Travel Itineraries
Travel the World 4 Less
Category: Lifestyle
Market Strategy
Most tourists like to meander through marketplaces, if not for the view, for the sale they expect to gain. As an itinerary planner, I often include these venues as places of interest. Those who like to peregrinate the length and breadth of a city…
Train Tripping
Train travel is one of my favorite modes of transportation at home and abroad. I love to hear the chug, chug, chug of the wheels on the track and the occasional whistle blow which reminds me of the old western movies (I bet the…
Everest Or For Ever Rest
Never thought I’d see the day where headlines announce overcrowding of the slopes on Mount Everest. Not in droves, but recent news reports have highlighted an increase in the number of mountain climbers who have undertaken the task to complete the arduous climb. Some…
The Weather Variable
Summer is swiftly approaching and lots of people will take the opportunity to catch the sun’s rays on a destination trip they have been planning for months. Beginning this Memorial Day weekend and continuing through to the Labor Day weekend, we will see travelers…
Itinerary Planning Is For Everyone
Yesterday I learned of the passing of I. M. Pei, a world renowned architect. His more notable works include the Louvre pyramid in Paris, and the John F. Kennedy Library in Massachusetts. The sad news announcement brought back memories of my encounter of working…
Attraction Or Distraction?
Changi International Airport in Singapore is not making it easy for other airports around the world to compete with them for the enviable number one position. Voted the leading airport for seven years running, it is by far the most prestigious and exciting airport to…
Because You Follow
Besides itinerary planning, there are a few other reasons why I started this travel website and blog. One of the main reasons why I continue to share from week to week is because YOU follow. Last week I reached 1000+ followers and I want…
Lessons From The Ashes Of Notre Dame
Nothing lasts for ever. That uncompromising truth was evident as the world witnessed the burning of the famed and renowned Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, France on Monday, April 15. Watching the televised blaze engulf a national landmark, brought anguish, pain and disbelief to…
Information Ready
It is the fourth month of the year and spring-break activities may be on the lips of every student. One such activity may be a carefully crafted travel plan. Groups of exuberant, vivacious travelers will engage in fun and frolic in an attempt to…
Uptick in Female Solo Travel
Solo travel among women has risen dramatically according to an article in Forbes. Is it a cause for concern? Probably not. Though the article primarily addresses the top 20 places women are traveling to, one cannot help but ponder the issue of personal safety…
