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A Beginner’s Guide to Buying a Vacation Home

A vacation rental can be a great source of passive income, allowing you to make money with minimal effort. You can also enjoy staying in your vacation home when it isn’t in use—another great perk! That said, it takes time, effort, and money to find and set up a vacation home. You don’t want to skimp on the process and risk ending up with a property that’s a dud. This guide from The Traveloid provides some beginner’s tips for buying a vacation home.

The 9 Most Epic Things To Do In New Zealand North Island

New Zealand is a picturesque country that surprises every tourist arriving there. While the South Island is famous for towns and fiords such as Queenstown and Milford Sound, the North Island is a must-visit destination with hundreds of exciting activities. Discover nine of the most exciting things to do in the North Island of New Zealand right here!

Ask A Traveler: Is it Cheaper to Book Hotels Last-Minute?

It might come to you as a surprise but did you know that last-minute hotel booking can be cheaper? Can you believe it?

Well, 66% of the time, the hotels booking are much cheaper 15 days before your booking dates. No, I am not just baffling out words, but it is actually true.

Iceland Itinerary: Planning Your Trip to the Land of Ice and Fire

If you’re planning your first trip to Iceland, then there’s probably lots on your mind when it comes to ensuring you make the most of your time in this must-see destination. We’ve put together this guide on all the essential information you need for planning your Iceland itinerary, including an example itinerary based on our trip to Iceland in November 2021.

How to store soap while travelling

Are you wondering how you should store your travel soap on a journey? In this article we’ll look at how to safely store bars of soap or solid shampoo bars in a suitcase or backpack while travelling, without making a huge mess!

What makes Malaga, Spain a great city to visit?

Malaga is the sixth-largest city in Spain. Considered to be the most cosmopolitan city in southern Spain, this city is the home to over 571,000 citizens and it’s also one of the most chosen tourist attractions in the entire country.

What to do if a natural disaster strikes while you’re on holiday

We go on holiday to get away from our worries and concerns, but sometimes holidays can go wrong! With recent volcanic eruptions in New Zealand, terrible fires in Australia and coronavirus slowly spreading its way across the world, it’s no wonder that many people are concerned that something will go wrong on their travels. With no way to guarantee our complete safety, must we simply stop travelling and remain in our home countries forever?

An electric road trip on the Atlantic coast of the Old Continent

Europe offers a wide range of amazing destinations for a road trip and relatively good infrastructure to drive across the countries. But what if you’re an environmentally conscious traveller who drives an electric car? Using an electric vehicle for long journeys around Europe may seem a bit adventurous but it’s not that difficult anymore.

Arouca and the Paiva walkways: a natural treasure in Portugal!

If you seek for calm and peace and if you want to enjoy the pleasures of walking in nature there is a stunning small city in Portugal that can offer you that: Arouca!

Graffiti Alley: The Centre of Graffiti Culture in Toronto

Graffiti is a controversial topic in Toronto; some see it as an art form, while others see it as nothing more than vandalism. Former Toronto mayor Rob Ford even vowed to remove all graffiti from Toronto’s streets. However despite some hostility to graffiti in the city, some steps were taken to protect property owners who did not want graffiti on their buildings from being removed.