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Best Places To Visit in Azerbaijan

October 28, 2018 by Gregory

There are some countries that not many have heard of, but they present the beauty that you perhaps never would have seen anywhere in this entire world. You can even state this reason that why these countries still enjoy the perfect nature bliss, unexplored land, and untouched beauty. Talking of such beauty then mentioning Azerbaijan is a must. Azerbaijan is amongst a few countries that share its boundaries with two continents, Asia and Europe. It is located on the Caucuses region of the Caspian Sea. The country reflects the best amalgamation of beauty, nature, and historical sites. There is so much to explore in the city that a single list will never be enough.

The first thing you need to do is to book Azerbaijan tour packages from a trusted travel site and then you can decide on what to explore in the country and then things to do there.

However, if you are confused with the places to visit as you may not be much aware of the places there, we have got you covered. Here, we are sharing the details of a few best places that you must visit in Azerbaijan.

Baku:

Starting the list with the capital city of Azerbaijan, Baku is also one of the most important and the modern cities that are soaked in the history presenting two different sides. There are plenty of places in Baku that you must visit if you want to know about the history, culture, and other significance of the country. The first place you should hit is Icheri Sheher. This is a medieval core exhibit which presents the Islamic style architecture and European style facades line up the old city. Other attractions include a long promenade near the Caspian Sea, Baku Boulevard, and the amazing view from the hill located near to the Martyrs’ Lane.

Sheki:

Sheki is a place that is set in the heart of nature and is located at the bottom of the Southern Greater Caucasus Mountain. This is a small town which has a long history of 2500 years. The population of the town is somewhere 60,000 and the main fame of this small place dwells in its textile, silk, and embroidery. The place has a special mention at the time of the Silk Road. At present, the town acts as a door to the ancient time and there are castles, mosques, and 18th century established palace of Sheki.

Astara:

Another very beautiful place in the country of Azerbaijan is Astara. Many locals even claim that it is the most beautiful town in the entire country. There are mountains that surround the place and it is located on the border of Iran. There are dense forests that stay untouched giving shelter to many species of animals and plants. It is even a home to the famous and peculiar Caucasus leopard.

These 3 places must be in your list of must visit places when you are making a trip to Azerbaijan.

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Best Months To Travel To London From Dubai

September 3, 2018 by Gregory

London is a place that you can visit at your desired time of the year because it is known to have a mild climate and extreme weather is not common. However, your visit will be a different one as the seasons unfold. Fortunately, you will find many flights from Dubai to London regardless of the season. The seasons are discussed in details below and it is up to make a choice on the best season that favors you or according to your interest:

  1. March to May (spring)

During the spring, London experience longer daylight time and mild weather. The temperatures at these months of the year usually range from 11-15 degree Celsius. Spring rainfall is regular, and you are advised to travel with your umbrella. Easter holiday falls in the spring period and public holidays are the Good Friday as well as Easter Monday. With these holidays, most shops in London are closed and reduced means of transport (public means).

  1. June to August (summer)

This is the great time that you can visit London. It is warm during this time and sometimes, very hot. It allows you to make the most from the London’s rooftop bars, beer gardens and green spaces. The temperatures range from 18-30 degree Celsius, making it a perfect time if you like to experience the music festivals as well as outdoor cinemas.

It is the right time to visit London and travel with your kids as they will be on school holidays. With its good weather, most people prefer travelling to London, therefore, book your hotel and attractions in advance for you to avoid queues.

  1. September to November (autumn)

The 2nd week of September marks the end of busy summer period. During this season, weather is mild with temperatures ranging from 11-15 degree Celsius. There are a number of yearly events such as Halloween celebrations and Totally Thames Festival. From November, you will be able to see magnificent Christmas decorations and lights.

  1. December to February (winter)

Winter is a cold season with temperatures ranging from 2-6 degree Celsius. You can still enjoy the city, but you need to keep warm. There are several activities, decorations, and Christmas lights during December and ensure to book public transport earlier as there will be reduced services. Cheaper deals on restaurants, attractions, and accommodation happen in January and February.

Conclusion

Going through the seasons above help you plan in advance your journey and know the best season to visit London.

