by Dave Waldheim

Driving down any country road in Bali will be an interesting experience. For visitors that like to get out of the touristic developed areas this will be the right choice. Self-drive is the way to go for Bali visitors that want to really explore the island and spend the night or muliple nights at new and different destinations. This way travel will become a journey that holds surprises, a bit like the Paris-Dakar route that is divided into some etapes. This way travelers can actually hear the voice of nature, like real wind, the waves and the entertaining Balinese frogs that usually having ‘a concert’ after each rain. Flexibility usually opens doors and rewards with totally unexpected new discoveries.
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by Karim J A Brathwaite

Bulgaria is perhaps one of the under estimated destinations in Europe. Many may not even be able to accurately describe it’s location. It is however one of Europe’s increasingly popular destinations with a steadily increasing tourist population reaching 4.4 million in 2005 and a population driven and motivated to provide the best services to the visitors. The country is simply teeming with attractive landscapes, snow-capped mountains, low set valleys, wind-blown plateaus, expansive vineyards, first class ski and beach resorts and beaches set on over 200km of some of the Black Sea’s most beautiful coastline. A jewel in eastern Europe, Bulgaria has enough attraction to mesmerize and charm even the most stoic of visitors.
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by Johnathan Bakers

If you’ve traveled with a friend or with your family you know the joy of sharing the holiday experience with others. It’s not just the camaraderie but you are sometimes persuaded to see and do things you wouldn’t normally do. Traveling solo doesn’t mean you need to compromise the joy and excitement of a holiday. Don’t let traveling by yourself stop you from taking a dream vacation. Here are some tips and ideas to consider if you’ll be vacationing alone.
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by Kent Krueger

What’s hot in San Diego? That question is not referring to the babes on the beach and the correct answer is not typically the weather. If you are asked that question the politically correct way to answer is to name the top San Diego tourist destinations.
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