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Australian Tourism is Hiring: 6 Perfect Jobs, Each with a $100,000* Package [Video]
Tourism Australia is teaming up with industry and State and Territory tourism partners in a new A$4 million campaign targeting the international youth market. At the heart of the campaign is a global competition involving six of Australia’s State and Territory Tourism Organizations – each offering their own unique ‘Best Job in the World’ as […]
Tips & Tricks, Travel Inspired
10 Reasons To Choose Traveling Over Tourism
Travel and tourism usually get mixed up in conversations, but in fact they are two completely different things. In this post we will try to convince you that basically the first rules in comparison to the latter, as we will present 10 reasons why one should chose traveling over tourism. Sure, there are a lot […]
10 Adventure Travel Experiences in the South of Iceland
Iceland has a mind-blowing landscape, which offers plenty of opportunities for exploring. “Europe’s open-air adventure park” is known to push limits and make people rethink their notion of a “comfortable escape”. During our stay in Iceland, we were lucky to experience some unique adventure tours, once-in-a-life-time experiences that brought us closer to respecting this pristine […]
adventure travel, backpacking in Iceland, extreme adventure, glacier, glacier lagoon, Iceland, independent traveling, South of Iceland, travel to Iceland
Guadix Cave Houses in Spain Revive Troglodyte Living
Since Moorish times, half of this city’s population (called by the locals “troglodytes”) live in underground spaces made by human hand. Welcome to Guadix, a town in Europe made up of cave houses carved in tuff rock. Guadix is situated in southern Spain, in the Andalusian province of Granada, on an elevated plateau along the foothills of the […]
cave house, Granada, Guadix cave houses, places to visit in Andalucia, travel to spain, unusual houses, unusual towns
Eiffel Tower Zip Line Reinvents Adventure Travel in Paris [Video]
Before we go on, please hold your horses! Is this really an Eiffel Tower Zip Line? Yes. Can you go on it? Unfortunately, no, unless you are one of the lucky few selected in a ballot online last week, according to The Telegraph. However, if you are in Paris by Sunday, June 11 2017, you […]
Eiffel Tower Zip Line, extreme travelling, France travel, Paris, travel Paris, zip line
Eco-Hosteling with a Smile: Stayokay Vondelpark Amsterdam
Close to the heart of Amsterdam, Vondelpark welcomes you inside through its majestic gates. The song of the birds guides you further on the right, to the Stayokay Hostel. The rooms have a chic, minimalist design, ready to adore. Your alarm clock has no use since the birds make sure to play their best symphonies […]
Amsterdam hostel, budget traveling, eco-friendly accommodation, Holland, hostel review, the Netherlands, travel hostel, youth hostel
First Zero Emission Ship to Travel Western Norway’s Fjords
A new zero-emission passenger vessel is set to offer tourists the chance to experience Western Norway’s spectacular fjords as never before. Launching in April 2018, The Future of the Fjords is silent running, all-electric and emission free ship. It promises to transport passengers not just through a pristine, UNESCO World Heritage listed habitat, but into […]
First Zero Emission Ship, Fjords, Norwegian Fjords, sustainable tourism, water cruise, Western Norway
Get Paid to Travel for 1 Year in 40 Countries: World Life Experience
World Life Experience is an international event that can best be described as the journey of a lifetime. It is in search of 12 people – 6 women and 6 men, between the ages of 20 and 35 from around the globe to take a 1-year trip to 40 countries on 5 continents. The selected […]
Cliffside Dining: Äscher Cliff Restaurant, Switzerland
Äscher cliff restaurant is nestled between steep-sided valleys and spectacular mountain peaks in Switzerland. This small wooden cabin merges with the rock behind in a perfect architecture balance. #Getting there You can access the restaurant by taking a cable car from Wasserauen-Ebenalp and the hiking for 15 min across the Wildkirchli caves. For the brave, […]
Äscher Cliff Restaurant, cliff restaurant, Switzerland, unique restaurant
Austrian Valley Turns into Underwater Park During Summer
Grüner See (Green Lake) is a beautiful green colored lake situated near Tragoess village, in southeast Austria. The lake is surrounded by the snowed peaks of Hochschwab Mountains and forests that create a place of fantastic beauty, perfect for hiking and mountain adventures. But that is not the only reason why we are sharing this […]
Austrian Alps, green lake, Grüner See, scuba diving, travel to Austria, underwater forrest, underwater park Austria
Five Kid-Friendly Hikes Near Las Vegas [Guest Post]
All around Las Vegas lie areas of breathtaking natural beauty, offering families with young children the easy opportunity to explore unspoiled wilderness without traveling great distances. To compose this list, I tapped the memories of three experts: my children, who spent much of their childhoods hiking Southwestern trails with me. These came up as the […]
French Artist Uses Hyper-Realistic Murals to Revive City Walls
French artist Patrick Commecy and his team of muralists from A.Fresco like to create a totally new perception of reality. They are transforming cold and faded facades around France into remarkable 3D mural paintings full of life and creativity. Commecy is using a technique called trompe-l’œil, through which balconies, windows, walls and tiles become scenes of […]
First Underwater Winery Opens in Croatia
We have a soft spot for one-of-a-kind travel experiences. The first underwater winery recently opened for tourists in Croatia mixes diving with wine tasting. A strange enough merger to draw a lot of attention. The underwater winery is located one hour north of Dubrovnik, in the town of Drače on the Pelješac Peninsula. Travelers who […]