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What To Do If Your Car Breaks Down

July 19, 2018 by Gregory

Driveways, Motorways, Minor Roads & Dual Carriageways

In the Real World, things don’t always go to plan. Liberty Insurance get that, that’s why they’re here to help when things get real. In the first of their Real World Blog series, we look at the measures you need to take in the unfortunate event of a breakdown.

Most drivers don’t expect a breakdown, but the essential thing to bear in mind in these situations, is to stay safe. Be sure to contact your breakdown service provider right away.

Here are a few simple tips to keep you, your passengers and other road users safe when your car breaks down.

Motorways & Dual Carriageways

By far the trickiest place to suffer a car breakdown is on a motorway or dual carriageway, particularly if you are in the outside or overtaking lane when the issue happens. The RSA has a list of recommendations which we’ve listed below;

  1. If you can, pull into the hard shoulder as soon as possible. Put your hazard lights and your side lights on and then point your front wheels away from the road.
  2. If you have a visibility vest, wear it. Visibility vests are relatively cheap and don’t take up much storage space so it’s a good idea to get a few and leave them in the car.
  3. Exit your vehicle on the left hand side, away from the traffic on the road. Be safe and stay away from the fast moving cars on the other side! Make your way up the embankment and if there is a barrier, climb over it if possible. You and your passengers should stay well away from the hard shoulder.
  4. Don’t attempt to make any repairs on the car, no matter how small they seem to be. Plenty of people have warning triangles in their car, BUT you should not attempt to place this behind your car on the motorway. There will be cars speeding by and it’s risky to even attempt it.
  5. Call the local authorities. If you do this from your mobile phone, they will need to know your location. If you use one of the roadside SOS phones on the motorway network, they will automatically know your location. Next contact your breakdown service.
  6. If the repair services can get you back up and running there and then, that’s great but be very careful when it comes to re-joining the motorway. You’ll need to build up your speed on the hard shoulder before merging into traffic. Be aware too though that other vehicles may have stopped on the hard shoulder.
  7. If for some reason you are unable to follow the above advice, you should stay in your vehicle with your safety belt securely fastened and switch on your hazard lights. Then, as above, call 999 and wait for assistance. You should also contact your breakdown service provider to let them know. 

National, Secondary & minor roads

If you break down on any road smaller than a motorway, you’ll need to do things a little differently to make sure you remain safe throughout. Again, we’ve taken the advice of the RSA to give you the best information on how to handle the situation.

  1. If you can, pull over to a safe place. Some national roads have a hard shoulder, but if there isn’t one, pull over as far left as you can.
  2. Turn on your hazard lights and if the light is poor or visibility is low, turn on your side lights also.
  3. Although the cars will be passing a little slower than those on the motorway, you should still only get out of your car on the left hand side of the road. Again, it’s better to be safe out there in the real world, so avoid those unnecessary dangers and prevent any issues occurring.
  4. Put on your high visibility vest and place your Red Warning Triangle 50 metres behind your car to alert oncoming traffic.
  5. In contrast to actions on the motorway, no matter where on the road you breakdown, be it in the middle of the road in town or out on a narrow country road, you should get back in your car once you’ve put out your triangle. That’s the safest place to be.
  6. Once in your car, ring the Gardaí for assistance and then call your breakdown service provider to let them know.

Even experienced drivers might not know the above protocols for what to do if you breakdown, but now that you’ve familiarised yourself with them, you’re ready for any breakdown.

All Liberty car insurance policies come with 24/7 breakdown assistance with Home Start as standard and it won’t affect your no claims bonus.

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7 Best Beaches In Spain

May 21, 2018 by Gregory

If holidaying in Spain, well, then you got to plans some favorite beach holidays. After all, Spain boasts of some of the best beaches out there in the world. While many vacationers arrive here for its major cities such as Madrid and Barcelona, but there are scores of others who come to Spain only for its spectacular beaches. One can sunbathe on those silky sand beaches stretching across hundreds of miles of coastline. With stunning shorelines and islands, it is no surprise to come across some awesome beaches here. Nothing could be better than enjoying the beautiful beaches and excellent climate form a beachfront villa. Explore the wide selection of Spanish villas for rent to enjoy a relaxing seaside holiday. Just find a villa that fits your needs and meets your preferences and budget.

