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What do you think of when you hear “US road trip”? It’s probably something like the iconic Route 66, or…
The pristine coastline of the Bulgarian Black Sea is dotted with beaches that vary in size, ambiance and location. Some…
Let’s start off by congratulating you. By reading this article, you’ve realised that driving abroad is not just a case…
Typically, when we think of a treehouse, we picture the simple wooden buildings we built in our backyards as children.…
Letting your child go loose into the big wide world can be scary for many parents, but giving your child…
Do you dislike the difficulty and worry that accompany commercial flights? Do you want to take a luxurious trip without…
If you’re a Disney enthusiast, you are likely familiar with the famous Disney Annual Pass. The ticket offers early access…
A Maldives trip might sound expensive when your budget is low. A tour to Maldives can cost you around Rs.…
Dubai, a world-famous city in the United Arab Emirates (U.A.E), is known for its vibrant nightlife and premium lifestyle. The…
Planning a trip for the whole family, including grandparents? This involves finding a great spot that offers accommodations, activities, and…
There’s no way to sugarcoat the fact that life is stressful and sometimes chaotic. From dealing with work stress to…
Unleash the most amazing and stunning tourist destinations in Bahrain which capture the attention of visitors. Almosafer Bahrain provides wondrous…
About Travel
Two kinds of travel writing sit here, and the practical kind is the stronger.
The first is planning, weighted toward India: when Kerala is actually worth visiting rather than when it is cheapest, weekends reachable from Mumbai, and first-time guides to places like Australia where the practicalities catch people out.
The second, and more unusual, is passenger rights. What you are owed when a flight is delayed and how to handle a cancellation are the kind of thing most travel sites skip because it is not aspirational. They are among the most useful pages here, because they are read at an airport by someone who needs an answer in the next ten minutes.
The tone avoids the bucket-list register. Destinations are described in terms of season, cost and effort, and the section is comfortable saying a place is not worth the journey at a particular time of year.