Notes On Responsible Tourism And Inca Trail Porters
“But I already paid $600 for the tour. Now I have to give more money? I don’t have it.” “Can I maybe give $20 instead? I know they suggested more, but I think this is fine.” “I already paid $70 for the porter services. Tipping is optional.” These were the types of statements coming from…Read more...
Top 5 Noisiest And Quietest Cities In The USA
Looking for a quiet vacation somewhere in the United States? Or are you looking to move out of the big city into a calm area? The constant hustle and bustle of noisy areas can actually impact your health, physically and emotionally, by influencing your blood pressure, heart rate, sleeping patterns, hearing and overall mood. It…Read more...
Mastering The Art Of Solo Travel
Want to master the art of solo travel? This guide has all the answers you need to stay safe and sane and have an enriching trip.Read more...
Is Iran Safe? Here’s What You Need To Know
Is Iran safe? It’s a common question, especially from Americans. Find out everything you need to know to have an amazing and safe time in this country. Read more...
Solo Travel, Local Culture And Going Beyond The Guidebook In St. Petersburg, Russia
Looking to travel to St. Petersburg? Russia expert and editor of Life in Russia, Lindsay Comer, shares her knowledge of the country with advice and recommendations on how to travel on a budget, immerse yourself in local culture and go beyond the guidebook through this fascinating destination. 1. For those wanting to have a St.…Read more...
The World On A Shoestring: Your Ultimate Guide To Traveling Long-Term On The Cheap
“If I win the lottery, I will travel the world” is a common thought. Many dream of traveling but put it off as they don’t think they have enough money. The truth is, if you really have the will to travel, at least when living in the developed world, there is always a way. With…Read more...
Having A Shabushabu Experience In Gion, Kyoto, Japan
One of the most interesting restaurants I ate at during my trip to Kyoto, Japan, was at Gion Gyuzen (323 Gionmachikitagawa, Higashiyamaku) and partaking in some traditional shabushabu. Upon entering the restaurant I was asked to remove my shoes and was escorted to a private room with sliding doors and a low table adorned with…Read more...
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