For most people, the word, “hiking” conjures images of trails through forest-covered mountains or even of barren desert. Traditional hiking can be a spiritual experience, because you are often alone in nature, and the peacefulness and beauty can be palpable. From our travels at Zoom Vacations, we have found several experiences that take hiking to...
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You’ve heard of Freakonomics. You may be familiar with Burgernomics. This is Beeronomics.
today I bring you Beeronomics: exploring the countries where the US dollar treats you well
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Japan Will Leave you Dazzled, not Lost in Translation
You may not notice it if you are there one or two days, but after being in Japan for a week, you may see, inexperience and feel immense cultural differences.
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Ten Musicals That Encourage Bites From the Travel Bug
I think you'll agree as you read on that you just might get bit by the travel bug the next time you go to a Broadway show.
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POTUS is Visiting Cuba for the First Time in 88 years, But What Does it All Mean?
Visits to Cuba are legal, provided travel falls under twelve categories.
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10 phrases to eliminate from your vocabulary in 2016
The following are 10 phrases to wipe out of your vocabulary every day, and especially when you are traveling.
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How to be a Good Group Traveler
really good people can at times behave quite unconsciously, and on the flip-side, great travelers can prove to be truly wonderful ambassadors. The following is a list of FIFTEEN TIPS to help you to be an excellent group traveler.
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India: Myth Versus Reality
Few places in the world are as misunderstood as India. It is a land that creates pretty strong negative reactions from people who have never stepped foot in the country, and even stronger positive ones from those who have. The following are the five biggest myths about India. Myth #1: If I go to India,...
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Tips to Avoiding Germs While Traveling
People seem pretty concerned about the germs they can pick up from water or from food, but there are a lot of other things that they forget. Here are five basics.