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Tan France shares his 3 tips for dressing well on your European vacation - insider.com - France
insider.com
15.08.2023 / 18:13

Tan France shares his 3 tips for dressing well on your European vacation

Tan France has become famous for his impeccable fashion sense. So who better to trust when it comes to packing for a European vacation? 

7 best day trips from Paris: add a new dimension to your city break - lonelyplanet.com - France - city Paris - Japan
lonelyplanet.com
15.08.2023 / 18:13

7 best day trips from Paris: add a new dimension to your city break

Paris' wealth of architectural icons, monumental museums and unmissable dining experiences makes it difficult for visitors to contemplate straying beyond the city limits. Yet on Paris’ doorstep are magnificent châteaux, exquisite gardens, medieval cathedrals, and rambling forests, which can add a new dimension to a holiday in the French capital.

Getting around Vietnam is easy whatever your budget - lonelyplanet.com - China - Vietnam - city Ho Chi Minh City - Laos - city Beijing - Cambodia - city Phnom Penh
lonelyplanet.com
06.08.2023 / 14:29

Getting around Vietnam is easy whatever your budget

Wrapped around the east coast of mainland Southeast Asia like a mythical Naga serpent, Vietnam naturally lends itself to overland travel. Its two biggest cities – Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC) – are divided by 1100km of rice paddies, tropical jungles, historic townships, wartime relics, national parks and sandy beaches, and most people plot an itinerary that takes in both of these lively hubs.

Traveling to Europe this summer? Airline strikes could impact your trip — here's what to do if your flight is affected - insider.com - Spain - Eu - France - Italy - Britain
insider.com
03.08.2023 / 18:23

Traveling to Europe this summer? Airline strikes could impact your trip — here's what to do if your flight is affected

Chaotic schedules, safety issues, and lack of negotiation are a few reasons why aviation unions across Europe are striking. 

8 Tips for Getting Cheap Train Tickets Throughout Europe - cntraveler.com - Spain - Germany - Norway - France - Italy - Britain
cntraveler.com
02.08.2023 / 19:47

8 Tips for Getting Cheap Train Tickets Throughout Europe

Train travel is undoubtedly the most romantic way to explore Europe. You can sit back and soak up the continent’s most beautiful sights as they zip past, from the towering snow-cloaked mountains of Germany and the glittering fjords of Norway to the sparkling coasts of Italy and vine-carpeted fields of France. Plus, there are few greater feelings than getting from country to country in the knowledge that you are traveling more sustainably and minimizing carbon footprints. But sadly, the evolution of budget airlines has meant that aviation has become a more affordable (and at times faster) alternative for travelers. Below, we look at the ultimate travel hacks for finding cheap train tickets across Europe this summer so you can embrace slow travel – with expert advice from some of the world’s top train travel experts.

Conde Nast Readers’ 20 Favorite Airlines. Are They Yours? - smartertravel.com - Switzerland - Australia - New Zealand - state Mississippi - Mexico - state Alaska - Turkey - county Florence - Singapore - city Singapore - Qatar - North Korea - Thailand - county Pacific - county Atlantic - county Porter
smartertravel.com
27.07.2023 / 18:29

Conde Nast Readers’ 20 Favorite Airlines. Are They Yours?

Conde Nast Traveler gets a lot of mileage out of its annual Readers’ Choice Awards, slicing and dicing feedback from 300,000 travelers into a dizzying array of categories, sub-categories, and sub-sub-categories. Not only is there a ranking of the best cities in the world, there’s also the best small cities in the U.S. The world’s best hotels, sure. But also the top 10 hotels in Europe, and in Northern Asia, and in Eastern Mexico, and in Florence.

Where to Get the Most Bang for Your Buck Abroad - smartertravel.com - Spain - Germany - Croatia - France - Greece - Italy - Japan - Britain - Usa - China - Mexico - Canada - Singapore - city Singapore - Ukraine - Thailand - Malaysia
smartertravel.com
27.07.2023 / 18:27

Where to Get the Most Bang for Your Buck Abroad

Travel website, Trippy, has put together an awesome infographic showing prices for food, beer, taxis, and hotels in the most and least expensive countries. And the best part is that it updates daily, so you can see the average price of something when you’re planning a trip or once you’re in the destination.

Fly-All-You-Want Norway Air Pass Returns for Summer - smartertravel.com - Norway - France - state Alaska - city Aberdeen
smartertravel.com
27.07.2023 / 18:12

Fly-All-You-Want Norway Air Pass Returns for Summer

Ever wish you could buy a rail pass for the skies? This summer, Norwegian regional airline Wideroe is once again offering a seasonal fly-all-you-want Norway air pass covering all of its routes. The airline flies a relatively dense route system throughout Norway, plus flights to/from Aberdeen, Goteborg, and Kobenhavn.

The Solo Trip: Explore at Your Own Pace - nytimes.com - Spain - Los Angeles - Australia - Israel - Usa - state Florida - state Alaska - Peru - Thailand - city Anchorage - city Orlando, state Florida - county Love
nytimes.com
26.07.2023 / 10:11

The Solo Trip: Explore at Your Own Pace

Solo travel has the power to transform: Think of the memoirs “Eat Pray Love” or “Wild.” But you don’t have to circumnavigate the globe or hike 1,100 miles to see why some people choose to go it alone. The freedom to explore at your own pace, open to connecting with people you meet along the way, can feel as intoxicating as a tropical breeze. But solo travel can be daunting, too, especially when problems arise. And of course, solo travelers need to keep certain safety considerations in mind.

I spent a week traveling through Switzerland in a camper van. It was a great way to explore Europe for cheap — but I wouldn't recommend it to everyone. - insider.com - France - Switzerland
insider.com
26.07.2023 / 09:48

I spent a week traveling through Switzerland in a camper van. It was a great way to explore Europe for cheap — but I wouldn't recommend it to everyone.

In the spring of 2022, my aunt and uncle began kicking around the idea of visiting Switzerland after a work trip to France. An avid traveler myself — who at that point hadn't been out of the country since before the pandemic — I happily and unabashedly invited myself along.

These Hanoi Airbnbs Showcase The City's Historic Quarters - matadornetwork.com - France - Vietnam
matadornetwork.com
25.07.2023 / 10:45

These Hanoi Airbnbs Showcase The City's Historic Quarters

Slurping on scalding roadside pho and running your fingers through mountains of silks while incense wafts from sacred pagodas, everything about Hanoi is a sensory experience. In terms of where to stay in Hanoi, the Old Quarter (Hoan Kiem) places you in the midst of markets and street food spots. If you’d rather sleep away from the roar of motorbikes, check out accommodation in Hanoi’s French Quarter or the monument-studded Ba Dinh. North of the bustling center, the tranquil West Lake (Tay Ho) district is the best area to stay in Hanoi long-term. Overflowing with character, these Hanoi Airbnbs immerse you in the Vietnamese capital.

8 Dreamy Things To Do in Tahiti on Your 2023 Tropical Vacation - matadornetwork.com - Los Angeles - France - French Polynesia
matadornetwork.com
25.07.2023 / 10:40

8 Dreamy Things To Do in Tahiti on Your 2023 Tropical Vacation

French Polynesia, often just called “Tahiti,” in reference to its capital island,  is just a speck in the ocean on a world map. The 118 islands and atolls that make up the region are remote from the rest of the world — it’s a seven-hour flight from Los Angeles. The location is perhaps why, historically, Tahitians were some of the world’s best navigators. They sailed between Tahitian islands and nearby neighbors as early as 200 BC in narrow outrigger canoes called va’a.

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