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Fishing: where to catch the big one

Fishing: where to catch the big one

Thers is a very simply joy to be had in fishing. It's not everyone's cup of tea, the waiting for the bite, reeling in and casting out again, baiting up the hooks. It's a waiting game with a small and hopeful chance of action at the end of it all. Just...

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How to: manage tight flight connections

How to: manage tight flight connections

Sometimes there are few other choices than to book a flight tickets with a short connection time. There are ways to handle it and with a bit of preparation you'll be hoppping from one plane to the next with no problem, hiccups or delays. Tip 1: book your...

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Discovering Italy: beyond Rome

Discovering Italy: beyond Rome

Been to Rome? Already toured Florence and done Venice? There's a lot more to Italy than just the usual tourist spots. In fact, so many regions of Italy offer even more than these iconic cities and the best thing about them? You won't be crowded by other...

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Goa bans drinking on its beaches

Goa bans drinking on its beaches

Tourists planning to chill on the beaches of Goa with a cold brewsky in hand will be certainly disappointed as authorities officially ban drinking on the Indian's state's beaches. The goal of course is to tackle two major problems: litter and drunk behaviour....

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Harry Potter: a self-guided tour

Harry Potter: a self-guided tour

Have you been struck with Pottermania? We don't blame you, it's hard to get enough of this young wizard out to save the world. If you're visiting London, why not make your own tour of some of the most iconic film locations? Skip the pricey guided tours...

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Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum open after 10 years

Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum open after 10 years

Finally, after 10 years the Dutch capital celebrates the opening of its national museum, the Rijksmuseum after a massive €375 million refurbishment job. The museum, originally founded in 1800, has emerged from its period of hibernation, totally transformed....

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Survey reveals best seats on a plane

Survey reveals best seats on a plane

British Airways has just completed a survey to reveal the most popular seats on a standard Boeing 747 aircraft and you may be surprised by the results. In Economy Class the most popularly chosen seats are 51B/51C, 52B/52C, 51H/51J and 52H/52J. They're...

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Pickpocketing in Paris on the rise

Pickpocketing in Paris on the rise

Chinese and Russian tourists are getting it the worst it seems as pickpocketing crimes are up in the French capital. The Louvre recently closed its doors in protest to teenagers picking the pockets of museumgoers inside the world-famous museum. The museum...

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A trip for astronomers: Mackenzie Basin

A trip for astronomers: Mackenzie Basin

There is something quite awe-inspiring about a star-covered sky. If you're used to the city sky then the impression of a night sky away from light pollution is one that will certainly leave an impression. You don't need to be a serious astronomer to appreciate...

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