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Mar
10th

Free Travel: My Favorite Websites

Author: admin | Files under Travel Advice, Travel Learning

Free travel is possible! You were talking about free housing, now let’s see
other ways of taking care of our pockets. That if, is required much planning,
many predisposing and win, and also needed some information. Here I will comment
on my two favorite websites about it. Both are updated and are quite useful tips
and information for travelers [...]


Mar
10th

Of advice and tips

Author: admin | Files under Travel Advice, Travel Learning

The tips are never more and sometimes are very useful. Small tips and wisdom
and guidance so that we can get 100% out of our trip, avoiding mishaps and
misunderstandings and unpleasant surprises.


Mar
10th

Travel health (II)

Author: admin | Files under Travel Advice, Travel Learning, Traveling with children

We will continue with advice and recommendations to travel without risk of
illness. We talked about what to do before leaving, and vaccines that should
include a first aid kit (see previous article here).


Mar
10th

Traveling Healthy (III)

Author: admin | Files under Health Tourism, Travel Advice, Travel Learning

This article is the third of our advice on the precautions to be taken into
account before starting and how to avoid falling ill while traveling. Now let’s
talk about a number of environmental risks to which we can face during our trip.
Some ideas to prevent or treat them.


Mar
10th

Lost in the Desert

Author: admin | Files under Travel Advice, Travel Learning

Well, maybe not completely lost. The west bank of the Nile in Luxor, Egypt,
can be accessed from an alternate form. A footpath crosses the desert and comes
to the different priorities of the visit, allowing us to walk or bike ride from
the Valley of the Kings to the Temple of Hatchepsout, the Ramesseum and the
Valley of [...]