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Top 5 Essentials for Your Iceland Camping Trip Packing List
June 21, 2023 by Missy Dwyer No Comments
A good rain jacket is a must in Iceland. You want to avoid getting soaked while hiking or trying to see puffins. Long sleeves for layering are also essential to help keep your core warm. Plus, a knit hat is necessary to combat the fierce wind. Finally, a decent camera is a must for capturing the beauty of the Northern Lights and the Icelandic landscape. Waterproof Jacket A waterproof jacket is the most essential outerwear for your trip to Iceland.… Read More
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The Texas Cities with the Most Active Nightlife
May 26, 2022 by Missy Dwyer No Comments
Texas is proud to do everything bigger: and what they do biggest might be partying!  The only problem with partying in Texas is figuring out which city offers you the best chance at fun and excitement. These are the top cities in this incredible state that offer something fun and exciting: and why you should consider making a trip to them the next chance you have! Houston Ranked number one in the nation by Thrillist and other publications: Houston is… Read More
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Travel with Muay Thai training for fitness in Thailand with many reasons
November 16, 2019 by Missy Dwyer No Comments
When you need to improve your fitness and transform your health, a holiday filled with activity is your best bet. The modern vacation is about keeping fit and this includes participation in combat sports and some of the world’s leading competitive techniques such as mixed martial arts. Traveling to some of the most exotic destinations in the world can deliver incredible experiences while keeping you and your family in the best possible shape. Discover the many reasons to travel for… Read More
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6 Foodie Destinations to Visit Before You Die
May 27, 2019 by Missy Dwyer No Comments
For the gustatory traveler, the world can seem like one long smorgasbord. Each country – and indeed even separate regions within countries – has distinctive culinary traits, unique flavour combinations and methods of preparation. Wouldn’t it be amazing to try them all? But there are two problems: time and money. Unless you win the Powerball lottery, it’s difficult to travel the world purely for gastronomic adventure, and even if you did hit the jackpot, life is too short to eat… Read More
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Dining at Ciro & Sal’s in Provincetown, MA
December 12, 2018 by Missy Dwyer No Comments
If you are passionate about Italian cuisine, you’re in the right place. Ciro & Sal’s offers an atmosphere made of conviviality, intimacy and a touch of rusticity. When it comes to Italian restaurants around the world it can be very hard to find something actually linked to Italian recipes and their tradition. Italian cuisine is something that is always alive, changing over time, and reacting to the succession of things in life; it happens everywhere, even in Italy itself. But… Read More
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Essential things to know about travelling on a Serengeti Safari
November 16, 2018 by Missy Dwyer No Comments
If you’re thinking of booking a safari holiday in Africa, the chances are that you’re not alone. After all, Africa sees more than 30 million international visitors every single year, with a growing number of these travellers focused solely on tourism, not least safaris. If you are going to book an African safari, one of the most popular destinations is the Serengeti in North Tanzania. This offers unrivalled game viewing and remains one of the most iconic locations in the… Read More
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8 unique things to do on the Turks and Caicos Islands 
December 22, 2017 by Missy Dwyer No Comments
  The Turks and Caicos Islands are an amazingly beautiful place. The beaches and the waters there are some of the most beautiful in the world. It has amazing snorkeling and scuba diving, and you can stay in equally beautiful villas there with Turks and Caicos home rentals. This is truly an unforgettable place. It seems hard to imagine that the tourism didn’t start until around 1970. A more romantic name for these islands would be calling them the pirate… Read More