The Middle East has a lot to offer any traveler – and if you’re thinking of traveling through The Middle East, check out these posts for some travel ideas!
- Shop ’till You Drop in Dubai! - When anyone things of Dubai, they have an image of luxury, and shopping in Dubai is one of the fabulous attractions that magnetizes people to this wonderful golden land. Visiting a Dubai …Continue reading
Travel Destinations Where the Sun Always Shines! - [Disclosure: This guest post was brought to you with support from our partners.] When you go on vacation, you don´t always want to stick to the typical summer months when …Continue reading
Top 5 things to Do in Cyprus - [Sponsored Content] Michal Kniec shares his favorite things to do on the Mediterranean island of Cyprus. I can honestly say that there are few exotic locations that offer the tourist everything …Continue reading
Top 5 Things to do in Istanbul - [Sponsored Content] Guest poster Michal Kniec shares his favorite places to see in old Constantinople. The crown jewel of the Bosporus, Istanbul stands on the doorstep of two worlds. Known …Continue reading
Top 5 Things to See in Dubai - [Brought to you with support from our partners] Guest Poster Matilda Lambert describes her top 5 places to visit in Dubai, a city she calls The World’s City. Dubai is …Continue reading
10 Great Reasons to Travel, from 10 Great Travelers - Being a full-time runaway can be exhausting to say the least. We’re always hopping from town to town and from country to country. We’re always living life in different languages, currencies, cultures, and climates. Constantly connecting with...Continue reading
- Getting Certified to Teach English Abroad - According to teach abroad expert, Dave Sperling, of Dave’s ESL Café, getting experience and certifications for teaching abroad is more important than ever. In an interview with student traveler, Sperling …Continue reading
- Teaching English Abroad - Teaching English overseas can be a fun and rewarding way to start your career as a teacher. You’ll be able to experience another culture for an extended period of time, …Continue reading
- home sweet homeless - My flight back from Israel was long and uncomfortable. I had spent that morning riding horses, mountain biking, and four-wheeling in the Maktesh Ramon, and my back was not happy …Continue reading
- in the desert - The phone rang at 4:45AM and I shot out of bed and grabbed the receiver. The person on the line said something in Hebrew and hung up. It took me …Continue reading
- Jerusalem - The city of Jerusalem is unlike any place I’ve ever been. The layers of history run deep in this city, and it’s hard to fully appreciate it all in just …Continue reading
- jump. - My flight landed at Tel Aviv’s Ben Gurion Airport at 4:30 AM. In a groggy haze, I made my way through the airport, not looking forward to the customs checkpoint. …Continue reading