Spain is known for its diverse geography, cultures and of course the gorgeous beaches. Here are some of the leading beaches of Spain.

  1. Asturias
    The emerald-green coastline of Asturias is far from the typical tourist trails and boasts of some of the most exquisite beaches in Spain. Amidst the low-key beach town, you will find remote golden crescents and rocky coves where a buzzing surf scene awaits. What is special about the region is that one is never far from both sea and mountains. Thus, one can enjoy sunbathing sessions and well as explore the mountains. Those long sandy shores along this stretch of coastline with striking backdrops add to the holiday appeal. These beaches are just perfect for solo travelers, families and groups alike.
  2. Ibiza
    If you are looking for a mix of lazy days, grooving all night and sailboats, then head for Ibiza. This is just the place you are looking for, as these Ibiza Town and Sant Antoni are well known for buzzy nightclubs and techno beats sound. Packed with revelers during summertime peak season, Ibiza is not just about partying and music. Explore family-friendly beaches and quaint villages plus those secluded coves. Enjoy great Balearic foods from vendors and hawkers. Ibiza is everything beach lovers are looking for. Its modest population gets overpowered by millions of tourists that arrive here enjoying sunset chilling or boho-glam style fun.
  3. llas Cies, Ria de Vigo, Galicia
    Well known as “Galician Caribbean, the trio of pristine islands located in the northwest region of Galic is exposed to the Atlantic Ocean. You can reach Cies from the town of Vigo by ferry and from there the two main isles, Illa do Faro and Illa do Monte Ayudo. Rodas Beach is undoubtedly one of the prettiest beaches of Spin because of powder-white sands and sparkling blue water. There are beach bars, campground and flea markets that pull the crowds. One can bring their own tents and supplies for camping.
  4. Canary Islands
    Spain’s Canary Islands are situated towards the North Atlantic Ocean. These islands flaunt great strips of shoreline and aquamarine waters. You will find the shores busy with plenty of windsurfers, surfers, scuba divers and sunbathers. Laze on the soft sands and explore the vibrant underwater world. Gran Canaria, Tenerife, and Lanzarote, some of the bigger islands boast of luxury accommodations and villas. Parque Nacional del Teide contains the third-largest volcano on the planet. Travelers love taking camel rides in Timanfaya National Park. Thus, it is one of the few islands where you can enjoy a mix of luxurious accommodations, beautiful beaches, and great world natural parks.
  5. Cala Mesquida
    Cala Mesquida is a stunning beach that lies on the north-eastern tip of the Majorca Island. Those long stretches of pale sand frames by dunes and pine forests is indeed hard to resist by the beach lovers. There are many bars and restaurants on the beach that will keep your hunger and thirst contented. Cala Mesquida beach looks unusual because of its porcelain-colored sand and the dunes and greenery. It is just perfect for boarding and windsurfing thanks to the calm, sky-blue waters. Most people are drawn by the powder-fine sands as well as the traditional Majorcan cuisine.
  6. Playa de Bolonia
    Playa de Bolonia lies in the Andalusian territory of Spain and is teeming with tourists. It is indeed impossible to find a blemished stretch of sand in this part of Iberian Peninsula. The beach’s 2.4 miles of shoreline curves around Bolonia Bay and has the planet of sand and surf. Though Playa de Bolonia beach feels wild, it offers all the amenities such as restrooms, showers, and umbrellas. You will also find some history buffs here as Roman ruins of Baelo Claudio lie next to the beach. Playa de Bolonia beach is a favorite with Spanish families as well as tourists. You will find surfers and kite-surfers making their way down to the beach. Because of its isolation, it remains largely unspoiled.
  7. San Sebastian
    San Sebastian may not as popular as other beaches of Spain but has some remarkable offerings to make. The oceanfront resort town boasts of timeless beauty and offers world-class culinary and cultural experience. Spaniards flock to the cooler waters and shores of San Sebastian for a respite from soaring temperatures. One can relax on the isolated spots along the ocean and explore the famous hillsides. One can gaze over the coastline from some fine vantage points and the hilltop heights. The gently lapping seas and powerful waves across the picturesque sweep of sandy beach attract surfers from all across the world. Those pristine white sand beaches have attracted beach-goers who come here looking for sun and sophistication.

