Saudi Arabia, an Arab Country That Must Be Seen
Posted on April 20, 2012 by DavidStainberg in Travel
Saudi Arabia is the largest country that occupies the Middles East Arabian Peninsula. The country borders both the Persian Gulf and the Red Sea. In the north Saudi Arabia borders with Jordan and Iraq, on the west it shares common borders with Qatar, Kuwait and United Arab Emirates, and on the south Yemen and Oman are neighboring. It is the second largest Arab country, second only to the North African country of Algeria. With a population of 27 million inhabitants, Saudi Arabia is one of the most populated Arabic countries. (more…)
Travelling in Australia
Posted on April 17, 2012 by Tim Seaman in Travel
One thing, that people think about when they hear the name of Australia are the dangerous species. Of course, how are we supposed to enjoy the stunning beauty of the continent with all the poisonous spiders, giant alligators and boxing kangaroos all around us? The answer is easy – just learn to co-exist! (more…)
London Accommodation Tips
Posted on April 11, 2012 by Peter Merifield in Travel
If you’ve never paid a visit to London before, and are wondering what part of the city you should look for a hotel room in, there are a few things to consider. If you’d like to see the usual tourist attractions (and of course, as a first-time visitor you’re likely to want to see Buckingham Palace, the Tower of London, etc.), then a room located near the historical centre is an obvious choice. (more…)
Tehran Has More to Offer Than Only Mosques
Posted on April 10, 2012 by Tim Seaman in Travel
Tehran is the capital and the most important city of Iran. The metropolis has around 14 million people and its area is 1 500 km². The city is a mix of modern with antique. More than half of the national industry is concentrated there and includes car factories, electronics, electric equipment, textiles, sugar and chemicals. It’s also famous for the oriental rugs, furniture and other crafts. You will find a large range of museums, art galleries, palaces and cultural centers. Besides the Persians, which are the majority, Tehran also is home for Azerbaijanis, Armenians, Kurds, Assyrians and Jews. The predominant religion is the Islam, for that reason, it is common to see mosques everywhere.
Last Minute Olympics Accommodations
Posted on April 6, 2012 by Peter Merifield in Travel
It’s still possible to find accommodations in London for the 2012 Olympics – but you had better hurry – and you had better be prepared to pay premium prices for what’s still available. Most hotels are booked solid for the games, which take place from July 27 through August 12, but there are still quite a few rooms left in some of the most exclusive hotels and package deals which include tickets to Olympic events. (more…)
Day Tripping In London Town
Posted on April 2, 2012 by CherylLondon in Fashion Style, Travel
If you are in the lucky position of being in the process of planning a day trip to London town, then heed my advice carefully as I am a frequent day tripper to the capital and so can offer you exceptionally accurate advice about where you should head to sate your desire for a taste of this bustling metropolis. It is such an unbelievably incredible city because although its streets are not paved with gold, they are filled with the most random assortment of nine million different people that you could ever hope to find in the same place anywhere in the planet. The consequent mulch of ideas, cultures and ways of life means that whichever corner you turn you are sure to find another spectacle that will either light up your mind with fresh perspective or light up your taste buds with some of the finest cuisines and beverages that you could hope for. (more…)
Travel Tips for Tourists
Posted on March 19, 2012 by DavidStainberg in Travel
Travelling around the world benefits each tourist in many different ways. For some, being on different places means better culture and more fun, for others this is a way to make some money and others do it just because it is nice. However, travelling means quite a lot of challenges, no matter how good you think you are prepared. (more…)
Thai Theatre Specifications
Posted on March 13, 2012 by DavidStainberg in Travel
There are many countries in the world and each of them, despite the people’s talks, are all different. No matter the similarities, each historically created country has its own culture, specifics which were created during the time, special understanding, point of view, even enemies. All these things can easily be seen in the culture of the people, in the way they live, they behave. One of the symbols of each country’s culture is the theatre and usually there are differences between the way this art looks in even neighbour countries. Thailand does not make an exception. The country has its special theatre specifications and here are some of them. (more…)
The Edinburgh Festival
Posted on March 7, 2012 by Peter Merifield in Travel
Edinburgh Festival is one of a kind. Enjoyed by literally thousands upon thousands of visitors each year, the festival is whatever you choose to make of it – so you could book a stay in a cheap hostel, and trawl the student pubs looking for good comedy acts. Alternatively, some people might prefer to stay at a luxurious property such as the Murrayfield Hotel, before heading out to enjoy a range of professional lectures and literary events. (more…)
Exploring the History of Edinburgh
Posted on March 7, 2012 by Peter Merifield in Travel
The Scottish capital of Edinburgh is a city rich in history, and with a very strong sense of its own heritage. If you’re looking for the perfect cultural weekend break, then book a stay at any luxury hotel Edinburgh, and head out to explore some of the wealth of historical attractions on offer. (more…)