Traveling could end up being a wondrous experience or an unpleasant one with us bringing a fatal disease to our home. In the current scenario of COVID-19, most of us can connect with this statement. To ensure our safety, WHO has worked for years and guide ...
The world today swirls around economy. Agree or not, money is the prime commodity for one to have the life of Riley whether home or traveling. Therefore, while planning for a tour we keep scouting for the most economical way. Traveling abroad has many hic ...
Sikkim is a picturesque northeastern state of India. The state is a delightful amalgamation of the beauty of lush green hills, snow-covered mountains, spirituality and meandering waterfalls. The divine vibes of monasteries and temples might lead one to se ...
Driving has its own charm, be it driving in your own country or driving in a foreign land. Who doesn’t seek a road trip and drive with those never before eye-pleasing views? But what mainly bothers the travelers is how they can accomplish this without a ...
My travel has taken me through Hong Kong more than 10 times. My layovers range from 2 - 15 hours. I would like to share some innovative and exciting ideas on how best and economically to use your long layovers in HK. If you are not into sightseeing but ge ...
Imagine hearing this from a doctor while in a foreign land…”The X-ray suggests a halfway blockage in your large intestine and you may require a surgery”. I froze for a few minutes both from shock and fear when I heard the doctor in Nigeria’s remote locati ...
During my extensive travel, I have visited and lived in more than 15 developing (3rd world) countries. They are some of the most beautiful and pleasant countries in the world to experience. As with travel to any country, there are general DOs and DON’Ts H ...
It depends on several aspects such as the type of ticket you have, the country of layover and the airlines you are traveling with. Assuming this matter is related to international travel, let me explain with few use cases. If you have a through tick ...
Running into health-related issues while traveling is the last thing you want. In my case, I speak from experience of being hospitalized with need for surgery at a remote place in Nigeria and suffering from acute dehydration due to food poisoning in Cambo ...
First of all, Airlines are NOT responsible for broken/cut off locks or damage to bags due to forceful opening of checked in baggage, when done for security reasons. No compensation is extended in such a situation. Let me walk you through the baggage ...
