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Read moreTokyo and Osaka are Japan’s most populated cities. Both are hard-working and the rivalry between them is intense, transcending the baseball matches between the Yomiuri Giants and Hanshin Tigers. While Tokyo is more reserved and sophisticated, Osaka is generally more earthy and friendly. There are three options available to travel from Tokyo to Osaka. Travel By Air By Rail By […]
Read moreOver the last decade, Middle Eastern airlines have gone from being virtually unknown to becoming some of the biggest players in the industry. But how did this happen? Well for starters they are already ideally located between Africa, Asia and Europe. Add to that geographical advantage huge investments used to buy ultra-modern fleets and develop airports into international hubs. Then […]
Read moreThere are four ways to travel between Munich and Prague. You can fly, of course, you can take the train, a coach/bus, and you can take a combination of the two. Despite the many options available ther are several pitfalls you should avoid if you want to bag a good deal. Continue reading and find everything you need to know for travelling […]
Read moreThis is the mother of all Kangaroo Routes. There is more that unites Australia and the UK than the 10570mi (17000km) distance that separate them. They are bound together by a common language, shared history, sporting events and much more. This makes it one of the most sought after routes in the world. It is precisely for that reason that so many […]
Read moreMention the word Zanzibar and images of a long lost world of exotic adventures come to mind. The island has a rich history as a major trading hub for spices that goes back at least five hundred years. Travelling to Zanzibar has become easier in recent years with the airport expansion, but many travellers still arrive via the capital, Dar es […]
Read moreHong Kong and Shanghai are two very important cities and, together with Beijing, form China’s big three. In some ways, Shanghai and Hong Kong are similar. Both are international hubs, with a frenetic pace and awe-inspiring skylines. That said, they do have their own distinctive identity and history. Hong Kong’s Special Administrative Region (SAR) status sets it apart from the […]
Read moreWhile booking their flights, many first-time visitors to Israel are surprised to find out there is no airport in Jerusalem. Not to worry. Travelling from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem is very easy. They are only 67km (42mi) apart and you can take a bus or a train to get there. Take time to visit both cities if you can, as they are both extraordinary […]
Read moreLos Angeles and San Francisco are two of the most iconic cities in the USA. Most of us have grown up watching Hollywood movies so names like Sunset Boulevard, Venice Beach, Alcatraz or Lombard Street sound very familiar. The Golden State is home to so many amazing places, events and creations. You are probably reading this page right now on a device […]
Read moreThailand is a major tourism hotspot and by far South East Asia’s most visited country. Millions of tourists from all over the world flock to Thailand each year to experience postcard-like beaches, thick jungles, exotic foods, its bustling nightlife and much more. Bangkok is also chosen by many as a base from where to start exploring other places in the region. Phuket […]
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