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Ron Ozer Reviews The Walt Disney Concert Hall

March 20, 2018 by Gregory

When we think of Disney, we often think of the children’s stories and animations. But Disney is also about musicals, and this is something that Ron Ozer is particularly interested in. He is from New York himself, where there are many concert halls and other such venues. However, he regularly travels to Los Angeles to view the Walt Disney Concert Hall as well. Interestingly, the rest of the world is not much aware of this particular concert hall. While everybody has heard of the amazing Disney resorts and of Eurodisney, the concert hall is a hidden gem.

Ron Ozer on the Walt Disney Concert Hall

The Walt Disney Concert Hall is a marvel of acoustic architecture. In fact, it is the world’s most sophisticated of its kind! Frank Gehry designed the hall and Yasuhisa Toyota worked on the acoustics. It was all made possible thanks to corporate and individual donors, including Lillian Disney, who all have a passion for art and music.

The hall is found in Los Angeles at 111 S. Grand Avenue. It opened in 2003 and immediately became the home of the prestigious Los Angeles Philharmonic, who Ron Ozer always makes a point of seeing. Uniquely, the hall has a sophisticated yet intimate experience. Additionally, it has already started to become one of California’s greatest structural landmarks. In essence, it has become what the West End is to London and Broadway is to New York.

The exterior of the building is absolutely fascinating as well. Its curves are stainless steel, but they have a matte finish. This makes it look very modern and state of the art. Inside, the Children’s Amphitheater and the Founder’s Room have panels that are like mirrors, and they have concave sections to further amplify them. This architectural drama is like a musical composition in its own right. The individual panels, meanwhile, have been sanded down so that it would not cause glare or heat problems for those around the building.

One year after the concert hall opened, in 2004, more work on the building was completed. Specifically, the large concert organ finished and this is a true masterpiece. The final decisions were made by Manuel Rosales who look at the designs that Gehry had made, and he consulted with Caspar Glatter-Gotz on these matters. The organ is one of the largest of its kind, with 109 ranks, 72 stops, and no less than 6,125 varieties of pipe ranges. Since completion, musicians the world over have put in requests for the chance to play this magnificent instrument. The organ was expensive, of course, but as a gift to Los Angeles County, Toyota Moto Sales, USA, Inc. decided to sponsor it. This made construction possible.

Since construction was completed, the Walt Disney Concert Hall, which for some reason still hasn’t managed to grab the international attention it deserves, has featured in a range of television shows and movies. In fact, it was in Everyday Italian, Iron Man 2, The Soloist, Brothers and Sisters, and also in the Matrix Revolution. And if you play the game Midnight Club: Los Angeles, you may be able to spot it in there as well.

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8 Tips To Get The Best Deals On Airfare

March 13, 2018 by Gregory

Just imagine this. You are in mid-air and you look around the aircraft. You wonder what is the fare each of the other passengers may have paid. Well it is no secret that with current market dynamics and competition in the airline industry, the pricing varies depending on various factors. So when you did your Mumbai Delhi Flights booking you may have coughed up much more money than some of your co-passengers or vice-versa. Now this is true of any flight on any airline in the world. Free market pricing rides on demand and hence if you want to save big on airfare you need to be smart and also think smartly. Here are five tips that are sure to help you get better deals on airfare whenever you plan your next travel.

Tip One-Focus on Research 

If you are looking to save substantially on airfare then one has to do research of all available options. There are a plethora of sites and apps that offer comparison of prices once you input your requirements. Once you have your schedule ready look up these sites and zero in on the cheapest fares that fulfil your requirements.

Tip Two-Look Out For Deals 

With more and more competition the Airline companies need obviously to up their ante in terms of marketing and sales promotion. This results in frequent periodical sales and other deals. Keep an eye open for these kind of deals and grab them as feasible. One can also use the service of certain apps which works as a watchdog ands sends out notifications when prices are below a certain level.

