Brazil is seeing a growing number of international visitors. From January to September 2024, the country experienced a 12% increase in foreign tourists compared to the same period in 2023. September set a new record for the month since the historical series began in 1989, with 445,389 travelers arriving—a 26.4% jump from September 2023. In total, 4,897,671 international tourists visited Brazil during the first nine months of 2024. This … [Read more...]
Cycling Taiwan’s Enchanting East Coast
Taiwan is often called the cycling capital of Asia and for good reason. The country has some of the best cycling infrastructure in the world, including dedicated bike lanes that run pretty much all around the island, and a great cycling culture that sees thousands of Taiwanese attempt to bike the round trip around the island’s circumference each year. Taiwan is home to the Giant Manufacturing Co, the world’s largest bicycle … [Read more...]
Jaguar Wishes and Capybara Dreams: Exploring South America’s Untamed Wetlands
Picture a world where vibrant macaws flaunt their sapphire feathers just beyond your window, where rough and tough cowboys navigate waist-deep waters teeming with caimans on horseback, and where the landscape surrenders to the ebb and flow of seasonal floods, submerging vast expanses for half the year. Welcome to the Pantanal, the beating heart of South America, nestled within the borders of Bolivia, Paraguay, and Brazil's Amazon … [Read more...]
10 Top Countries to Find a Wife in 2024
2024 is already getting to be one of the most active years for international dating enthusiasts. With countless superb websites for online dating or mail-order brides and millions of foreign women and men chatting each other up, it’s never been easier to find a wife online. Still, “never easier” doesn’t mean “easy,” and there are things to keep in mind when looking for your future spouse. For one, it’s obviously crucial to take your time and … [Read more...]
Great Global Giveaway for Educational Adventures to Seven Continents Begins January 2024
Road Scholar Contest Winners Will Find “Golden Ticket” in 2025 Catalog Boston, Mass. (January 5, 2024) — Road Scholar, the nonprofit world leader in educational travel for older adults, is having an early kick-off of their 50th anniversary celebration with a contest called the “Great Global Giveaway.” Seven lucky winners will win one of seven educational adventures to seven continents, complete with airfare for two people. These seven trips, … [Read more...]
Paul Salopek, Pulitzer Prize-winning Journalist and Writer
Paul Salopek is a two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and writer from the US, raised in central Mexico. He has reported globally for the Chicago Tribune, Foreign Policy, The Atlantic, National Geographic Magazine and many other publications. His Out of Eden Walk is a multiyear, 21,000-mile storytelling odyssey across the globe, following the footsteps of our ancestors. He began his journey in Ethiopia in 2013 and will walk 33,800 … [Read more...]
Apply to be Chief Flying Penguin Officer for Chance to Travel to Antarctica
SANTIAGO, Chile (March, 2023) – Can penguins fly? How many people can answer that question with confidence? There's scientific confirmation that, in fact, penguins do not fly – but Antarctica21 does fly to Antarctica. Antarctica21, the adventure travel specialist that pioneered fly-and-sail expeditions to the White Continent, turns 20 in 2023. To celebrate its birthday and promote knowledge and understanding of Antarctica and Antarctic … [Read more...]
Heli-Skiing at Valle Nevado in Chile
Heli-Skiing: An Incredible Way to Experience the Andres Mountains "Never Summer" is a motto for some of us winter sports enthusiasts, and if you're like one of us, heading to South America in the summer is the perfect way to scratch your "winter sport" itch. Ski Trip in Chile I planned a ski trip to Chile in August 2022, which was incredible. The highlight of the trip was, of course, heli-skiing. Although we tried to heli-ski at Ski … [Read more...]
Kaieteur, Guyana – September 2022
One of the world's great waterfalls which receives little international acclaim is located deep in the rain forest of Guyana in South America. The easiest way to access these falls is via a small prop plane that ferries passengers from Ogle Airport (about a 20 or 30 minute drive outside of the center of Georgetown). The flight is about an hour - weather permitting, pilots will circle by these great falls from several angles before landing on the … [Read more...]
Isabel Leong Travel Blogger
You started your blog in 2015. What or who inspired you to become a travel blogger? You're right - my blog was launched in 2015, when I began my first solo international journey around Europe. The blog was meant to be a platform for me to catalogue my travels and share travel tips, itineraries and budget hacks. I wanted it to be a useful resource for others looking to visit the same destinations as I'd visited. Some travel bloggers that … [Read more...]
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