Why do we travel? | Sure, tourism helps economies. Several countries benefit in large parts from tourism in an economic context. But that’s not the reason for you to pack your bag and ride into the unknown …
Why do we travel
Most remote travel destination Salar de Uyuni
Most remote travel destination Salar de Uyuni in Bolivia | Salar de Uyuni is just an overwhelming place, the world’s largest salt flat at 10,582 sqkm. Located up high in the Daniel Campos Province in Potosi, it will force you up an elevation of 3,656 meters above mean sea level to get a look at it …
Remote travel destination Lake Baikal
Remote travel destination Lake Baikal, Russia | After the fall of the Soviet Union, tourism into Russia became easier. But not too many leisure travelers make it beyond St. Petersburg or Moscow. Lake Baikal – the largest freshwater lake in the world – is not yet overrun by tourists …
Most remote travel destination Nauru
Most remote travel destination Nauru | If you like it rough and you have too much time, go to Nauru. Nauru is a small, very isolated western Pacific island with only 10,000 inhabitants. It lacks many of the tourist facilities of its larger neighbors Fiji, Cook Islands, and New Caledonia. Tourism is not a major contributor to the economy. In fact Nauru is the least popular tourist destination out there in Oceania, counting only 200 tourists a year …
Top 5 most unusual Restaurants
5 most unusual Restaurants | You still think that nothing beats the good old fine dining restaurant to celebrate you wife’s birthday? Well, keep in mind that your best shot needs to be one that she’ll never forget. You better start looking for options … 5 most unusual Restaurants 1: Dinner in the Sky in
Getting there is not easy: Pyramids of Meroe Sudan
Getting there is not easy: Pyramids Meroe Sudan | Our third blog post about tourist spots that are hard to reach, ticks off the Pyramids of Meroe. Getting there is not easy because Sudan in general is a very dangerous country to go …