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5 Things You Should Learn When You Live in Another Country
Living in another country is an eye-opening and life changing experience. It is certainly not for everyone, but if you take it upon yourself to live abroad, you will return a changed person. Living abroad involves new cultures and traditions, foods, rituals, time zones, languages, historical perspectives, education, and much more. As a result, there are several things you should know when it... ❯❯❯
Reasons why you should plan a holiday at least once a year
Without traveling life might just become very mundane. If we are forever working and attending to our daily chores, life seems to lose its charm and spark. Planning a holiday to a travel destination that you haven't explored before can bring back all the lost zest and zeal in life. Also, it allows you to take some time off from work and focus on yourself or your family. Furthermore, with the... ❯❯❯
Need to Know: Customs Fees for an International Move
So you’ve decided to move overseas, but aren’t quite sure how customs work? Organising visas, getting all of your goods through customs, and ensuring you meet the regulations at your new destination can be tricky. Here are some handy tips to keep you on track and make sure you aren’t surprised by any additional costs! It's good to know before you leave exactly how much you're going to have to... ❯❯❯
How can you prepare for a long ride on your horse with family and friends?
There is no better way to enjoy the sun, the fresh air, serenity of nature and a quiet trail than on horseback. There are hundreds of people who want to go on long rides with their friends and family each season, but it is the lack of experience and knowledge that stops them. Sometimes, all you need is a lot of excitement, a little enthusiasm, and the right guide.
Choosing the horse
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Storage Tips to Keep in Mind Before Embarking on Long-Term Travel
While there is true joy in pursuing passions such as travelling, it also comes with its fair share of challenges. Leaving behind the comforts of home, the warmth of familiar faces, and the security of having a defined place in the world, can stamp a kind of longing in the hearts of long-term travellers. Yet choices have to be made and journeys are made to be taken. When a person decides to leave... ❯❯❯
How to Pack Light for a Long Spring Getaway
The festive season is already over, but that's no reason to let the winter blues creep in. After all, spring is just around the corner, and the prospect of the first long vacation of the year is sure to brighten any gloomy outlook. However, depending on your destination, spring can be a fickle beast and packing for a vacation that may throw you snowstorms one day and blazing sunshine the next is... ❯❯❯
12 Signs That You Are Ready for Your Long-Distance Move
Moving can be both an exciting or stressful time for anyone. People move or relocate to a new city for many reasons. Many times, you might just need a change in your life. Sometimes, you might feel compelled to take a new job or you may feel that a move is needed for you to develop as a person. Whatever the case, here are 12 signs that you are ready to make a long-distance move to a new city. ... ❯❯❯
Fairytale Destinations Around the World
Imagine waking up in a new place, set in a landscape that seems out of this world. It could be a lush green forest, a picturesque little village or a breathtaking castle. These places exude a whimsical allure, giving you a feel of a fictional wonderland. These idyllic places are often described as magical and are certainly way beyond the average tourist destinations.
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10 Mistakes a First Time Traveler is Sure to Make
Everyone has a first time for everything. In travel, the first time can be very exhilarating yet very confusing. A rookie will make several avoidable mistakes than an experienced traveler would seek to avoid. Someone who has traveled a lot has experience to know the things that matter and those that don’t, and the things that should be avoided entirely. Here are some of the common mistakes first... ❯❯❯
A Family Trip That is Deductible? It Can be Done
You keep your business finances and your personal finances completely separate, don’t you? Of course you do, because that is the only way to keep on top of things, and to muddle them up can lead to all sorts of problems. But sometimes there is a way to take advantage of business tax breaks that will also benefit your family, perhaps on a vacation. A Word of Warning Nobody wants a visit from the... ❯❯❯
