…fficial Nagasaki Tourist site: http://travel.at-nagasaki.jp Discounts with Traveller Card: http://travel.at-nagasaki.jp/resources/2016/DiscountCard.pdf Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum: http://nagasakipeace.jp/index_e.html Nagasaki Peace Memorial Hall: http://www.peace-nagasaki.go.jp/english/index.html Mount Inasa: http://www.japan-guide.com/e/e4412.html Glover Garden: http://www.glover-garden.jp/foreign/english.html Madam Butterfly Statue Nagasaki Jap…
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…take on a game drive read my article “Tanzania Safari Game Drive Tips” #7: Travel Visa Travellers from most countries will need a visa. Whilst these can be obtained on entry, it is more efficient to get one in advance from your local Tanzanian Embassy before going. The line to get a visa on arrival can be lengthy and slow. #8: Anti-Malaria Medication Tanzania is a malaria area and visitors need to get prescription before going and take measures to…
…given the opportunity to do so. I recommend you consider doing so too. My Travel Details I travelled as a guest of Lufthansa, the German airline, and the German Tourist Board. Find out more about Germany on the German National Tourist Board official site, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. You can follow Lufthansa on Twitter and Facebook I stayed at the following hotels: Rüdesheim: Weingut Magdalenhof Oberwesel: Hotel Restaurant Weinhaus Weiler Kob…
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…how to stay safe in a hotel? In this post, I take a look at some tips for travelers, especially women traveling alone.The need for this post, and also a podcast I have done on this topic, was really sparked by a lot of traveling that I do with women colleagues. We were talking the other day about the sort of tips and advice that they had picked up, or I had heard about, on how to stay safe in a hotel. While this is important for everyone, it is e…
…hout a shadow of doubt the Cunard Grills Experience is a great one. If you travel in Queens Grills on Queen Mary 2, the food in the Grills Restaurants is fantastic, and the passion of the Butler and Stateroom Attendant is invaluable. Throughout the ship the service, food and attitude of the crew is excellent. There is a pride and passion across all aspects of the ship. You are made to feel welcome and valued. Crew manage to keep cheerful, find tim…
…om all around Europe! It seems that the old wooden trading ships that were travelling to the region to fetch goods would travel over from Europe empty of cargo, and so were filled up with stones to provide ballast to help the ship sail from Europe with greater stability. On arrival the stones were dumped on the shore or ports, and the ships filled up with a cargo of fruits, spices, salt, sugar and other goods for the return trip. Locals joke that…