Tip Three-Travel Off Season 

Do you want to pay through your nose by booking flights around major festivals or long weekends? Obviously when the whole world seems to be flying, the prices are going to soar. So it is always prudent and economical to fly as far as possible during the off season. This ensures cheaper fares due to less occupancy of flights. Another added bonus is that when you travel during the off season, accommodation is also going to be cheaper and the crowds too would be lesser.

Tip Four-Time Your Flights Right

Your flights could work out cheaper if you were flexible and could travel during weekdays, avoiding weekends. Another trick is to look for flights that departs or lands in odd hours. This may be a bit inconvenient but could result in considerable savings on the airfare.

Tip Five-Plan and Book in Advance

It is now a known fact that the earlier you book your air tickets the better deals you will be able to get. So if you know that you are going to take your annual holiday in a certain month, it is advantageous to plan your itinerary well in advance and take advantage of the best prices. The closer you get to the date of the flight, the air fares are going to become more and more expensive. After all as they say, the early bird catches the worm, in this case cheaper tickets.

Tip Six-Beware of the Pricing Engines and Cookies

As suggested earlier it is important to do price comparisons and look up different sites for getting the best price when you are booking your air tickets. But have you noticed that the more you search for a specific route or flight, the prices seem to increase after a few sessions. This is owing to the fact that most sites have cookies which observe and recognize your behaviour, if you are repeatedly using that site and searching for the same flight, then the intelligent system either senses more demand for the tickets and hence as per demand and supply principle the price will get jacked up or it may recognize the fact that you are likely to buy which results in the same thing. Intelligent airline pricing engines combined with cookies can become a damper in your search for cheap air tickets. One way to overcome this issue is to keep deleting cookies, but this can work out to be a cumbersome task and not everyone maybe up to it. The better and easier option is to search for the pricing information that you are looking for through an incognito window.

Tip Seven- Be Flexible and Keep Your Choices Open

The more flexible and open you are in your travel plans and itineraries the better prices you are going to get. Consider this scenario, you want to take a vacation of about a week and are open to where you want to go as well as when you want to go. In that case there are many apps that offer the option of searching for the cheapest month in a year. Also one can search for flight prices leaving the destination open and just inputting the details of the place that you would be flying out. This is a good option to tailor and customize your vacation based on the best available prices. So it definitely pays to have an open mind and be flexible!

Tip Eight-Make The Most of Error Pricing

To err is human. This is a very famous and familiar saying. So in spite of technological advances where intelligent systems can recognize more activity in your browser and trigger price increases, errors do happen. This is what is known as error pricing which may occur due to system glitches or human error. The consequence could be dirt cheap tickets available online. But of course the errors get corrected fast and so the duration of the availability of such cheap tickets would be fleeting. So how do you know when there is an error pricing happening. As with most things there is a simple solution to this complex issue. There are apps and sites which specialize in tracking error fare and one has to register on them to get notifications of error pricing.

So the next time you fly, there is no need to look around and feel that probably the other passengers in the aircraft have paid less than you. Implement these tips and you could be flying away with your pocket brimming with the accrued savings of flight tickets.

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Choosing Where You Live, And Making It Yours

March 6, 2018 by Gregory

Diverse Living Options

California has a lot to offer in terms of residences, and that at practically every necessary level of residency. It all depends on your proclivities and level of cleverness. For example, you could live in a residential property like a house, or a non-stationary motor vehicle; even a mobile home, or an apartment.

Many seek stability in California, though, and if you’re planning to be rooted in a place, you might look at apartment solutions which give you a little bit more elbow room. A great example in terms of luxury might be Arbors.

For luxury, Arbors at Antelope provides living solutions that are: “Far from typical apartment living…newly-renovated homes…a luxurious experience for you and your family. You can select…fully detached homes and say goodbye to sharing walls with neighbors. Enjoy the substantial perks that come with the carefree lifestyle here…”

If you’ve got a separated apartment home, you might give it some class from LanternandScroll.com; according to the site, their: “…core collection of lanterns feature period reproductions of lighting manufactured in the Carolina and Charleston lantern style, available in gas or electric.”

