David Jones

They say that money can’t buy happiness, but it will get you the next best thing: the most amazing vacation of your life. When money is no object, you can pick from the most exotic and elite vacation destinations in the world. Filled with jaw-dropping accommodations, meals by Michelin-starred chefs, and ultra-luxurious experiences that aren’t available to the middle-class Joe, these expensive vacations will offer some unforgettable moments that you’ll cherish forever.

The destinations on this list are where many of the wealthiest people in the world go when they want to unwind. And even if you can’t afford it just yet, you can live vicariously through this article or just plan ahead for when you eventually make that coin.

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: one of the best things about traveling to different countries is all of the different foods you come across. There’s nothing better than being in a new place, interacting with the locals, and feasting on a meal you may have never come across had you been back home. I mean who wants to pass up all of the spices and flavor in Phillipino cuisine just to eat McDonald’s. That being said, McDonald’s all over the world reflect the country they’re in and have unique items on the menu which I always make a priority to try but it definitely wouldn’t be my go-to my entire time trip.

Egypt and Tunisia both offer the beauty of the desert coupled with some of the best diving spots in the world. Each country is rich with history, though if you’re looking for Wonders of the World you know where to go. Tunisia is famed for the Holy City and capital of the Islamic religion. It also offers a number of enticing tourist attractions and a cheaper overall cost. With a similar climate and cuisine, it can be difficult to know which destination to choose. Take a look at this comprehensive guide to figure out which country is best for you.

It’s 2021. We’re here. We’re queer. And honestly, we can go wherever we want for our next vacation. Sadly, even as I write that last sentence, I know that it isn’t 100% true. Of course, we can’t be stopped from going to a particular vacation destination but there are still several countries that have laws against same-sex relations or even criminalize forms of gender expression; there are over 70 countries that have anti-gay stances. Surprisingly, several of them even have death sentences as punishment and you can get prison time in countries such as Barbados, Jamaica, Lebanon, Maldives, Singapore, and Saint Lucia.

Camping has always been one of my favorite things to do, and though it’s popular with many, it wasn’t until 2020 that camping really took off. It is the perfect option as more Americans opt for road trips and outdoor adventures in an attempt to go on a vacation but still remain socially distant from others. Several studies even show that the sales of camping-related products have increased during the pandemic and that there is a lack of space in some of the most scenic campgrounds in America.

I’ve been traveling for most of my life and my travels have taken me far and wide. When I started traveling abroad, I didn’t know where to start. Should I contact a travel company that will take care of every little detail like flights, airport, transfers, hotels, excursions, and even meals? Or should I just get on the flight and wing it?

Statistics show that many travelers are heading east and exploring the lands of Asia. There are many Asian countries to explore and enjoy. Choosing between them can be a big challenge. Many Asian countries share some similarities. Yet they all have their own unique lifestyles, cultures, and identities.

For an unforgettable Asian experience, China and Japan are two terrific countries to visit. They both have a lot to offer, with each one having its advantages. If you’re trying to choose between them, we’re here to help. This guide will look at key aspects of China and Japan travel to help you might the right choice.

With vaccines already rolling out in countries all over the world, it’s only a matter of time before we all take that much-deserved vacation we’ve been mooning over. I mean, I’m amazed most of us haven’t gotten cabin fever having been cooped up in our homes for months. I’m sure that like me most of you guys are eager to get back to your regularly scheduled lives but with everything we’ve been through, I think a fabulous vacation to unwind and relax a bit is just what the doctor ordered.

Turkey and Greece are both Mediterranean countries with gorgeous coastlines and warm sunny weather. While Greece more popular as a tourist destination, Turkey is currently attracting a lot of attention. More and more people are discovering the hidden beauty of Turkey and wandering why they even considered Greece! There’s no comparison in terms of ancient history, but if you’re looking for a bargain, then Turkey is best. Despite the many similarities between Greece and Turkey, each offers unique specialties for a fun and memorable experience. Take a look at this comprehensive comparison between Greece and Turkey, to figure out which one is best for you.

When the pandemic first began, or to be more precise when it first started getting more media coverage and we got to know about it, the entire world shut down. Flights were grounded, businesses were closed – in fact, many countries imposed a curfew that restricted people from leaving their homes completely.

Nearly nine months later, we’re beginning to see the light at the end of the tunnel. As doctors, scientists, and researchers work together to better understand the virus and develop a vaccine, people have learned how to live their lives around COVID-19. Masks are now mandatory in most public places, online gatherings have become the norm, and it’s common to see people getting their temperature checked at entrances before being allowed in. Just like the food and beverage industry or the entertainment industry have adapted, so has the travel industry. In this article we’re going to delve into exactly what changes have been made and what they mean for the everyday tourist.