Travel tips

Health retreat getaways are growing in popularity as a vacation option. Travellers increasingly want to make health and wellness part of their trip. They not only want to visit a new destination and experience a new culture, they also want to relax, decompress, calm the mind and treat the body.

Flying can be challenging, even if everything goes according to plan. However, even if you arrive at the airport with plenty of time to spare, check your bags and are patiently waiting at the boarding gate, there is still a chance that you won’t get on your flight. It doesn’t sound right, does it? But it happens. It’s called “being bumped,” and it can happen to almost anyone.

There is perhaps nothing worse than to have stomach issues when you’re travelling. It can put a real damper on your experience, cause you to miss out on all the fun and cause you to constantly be on guard. It can be downright miserable.

Jet lag can be a killer. It’s one of the most unpleasant parts about travelling. Whether you are travelling for business, are on your way to your favourite vacation spot or are returning home after a long trip, jet lag can have an impact on even the most seasoned travellers.

Each year, travel sites publish a list of must-see destinations from around the world. These lists are a great resource for travellers who don’t know where they want to travel in 2016. They are a great tool for reading up about potential destinations and learning about the benefits of each location.

Although some people travel and book vacations in an effort to disconnect, many travellers seek to stay connected when they’re away. The Internet has become an ingrained part of our lives. Whether it’s staying in contact with friends and family or travelling for business and staying connected to the office, there is an increasing need for people to stay connected when they travel.