Hints and Tips – Page 8 – The Travel Masters

December 7, 2012December 12, 2012

How to do and what must contain in the suitcase 10?

This time we suggest you get the ‘perfect suitcase’ for your travels. Whether holidays, breaks or just a business trip, there are certain things that should never miss in a suitcase. Take paper and pen, we travel with the perfect suitcase under our arm.

Divide and conquer: Since the airlines were demanding with the topic of space, in all the low cost you have to pay by invoice. Are the prices? Expensive. This is why it is best to for short trips always have prepared a suitcase that you can carry in cabin (remember that the standard size is 55x40x20 for most companies).

It is important to always have a ‘hand’ suitcase and a bag, large closet, bowling type, you can take with you and serve you as an extension of the suitcase (useful for books, iPad, pashmina …). Eye on Easy Jet only let you take one piece, so to enter the plane will have to get your bag into the suitcase. Continue reading “How to do and what must contain in the suitcase 10?”

November 23, 2012November 21, 2013

How to manage jetlag

Did this year you take a hiring of vacancies at the end of the world and are you a little afraid not to support the jetlag? No problem! Follow these tips and you come home from your vacation fresh and in good shape, without suffering from jet lag.

A well regulated body
Our body is set to our internal clock with day/night cycle especially rhythm. If you have booked a holiday in Beijing, Sydney and in the French West Indies, certainly you have this gap, also known as jet lag. Continue reading “How to manage jetlag”

November 9, 2012November 23, 2013

Tips to Hire a Cab on a Vacation

You go on a vacation to an altogether different country with different native language and different currency. While you have a great time enjoying this break from your daily work schedule, there are a few issues that you have to deal with.

One such issue is hiring a cab while you are on a vacation. While you can hire any cab when budget is not an issue, but when it is, you need to research a bit before hiring one. However, there are a few tips that can come quite handy in doing so and can help you hire a cab at reasonable prices in a foreign country. Continue reading “Tips to Hire a Cab on a Vacation”

October 20, 2012May 8, 2017

Well organize your departure on holiday

For successful holiday must begin by organizing your departure!

Luggage
Hang a visible list by all family: each will supplement it as one goes along. Put heavy items at the bottom of the bag and roll clothing it take up less space. Fill the shoes with the socks and put it in plastic bags. Keep what you need when arriving in a separate hand bag. Don’t forget chargers and your paper you have previously copied and entrusted to a close.

At home
Organize your holiday; it is also to make contact with a neighbor (to load of contrast) so that he comes to raise the mail. This will prevent the overflow flyers and report your absence. Continue reading “Well organize your departure on holiday”

September 28, 2012September 28, 2013

Sports Travel Insurance – Do You Need it?

Many people assume that travel insurance policies come in a generic one size fits all package and fail to read into the small print until it’s too late. If you are traveling abroad with the intention of spending time participating in activities such as scuba diving or water skiing, if you have an accident whist participating in these activities you may be shocked to discover that the standard insurance package that you bought will not cover your involvement in them at all.

It makes no difference whether you are a professional sportsman or just a willing amateur, they are looked on as being a situation is which you are putting yourself at risk and therefore the standard package has these activities excluded from the list of things that it will cover, leaving you with the prospect of facing expensive medical bills should something go wrong. Continue reading “Sports Travel Insurance – Do You Need it?”

September 23, 2012September 28, 2013

Having the Vacation of a Lifetime… With your Children

Many of us with young children may look longingly at the travel deals to exotic or interesting locations, but the thought of traveling with children can be daunting to say the least. It’s very tempting to put off that much-needed vacation until the children are older or even have left home and it’s just the two of you again.

Yes, You Can!
Although it may take a little extra planning, traveling with small or young children can be a rich and wonderful experience for all of you. Even if your children are too young to fully appreciate the experience, they will notice your “vacation mood” and become as excited as you become by the experience. The experience of holidaying with family will be part of their bank of childhood memories and for school aged children especially, can be an important educational experience. Continue reading “Having the Vacation of a Lifetime… With your Children”

September 15, 2012September 20, 2013

Oriental Spa and Massage Treatments to Choose From

Among the many things you need to choose when booking a spa break or an extensive spa holiday is the kind of treatments you want to enjoy.

There are literally hundreds of different treatments available, but in this part we are going to take a closer look at some of the more oriental massage treatments you can choose to enjoy.

Chinese healing massage is perhaps one of the most popular Asian spa treatments available today. It combines soft massage treatments with deep-tissue stimulations to achieve great effects and produce a wide range of benefits. The treatment is also designed to be fully relaxing and psychologically healing. Continue reading “Oriental Spa and Massage Treatments to Choose From”

September 8, 2012October 29, 2018

What to Pack For a Relaxing, Enjoyable Vacation

Are you going away to an exciting and relaxing vacation? One of the most stressful parts of a vacation is packing and knowing what to bring, especially if you booked a last minute travel deal or an all inclusive vacation. Here’s what you need to pack for a relaxing, enjoyable vacation:

Clothes:
The most important thing to bring on vacation are clothes. Make sure you pack for the weather and do not bring anything too heavy. For tropical vacations, bring swim suits and flip flops along with a beach tote. Lightweight clothing such as shorts and dresses are great because you’ll be able to feel comfortable during your vacation. If you’re going to be going out to dinners, bring a few nice dresses. But always remember to not over pack! Continue reading “What to Pack For a Relaxing, Enjoyable Vacation”

September 1, 2012September 1, 2012

The World is a book, and those who do not travel read only a page

Traveling is considered as one important schedule in the world. Traveling enables people to experience the varying culture and traditions of different regions. It helps one to open with the customs of different places and adopt with their environment. Without travel, somewhere life seems incomplete. Traveling is one such essential adventure in the world which should not be missed by anyone.

What if you don’t travel anywhere and just get busy in your schedules for your lifetime? Don’t you think that somewhere you are missing the big part in your life? Living far away from the other facts and beauty of the world? The life becomes boring and shuttle with no excitement. The world is filled with so many surprises, facts, adventure; motivating views, breathe taking statues and many more. And the only thing that helps in getting involved with these is traveling. Continue reading “The World is a book, and those who do not travel read only a page”

August 1, 2012November 1, 2012

The Darwin festival in Australia: August 9 to 26

Darwin in Australia, not only the gateway to a vast and still untouched, territory (sometimes close and accessible, as in the case of Litchfield Park and the Kakadu Park), but also the dynamic capital of a state, the Northern Territory, in rapid economic development, which attracts the young “professionals” from around Australia. And young people, after working hours, they want to have fun.

And in August, there is more opportunity for fun, thanks to the Darwin Festival 2012, held August 9 to 26. Art exhibitions, cabaret, theater, music and dancing, certainly to make live and vibrate the city, but also as a form of integration for the natives. A festival that has been consolidating and expanding over the years, so that this year will be in two. Two are in fact the poles of attractions for all events; the Festival Park, where you will find the remains of the old town hall and George’s Green, behind Mindil Beach, the most popular beach in Darwin. Continue reading “The Darwin festival in Australia: August 9 to 26”