AirAsia

With several budget airlines appearing in the headlines lately, they are coming up with more new and innovative stunts to pull in the crowd. Now this new one will definitely catch you wide-eyed and salivating!

Malaysia’s top budget airline AirAsia has launched a contest, ‘So You Wanna be a Pilot?’, opened to the public, [...]


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Chong Krea floating village

After busking in the conventional side of Siem Reap, we ventured into the side of it that not many people see -  the dark and tragic side of Cambodia. In 1975, the Khmer Rouge Regime took over the entire country, killing over 2 million people and destroying the homes of many others. Up to this [...]


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  The sun was just rising when we arrived in the dusty town of Siem Reap. It was odd how a mud road from the airport, opened up to a spacious main boulevard, lined with street lamps, and grand hotels. Right at the end of the road, our van snaked right into a [...]


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Japanese slurping noodles

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It all started when Alberto began asking me questions, on why Asians always eat with our mouths full, or why we never bother asking ‘how are you?’. I was always intrigued by how he saw us [...]


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The Spaniards have an alarmingly rich vocabulary of swear words and vulgarities, making them one of the most verbally expressive people in the world. It’s really hard not to hear a full sentence with anything erm… crude. Mind you, I adore the Spanish language, combined with exaggerated hand gestures, it’s full of vigor and emotions. [...]


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March 19, 2009 · Culture, Languages, Life, Spain  
    
the late Catherine Puzey

It is extremely sad to hear the tragic news of  the death of a young Peace Corps volunteer, who had been volunteering in Benin, West Africa over the past two years. 3 days ago, the 24-year-old Peace Corps volunteer from Georgia named Catherine Puzey, was found dead outside her home in a remote, [...]


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March 17, 2009 · Africa, Travel News, Volunteering  
    
lining up to board the budget airline

As air travel gets cheaper, budget airlines’ popularity is going sky high. Obviously, with airfares going as low as 10euros, who’s not snapping tickets fast especially in this economic recession? Although many budget airlines cut cost by doing away with inflight food(non-existent) and having tighter seat spaces, it hasn’t stopped travellers from taking them. These [...]


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Ryanair

Ryanair has recently announced their plans to implement coin-operated in-flight toilets, to supposedly, reduce the number of passengers going to the toilets, disturbing fellow passengers. Many are doubting Ryanair’s decision and render this as just another of their marketing gimmicks. Ryanair chief executive Michael O’Leary said he has approached the US [...]


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Another guest post I wrote for a fellow travel blogger Katerina, who writes all about Italy. Our similarity in passion for writing and outlook in life has made us connect on a certain level- a new friend I’d found.

In this guest post, I bare my soul, of how Alberto and I met for the first [...]


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Lately I’ve been hooked to fellow travel blogger’s Brilliant Tips. I read tons of travel blogs daily to feed my thirst for travel literature, and Brilliant Tips has been feeding me colourful and exciting pieces non-stop!

What I love most is the wide scope of countries Brilliant Tips covers. From isolated Iceland to Doha in the [...]


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