Founded in 1867, Minneapolis is split by the Mississippi River, which runs through it making it a popular city for anglers, boaters, and those who like other water activities. But above all, the Mall of America is the most well-known with 520 stores to peruse in over 4.8 million square feet. It even has an […]
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Learn the Local Slang Language Before You Travel
Traveling to a new place allows us to experience different cultures and meet new people. Some of the true gifts of travel is that you can discover new things about yourself, gain a different perspective on your place in the world, and become more aware of how different and diverse people are. Travel can change […]
5 Common Pitfalls to Avoid When Getting Camper Loans Online
Many individuals are on board with the idea of purchasing a recreational vehicle and hitting the road. It used to be only an elderly thing but nowadays, almost everybody embraces the idea. Think about the level of freedom it offers, the convenient lifestyle it gives you, the flexibility and much more. So many people have […]
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How to Travel to California on a Budget
California is one of those destinations that a lot of people dream about traveling to. They come from all around the U.S. and the world, and the state is just so diverse in its offerings. From the Giant Redwood forests of the northern part of the state to the stunningly rugged coastline in the middle […]
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Discovering Diverse Namibia: Where to Go and What to Do
If you’re considering a visit to Namibia, what we can tell you is that you’re going to be blown away, surprised, overwhelmed – in awe at how beautiful, diverse and special this place is. It’s unlike anywhere you have ever been to before, and while this is incredibly exciting, it certainly does make it a […]
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Get to Know Constantia, The Wine-Country in the Heart of Cape Town
Constantia is without a doubt one of the most beautiful part of the Cape. It’s green, perfectly manicured, has the perfect combination of residential feel and lively town, with wine farms, restaurants, galleries, stores and more. What makes it even better, is it’s not too far from the Cape Town CBD – a mere 15 […]
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Stay, Eat, Do: The Hidden Gems of Stellenbosch
Stellenbosch is a real hidden gem and there’s no wonder why locals and tourists are drawn to this quaint town, a mere 45 minutes drive from the centre of Cape Town. It’s bursting with experience, both culinary, culturally, in its night-life and more. Here’s our top tips on where to stay, where to eat and […]
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How to Plan a Day in NYC on a Budget
Heading to the Big Apple? Well, it’s notorious for being one of the most expensive cities in the world, and certainly the most expensive city to visit in the US. Here are some tips for planning a day in NYC on a budget without worrying about money. Getting Around New York cabs are expensive, so […]
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