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Adventure Travel 

7 Useful Tips for Planning Your Dream Vacation

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2021 is just around the corner, and after the past year we’ve all just had with a worldwide pandemic, many of us are itching to travel — even if it’s within our own country. If planning your dream vacation seems like an overwhelming task, this is understandable. It’s been a while since anyone planned a vacation of any kind! If you’re looking for a little help, advice, or a much-needed refresher on how to plan the ultimate getaway, this blog is for you. A Refresher on How to Plan Your…

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Adventure Travel 

Holistica – A New Partnership

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With thousands of cruise visitors descending on ecologically sensitive places like Venice and Dubrovnik, the cruise industry has come under fire for “over-tourism” which has left local communities struggling to manage the crowds and minimize the negative impact while continuing to support the many positive contributions the industry brings. With the order book at 124 in the next 10 years, and growing, it’s a challenge the entire industry is facing in some of the most popular cruise ports in the world. Enter Holistica, a 50-50 partnership created by Royal Caribbean…

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Adventure Travel 

Packing Tips for a Weekend Trip with the Family

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A family vacation over the weekend is exciting and something to look forward to. The children are especially eager to get started days before the planned trip. Parents look forward to the special bonding time where work is put on the shelf, and the family is the main focus. It can also be an added attraction to find large houses to rent, so you have a comfortable place to stay away from home. The most challenging part is the preparation that goes into the vacation. Packing can be overwhelming when…

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Travel 

Celebrity Sunglasses Spotter – Michelle Obama & Kate Bosworth

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There is something about Michelle Obama that made her a standout First Lady. Aside from her wit and humour, her fashion style is also something that women from all across the world, look up to. When it comes to dresses, Mrs. Obama goes for simple, comfy, yet elegant pieces. Her everyday style at the White House is made of a nice-fitting sleeveless and knee-length dress worn with a pair of pumps or stilettos. She loves to keep it classic like Audrey Hepburn – safe but still sophisticated. But during special…

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Luxury Cruising 

A once in a lifetime experience in Myanmar

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For many people Myanmar is a place on the top of their bucket list when it comes to travelling. When hearing about Myanmar a lot would say that is a boring place because it is surrounded by temples and ancient pagodas which are now the UNESCO territory, but fortunately, this is not just it. The magic of Myanmar can be seen in the amazing views of it which have over 20 floating balloons in the air at the same time. As it was said before, there exist a lot of…

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Travel For Business 

Safe Limo Services in USA? Yes, if you Choose Twelve Transfers!

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The global pandemic made us all more aware of the risks out there when it comes to travelling. Whether you do it by air, by train, cruise or vehicle, safety measures are now more important than ever in order to avoid these risks – especially because research says they are ideal for spreading the virus. But what is the private limo service industry doing to protect the clients that choose them? We can’t talk for all, but we can tell you what Twelve Transfers is doing. First and foremost, we…

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Budget Travel 

An Interesting Way of Traveling in Desert of Dubai

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Desert Safari is an all new type of holiday that will take you on a trip to the desert safari. Here, you are taken on a journey by safari vehicles that have been hired for the occasion. This may sound a bit odd but this kind of holiday does have a distinct advantage over other types of safaris. The cars that are available for hire are expensive and this is why the cost of the holiday is high. This does not apply to all companies but many of them have…

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Travel Planning 

Take a gap year and travel around the world

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When you simply need to step out of your comfort zone and want to get rid of the boredom of daily life routine, it’s time to experience something actually new and exciting. It is the time to make moments that can last with you for the rest of your life. Your gap year is the time to live life differently with a little courage of being bold and free of every limitation and restrictions around you; it’s the time to explore the world. This traveling gap will not only change…

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Adventure Travel 

Unique Museums You Could Find in US

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Whenever the word museum is mentioned, many people instantly think of an old building full of all kinds of art objects and historical artifacts. However, not all museums are just about arts as there are several museums whose contents everyone will find really interesting. This piece is going to focus on the unique museums that can be found in the United States. SPAM Museum Located in Austin, Minnesota, this special and weird museum is a place where all about the famous meat cube brand is collected. For Spam fans who…

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Travel and Leisure 

Travelers with multiple passport & ESTA

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Travelers find US travel authorization requirements difficult withholding a single passport, but how about is someone has multiple passports or dual citizenship??? What could be the ESTA USA visa waiver requirements in these above-mentioned circumstances? Before moving further it is essential to understand the difference between a visa and a visa waiver. Visa & Visa Waiver: A proper US visa requires completion of a DS-160 form and an interview at the US consulate or embassy for an interview regarding travel purpose to the United States and previous travel history. Plus,…

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