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The Strangest Overseas Driving Laws That Could Catch You Out

Posted on October 24, 2016 by noel in Travel

It’s hard enough trying to remember all the laws of your own country, let alone memorising those from overseas. When you’re next in any of these countries, make a note of these driving laws which could catch you out. Don’t stop for pedestrians – China Kicking it off with a doozy, this Chinese law actively encourages you to continue forwards, even if you see a pedestrian coming. That’s a little harrowing when you think about it – and certainly something you’d need to watch out for if you’re a...Read More

4 Maintenance Tips for Rideshare Drivers to Keep Costs Low and Lifespan Long

Posted on October 15, 2016 by noel in Uncategorized

Ridesharing has become an increasingly popular option for earning a living. Whether you’re looking to generate full-time income or just a little extra on the side, you can do so through companies like Uber and Lyft. For a predetermined hourly rate, drivers can pick up riders in the area and take them to their destinations. While one could stand to make a reasonable amount of cash, many have found that the cost of car ownership can really put a hamper on their ability to earn a decent living. Unfortunately,...Read More

Springtime Beach Escapades in Australia

Posted on September 22, 2016 by noel in Australia, Travel, Travel Tips

Springtime is usually associated with beginnings, awakenings and other dynamic notions. So, no wonder Australia, vibrant and joyful, attracts so many people between September and November. Apart from the always popular city breaks, hiking tours and visits to outposts, the most in-demand destinations are the magnificent and renowned beaches. Despite the existence of coastline paradox, which makes it impossible to say exactly how long Australia’s coastline is, it’s safe to say that it’s among the longest...Read More

The Allure of Queenstown in Spring

Posted on by noel in New Zealand, Travel Tips

The area where amazing mountain ranges embrace the unbelievably clear water of Lake Wakatipu, where the flavors of Chardonnay become more citrusy and where Pinot Noir vineyards roll over the hills. The self-proclaimed “home of adventure bucket list”. Welcome to Queenstown, New Zealand. Why spring? Because the days are longer, colours change and you have a wide range of offers. For example, you can hit the slopes (usually until mid-October) and make the most of the abundance of sunshine in comparison with...Read More

Stunning Landscapes for Midwest Fall Getaways

Posted on September 20, 2016 by noel in USA

You can rarely hear people talking about the American Midwest the way they praise New York, Mount Rushmore or Grand Canyon. The main reason for such an unfair treatment of this cult American region lies in the fact that tourists, especially foreign ones, don’t know too much about it. Now that fall is coming and nature is preparing fireworks of colors, it’s the right time to start planning a visit to this part of the USA. Therefore, find a comfortable reading position and get familiar with the...Read More

Exploring the Wonders of the Outback Wildflower Trails

Posted on August 26, 2016 by noel in Australia, Travel Tips

The arrival of spring and balmy weather in Western Australia gives a definite green light to all adventurers and nature lovers to pack their bags and set out to explore the wildflower trails. Australia’s renowned Golden Outback region is a fantastic and fool-proof pick. The area is packed with no less than 12,000 wildflower species in all colours of the rainbow that provide a breathtaking view for the visitors. Awaken your inner wild child and embark on this exciting journey, but not before you hear our...Read More