Tourism on the Edge is a travel blog that explores the many sides of passionate traveling.
Don’t take any desert hike lightly: you may have to negotiate tough and unforgiving terrains, dangerous plants and reptiles, and the extreme isolation in the energy-sapping heat of the desert. To the untrained eye the desert may seem nothing more than a vast piece of land covered in sand. However,…
“Dogs are our link to paradise. They don’t know evil or jealousy or discontent. To sit with a dog on a hillside on a…
Hats off to James Asquith, officially the youngest person who visited every country on the Globe. It took James five years and £125,000 to…
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.…
How is it that we’ve become to know our way around the absurd, hectic and outrageously diverse urban jungle, yet when it comes to…
Having resided in Spain for ten months now, I feel I know fairly well what I can expect from the country’s cities and villages.…
Because “Tourism on the Edge” strives to come up with information that is both practical and thrilling, for today we’ve decided to concentrate on…
“Be gentle with that cat”, the camping lady told us, “He is 21!” “Does everybody in Hallstatt live this long?”, I asked, fully anticipating…
Plitvice Lakes National Park is one of the most talked about places in Croatia, an European country with a lot of amazing landscapes and…
