Planning a quick trip to Cameroon? All you need are 48 hours. You can experience some of the best Cameroon tourist spots! Here’s how Kach spent two unforgettable days. She explored both the bustling capital and the hidden gems nearby. Kach visited plenty of places in Africa. Her experiences in all of them are amazing! […]
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We’ve heard the rumours, and maybe you have too: that the food in Cuba is bland and uninspired. For years, travellers who never left their all-inclusive resorts came home with stories of boring buffets. We’re here to tell you that could not be further from the truth. That all changed for us when we decided
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This is a guest post by Raimee Iacofano from Raimeetravel. Growing up in Michigan, Ludington was THE place to be. Every summer, my family would pack up the car, blast some classic rock (think Tom Petty, Fleetwood Mac, and the occasional Lynyrd Skynyrd singalong), and head west for beach days, lighthouse climbs, and the BEST
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Layover in Manila without the stress of city traffic or overpriced airport hotels? Staying at an Airbnb near Manila Airport is your smartest option! One of the best-kept secrets for travelers is Resorts World Bayshore Manila. It’s a new residential community in Parañaque within Entertainment City Manila, a large-scale entertainment complex. If you’re also planning
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We have eaten our way across France, from the bustling bistros of Paris to tiny, family-run auberges in the countryside, and we’ve learned one simple truth: French cuisine is more than just food. It’s a language of its own, a way of life woven into the fabric of every village, city, and home. It’s the
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Spending 48 hours travelling to Equatorial Guinea was an adventure full of discovery. It was also filled with surprises. This small country on the west coast of Central Africa is full of natural beauty. It also has a rich culture. Equatorial Guinea isn’t just for tourists. It’s also a fascinating destination for remote workers working
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If you’re planning a trip to Iceland, you’ll quickly discover the country’s food scene is as unique as its landscapes. At least that is what we found. From cosy bowls of fish stew after a day in the Westfjords to lobster pizza in a South Coast fishing village, eating here is an adventure in itself.
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The Delsey Chatelet Air 2.0 is, without a doubt, the flagship of the Delsey line, and my testing confirmed it’s worthy of the title. From the moment I unboxed it, the quality was apparent. The 100% polycarbonate shell feels robust, and the faux-leather accents and reinforced corners give it a timeless, vintage look that stands
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Ruin bars are all the rage in Budapest and have been around since the founding of Szimpla Kert, the mecca of all ruin bars, in 2002. These bars are built in Budapest’s old District VII neighborhood (the old Jewish quarter) in the ruins of abandoned buildings, stores, or lots. This neighborhood was left to decay
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English grammar troubles? How to master English language is one of the most important skills for anyone who wants to be a fluent speaker. English is used in airports, hotels, and tourist spots. It opens doors to jobs, friendships, and travel opportunities. For Filipino digital nomads and OFWs, strong English skills mean you can work
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