Living Solutions For Multiple Home Seekers

But not everyone is at such a level of income, or a station in life, to go the luxury apartment route. For example, many come to learn California’s ways as college students. For those, at UC Davis, there actually happen to be a wide number of options.

You might consider West Village, a community that provides: “…more than a place to live… West village focuses on the needs of a UC Davis student. Events are catered to the UC Davis schedule and requests of residents. West Village offers students amenities that help support their need to learn and live a healthy lifestyle.”

Many colleges exercise such residential living arrangements for students in California, and there are truly exceptional options. And that across the state.

Across California

One of the most exciting aspects of living residentially in California is the variety of activities available to you. From the towering redwoods of the north to the ancient sequoias of the east, there is intrigue and beauty across the state. You can ski, you can hike, you can surf, you can sail, you can beachcomb and tan—all in the same day, if you had the resources.

There is rural living and metropolitan living, cold living, hot living, and continuously temperate climates like San Diego’s. Additionally there is a vast bevy of cultural stanchions famous throughout the country and often the world. In terms of entertainment, shopping, intrigue, and amenities, it’s hard to beat California.

Thinking Ahead For Greatest Residential Comfort

You will need to have a forward strategy pertaining to solid living arrangements, though, because there are expenses. That said, you may just be surprised what you can get, and for what you can get it. Provided you’re willing to do the footwork, and are well aware of what your needs are beforehand, you can find something that works well for you.

When you finally do get a residence, keep it up well. Some of them can be purchased outright, and there are a variety of arrangements throughout the city. Take care of whatever you decide to finally make your California home.

If you’re local to California, you can branch out with a close knowledge of the housing situation. If you’ve never lived in California, you may want to look into these kinds of places or find a cheap flight to visit. There are a lot of different opportunities, and you can definitely secure a place that will meet your needs and one that you will love!

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Robert Mims Memphis Helps People Choose the Right Golf Club for Their Needs

February 14, 2018 by Gregory

There are so many different golf clubs available, it can be difficult to choose the one that is right for you. You may have got the foundation of the sport right and read just about every guideline and report there is on golf clubs, it still feels like you need a university degree just to make sense of all of it. This is why you will be happy to know that Robert Mims Memphis, a CFO from Louisville, has put together a number of hints and tips that have been accepted and even cited by the entire golf community as being right.

Robert Mims Memphis on Determining Stages of Play

There is a big difference between a professional golfer and a casual one, of course. Hence, you need to determine where in between those two you fit. If you only want to play every once in a while, then you shouldn’t invest in high-end clubs, as you may as well steal your own money. However, if you’re serious about the game, then spending a bit more on higher quality is a good idea.

Working out Your Budget

You also need to determine what your budget is. Do not base this on how much money you have, but on what you actually need. And if what you want costs more than what you have, don’t be tempted to shoplift them! The only reason you will ever make the news then is because of your arrest and you may even find yourself fired. Instead, it may simply mean that you will have to save up for a few months, perhaps until August, until you can afford them.

Picking Your Golf Clubs

Now that you know what you want and how much that will cost, you need to get to know what the clubs actually are. As a rule of thumb:

  1. You will need at least a 1-wood, or driver. Furthermore, you should invest in a -3 and -5 wood, which are the fairway woods. The driver is the longest of all clubs at 45” and therefore also the hardest to control.
  2. You may want to invest in a blade-style iron, which is what a professional golfer will use. Here, the head is attached to a solid back. You can also opt for a hollow clubhead, which means you have a cavity back. This is better for beginners. There are short irons (8 and 9), medium irons (5, 6, and 7), and long irons (1, 2, 3, and 4). With shorter irons, you get a lot more loft and gameplay is therefore easier.
  3. Putters are the most used of clubs, and they come as mallet, heel-toe, and blade types. In terms of lengths, there are standard putters, broomstick putters, and belly putters. You need to find the one you are most comfortable with.
  4. You can also choose some hybrids, which are in between words and irons and perfect for beginner golfers. It also means that you don’t need to buy as many or spend as much.

Last but not least, if you are taller than 5’10” as a man or 5’5” as a woman, you will need to have a club with a non-standard length.

