets is the shiisa. On the islands in Okinawa — which should be on your list of places to visit in Japan — you’ll often see these dramatic lions perched on top of buildings or…Read more...
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