travel tips

No matter how much you plan, there are bound to be bumps in the road; tips to ensure the optimal travel experience.

Traveling to Singapore
I recently traveled through Singapore on my way to a week in Indonesia. This wasn’t unusual — Singapore is one of the major hubs for air travel in Southeast Asia, along with Kuala Lumpur and Bangkok. I had a few different flight options and opted for one with a stop in Singapore so that I could have dinner and sightsee with my friend Margaret, who lives and works there. I also booked a hotel room through a web site she recommended. Traveling to Singapore is pretty easy for most people; here are a few things I learned before and after arrival, which may be helpful to first-time travelers from abroad.
By Joseline Burns7 years ago in Wander
Withstanding Jet Lag: Here Are 5 Travel Tips Before Leaving for Your Trip
When you go a long distance trip or a shaky or heightened one either on air or on the sea, you usually experience jet lag. It’s when you feel dizzy after getting off the plane or the ship. It’s when you still feel like you’re floating up there when your feet are already stepping on land. There’s a feeling that your body has not yet moved on from that long travel.
By Nicole Ann7 years ago in Wander
Secrets to Travel on a Budget: 8 Easy, Successful Tips. Top Story - January 2019.
If we were made to stay still, we would have roots instead of feet. So why do we stand still? Maybe because we’re scared of what might happen if we turn a dream into reality, a dream of bright, warm sand between our toes, or luscious green canopies above our heads…
By Daisy Louise Carter7 years ago in Wander
How to Make Perfect Camp Coffee
Whether you're doing a short camping trip or going on a long backpacking trip, there's one oft-forgotten necessity that you don't want to forget.
By Leigh Victoria Fisher7 years ago in Wander
Avoid These Facts to Experience Smooth Airport Parking
How many of us actually think about airport parking issues while planning a trip? We do pay a lot of attention to other aspects of travelling such as food, hotel reservation, and flight booking and so on. We want the most top notch choices for all these components but what happens to parking issues at busy airports should be one of the biggest concerns of every traveller.
By Robert Adam7 years ago in Wander
Boston!
This was my first trip since my accident that has left me using a wheelchair so I was not sure what to expect. My first impression was that the city is full of history and very accessible to wheelchairs. The curbs were nice and low and smooth pavements made it easier to get around. There was loads to see and do here but we were only staying for a weekend before jumping the train to New York, so we had to decide what we wanted to see.
By Nic Kent7 years ago in Wander
How to Get Cheap International Data with a GlocalMe G3 HotSpot. Top Story - January 2019.
International travel is awesome. It's exciting, exhilarating, and it's awesome to do in your 20s. International travel is also expensive. There are flights, hotels, and agonizing daily data costs.
By Alicia Springer7 years ago in Wander
Different Ways to Approach Long-Term Travel
If you really want to see the world and experience everything there is beyond your hometown, then the only real way to do that is through long-term travel. This will allow you to spend more than enough time in various places so you’ll have a chance to see everything you want to see without having to rush through and only catch the big tourist attractions.
By Brittnay Sharman7 years ago in Wander
Coping with the Threat of Terrorism
It seems, of late, that the world is going crazy. We confront a risk of injury and death that dominates our awareness. As acts of terrorism are played out nightly on the national news, many people live in real and daily paralytic fear. This is a time that is especially difficult for those who survived the horrific terrorist acts of 9/11 or who have endured the grief of having a family member or friend killed because of an act of terrorism.
By Marlene Affeld7 years ago in Wander
5 Must Visit Pubs in the Andaman Islands
The beach destinations usually have a very vibrant and happening nightlife. In this regard, the Andaman and Nicobar Islands will not disappoint you for sure. We all know that the Andaman is one of the most widely visited tourist destinations in India. The lush green forest and the pristine beaches make this tourist spot quite a popular one. There is no dearth of activities for the adventure lovers too. But, if you are in a party mood and want to spoil yourself then the bars and pubs in Andaman are always open for you.
By Sonia Park7 years ago in Wander
How to Cope with Jet Lag?
Those in the habit of frequent and international travelling are very much familiar to jet lag. Feeling fatigued, disturbance in sleeping pattern, stomach problems are associated with long-haul flights. Jet lag can’t be eliminated while travelling across the multiple time zones, but its effect can be lessened by simple tips.
By Nancy Rogers7 years ago in Wander
Genius Cruise Cabin Hacks for Your Next Trip
Hopefully, you're pretty excited for your cruise ship adventure; but since you are wanting to enjoy yourself as much as possible, you want to avoid as many common stresses as humanly possible. Maybe you've already experienced a cruise ship cabin or maybe you've just heard of the space struggle many guests find. Regardless, you are in need of some genius cruise cabin hacks for your next trip.
By Lorna Vause7 years ago in Wander