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How to Find The Cheapest Flights

February 14, 2018 by Gregory

I am fortunate enough in my profession to be able to do a great deal of traveling, both domestic and international. In fact, since my business launched, I have clocked up more miles in the last two years than I think I did in all of my years beforehand. The challenge however, for my associate Steve Buzzi and myself, was how to keep costs down when traveling. Travel is essential to my business, but so is trying not to spend much money, which meant that we had to be very smart about getting cheap flights. This is of course something that everyone tries to keep an eye on, and so here is how we go about getting our flights at the cheapest price.

Credit Cards

One of the best ways in which you can save money on flights, is by getting yourself a credit card which can help you out. Many credit cards offer rewards on your spending, by way of air miles which you can collect, and then use on your flights. Personally speaking I never liked the idea of using a credit card but since I learned about this reward, I use it for just about everything. Think about it like this, if you spend $1,000 per month, and used the credit card insist of cash, and then cleared the credit card at the end of the month, the only thing that will have changed for you is the fact that you’ve put air miles in the bank, win-win.

Online

The 2 main sites which i use to find cheap flights is Skyscanner and Momondo, these are what’s called flight aggregators and they search the internet to get you the best deals. What I like about these sites is that they don’t just search the airline, but also the third party sites who offer cheap airline tickets too. There is a huge range of filters on both sites which you can use to get yourself the very best deal, and the earlier in advance that you can look, the better the price will be that you find.

Connecting

My number one tip on how to get to your destination for the cheapest price possible, is to open your mind to the idea of connecting. For example, I recently flew from Mexico City to Edinburgh in Scotland, the original price for a direct flight was $900 return. Instead of taking the direct flight however, I decided that I would rack up a couple of connections, to bring the flight cost down. I flew from Mexico City to Houston where I waited for 5 hours in the airport, and then flew from Houston to Vancouver and waited another 3 hours before taking the flight to Edinburgh. This new journey took me 13 hours longer than if I had flown direct, but cost me just $397 return! More than half price, for the sake of a few hours, a great way to reduce your costs.

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Top Apps Which You Need When You Go Traveling

February 13, 2018 by Gregory

If you are preparing to hit the road and do some traveling this year, it is important that you make sure that you are well prepared ahead of you trip. The planning which goes into a trip is the difference between an epic trip, and one which cold have been amazing and you must ensure that you pack right, save up enough money, and that you have planned what kind of thing you will see and do whilst you are on the road.

Each year my buddy Gordon Tang and I will hit the road for around a month or two, exploring this amazing planet of ours. The most important items when I am traveling, is not so much my clothes or my plans, but rather my phone applications, applications which are absolute lifesavers, and here are the ones which I cannot live without.

WhatsApp

It is important for me that I can stay in touch with my family and friends when I am away, as well as being able to chat with my staff whilst I am on the road. For me the best messenger service to there is WhatsApp and everyone that I know will use it. What I like about the service is that even if signal is poor, you can still use it, I like that you can share just about any kind of message from voice, photo and video, and I particularly like the tool where you can share your location with people. If you want to stay in touch, this is the way to do it.

Google Maps

Of all the map applications that there are on the market, there are none better than Google’s offering in my view. Not only do I like the fact that you can use the Google maps application even when you don’t have phone signal, using the GPS on your phone, I also love the full interaction which you get with this app. For example you can use the map to search for places, then you can drill into the places to say locations interest. I also like the fact that you can put several pins in the map to chart your course and the synchronization with your Google account makes this the perfect package.

TripIT

When you travel, you are likely to have a great many busses, trains and planes booked up, which you need to keep information for. Equally, staying on top of days and dates when you rarely know what day of the week it is, can cause some logistical issues in terms of your travel plans. This is exactly why I love the TripIT application, which is an app that keeps all of you travel plans in one place. As soon as you receive a confirmation email from an airline or travel company, you can forward the email to TripIT, where it will be automatically uploaded to you application. Within the app you can keep boarding passes, confirmation numbers and more, and you will also get reminders on your phone in the days running up to your travels. Don’t miss another journey again, this is the app to keep your travel plans on point.

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