Tourist Industry blues won’t beat savvy marketers
In simpler times, areas that relied almost entirely on tourism for their economic wellbeing only needed to rely on a bit of advertising and some good weather to maximise visitor numbers. Market research was...
What to see in Valencia, Spain
Sun, sea and sangria aside, the city of Valencia, on the eastern coast of Spain, has plenty to offer travellers. The most beautiful area is the old city, whose winding roads and marble plazas...
The world’s tallest tree is 115 metres tall
Discovered in 2006 in northern California, the 115 meters giant sequoia tree has so far the record for the highest tree in the world. The pulled the name from the Greek mythology and nicknamed...
Dublin’s needle is the world’s largest sculpture | Did you know that
The needle of Dublin (the Spire), officially called the "monument of light" as it changes color depending on how the sun shines, rises imposingly on O'Connell Street in Dublin. With 120 meters, stainless steel...
The Dead Sea, is just a lake | Did you know that
Did you know that the Dead Sea is not actually a sea; it is just the shallowest lake in the world. The water comes from the Jordan River and other streams. Therefore, it only...
What to see in Singapore, Singapore
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World’s highest waterfall in Canaima National Park, Venezuela
In the twenties, an American pilot named Jimmy Angel accompanied a gold digger to the very limits of the Venezuelan Amazon Forest. He found an extraordinary vein (gold reserve) a place that he attempted...
Nine of the strangest items ever carried on a plane
Next time you’re at the airport and you forget to take your belt off before you walk through the metal detectors, console yourself by remembering that things could always be a lot worse. Take...