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6 Tips for Safe Travels Amid COVID-19
One of the things that have changed the most since the COVID-19 pandemic is, of course, how much we travel, if we travel at all, and how we actually do it. It has become less carefree, and while it is somewhat risky, there are some tips you can follow and be safe if you decide to travel in these uncertain times.
By Marie Nieves5 years ago in Wander
How to Get to Pattaya
You will find that it is very simple to reach Pattaya from practically any part of Thailand. Since Pattaya happens to rank amongst Thailand's important coastal destinations for tourists, it may be accessed via several van, bus and train links from the city of Bangkok. Irrespective of where you happen to be in Thailand, you are almost certain to find that you must first travel to Bangkok, and from there to Pattaya.
By Gabriel Anthony5 years ago in Wander
How to get around in Tokyo – move through the Japanese capital at one’s own pace
The city of Tokyo is one of the biggest of its kind in the world which would easily beckon one to take on its varying nooks and crannies in an effort to better understand its importance and cultural value as Japan’s capital. Against such a backdrop, it would appear that in order to get around Tokyo, one would need to be aware of the available transportation facilities to visit favoured and treasured tourist attractions. The city’s extensive public transportation system comes in handy in this regard.
By Pavithra Jinadasa5 years ago in Wander
How to get around Kuala Lumpur
Happen to be staying in the city on business? Or might you and the family be scouring regions far and wide in the diversity which is Kuala Lumpur? Regardless, one will need to carefully map out ways by which all of this truly global locale might be explored. Provided below is a quick run-through of all the available methods of transportation that the city of KL affords the globetrotter in you.
By Aurora Gianna5 years ago in Wander
10 Benefits of Getting Permanent Residency in Australia
The melting pot down under, Australia is an exceptional country to settle down. Ranked by the United Nations as the second-best country in the world for its quality of life in 2015, Australia unceasingly attracts international skilled workers to migrate and to make their dreams realized.
By John mark5 years ago in Wander
5 Tips to Live Like True Native Beijingers
1. Food - Douzhir, Jiao Quan, and Mung Tofu Douzhir (Fermented Bean Drink) is likely the most notorious traditional Beijing food. it's the single most important and easiest factor to determine if you're a real Beijinger. If you can bear the smell and drink it up without twitching your nose, you're halfway to success. Made from mung beans, Douzhir has a history of almost 2,500 years. Most Beijingers have Douzhir as breakfast, accompanied by traditional snacks. Douzhir is no doubt healthy. Rich in Protein, Vitamin C, Coarse Fibre, and Sugar, it helps to reduce blood pressure and improve your appetite. it's said that if you hold your breath and try two bowls, you'll become addicted to it.
By Sid Mark5 years ago in Wander
How to be Polite in Japan
The Japanese are known to be some of the most polite people in the world and are sure to treat you with respect. It is evident that manners can take you far in Japan if you ever plan on visiting. Here are a few tips on Japanese etiquette to help enjoy your holiday even better.
By Rochell Megan5 years ago in Wander
How to Go Swimming with Sharks in the Maldives
While sharks may have gotten a bad rap due to movies like "Jaws", these majestic creatures are not the crazed predator they are made out to be. Keep in mind you get a wide range of shark species and some of them are quite harmless; the great thing is, in destinations like the Maldives, you can even swim beside them! Here some insights into swimming with sharks in this tropical getaway.
By traveltheworld world5 years ago in Wander
THE TEN HIDDEN GEMS OF FRIULI ON GOOGLE ARTS & CULTURE
As it turns out, Giovanni Morassutti, Italian actor, theatre director and long time student and collaborator of John Strasberg who has just finished filming Italian movie Fra due battiti alongside Remo Girone, has an art related project in the pipeline, too. His cultural center, Art Aia - Creatives / In / Residence, in collaboration with Google Arts & Culture, is launching an online exhibition entitled "The Ten hidden gems of Friuli" , a journey through the streams, the mountain peaks, and the biodiversity of intriguing Italian borderland Friuli-Venezia Giulia, and its fairytale places such as Arzino and the Karst spring of Vinchiaruzzo just to name a few.
By Fred Goldman5 years ago in Wander
New York City, 1999.
"Are you okay?" Chris was sitting bolt upright, in the hotel bed opposite, counting on his fingers. "I've been up for ages."
By Richard Douglas5 years ago in Wander
Winter Is Not A Wonderland
Winter. Some people love winter. Some of us, however, suffer through winter. Some of us cannot deal with winter. Some of us get terribly depressed when winter hits. I am one of those people. I often find that I cannot handle winter weather. I was born in a place where winter is harsh, and now live in a city where winter is even harsher. How did this happen?
By Chris Hearn5 years ago in Wander
Know What All Amenities The Hotel In Pune Offers You
Are you in Pune? Are you looking for the best lowest price guarantee? The fare for the hotels are highly friendly and also price worthy. The price differs from one point to anther within a limited price. So it is time to book now and also launches the safe and sound measures. After the booking is done with one of the trusted places make sure you are up with the presentation.
By theyouth1235 years ago in Wander