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My Baggage’s 20 Most Instagrammed Places In The World
Which prominent destination do you think is the most Instagrammed spot in the world? According to UK-based My Baggage, it’s not the Eiffel Tower, Golden Gate Bridge, Disneyland or the Taj Mahal. Instead it’s the famed archipelagic state of the Maldives. Home to more than 1,000 islands in the Indian Ocean, the Maldives is well known for its stunning, turquoise-blue waters and high-end hotels. But what other destinations made the Top 20 List of most Instagrammed tourist spots? While the Golden Gate Bridge and Disneyland probably should have made this list, learn more about My Baggage’s worthwhile list of other famous Instagram hotspots. About My Baggage…
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Most Amazing Hotel Swimming Pools in the World
Like epicurean dining and extravagant furnishings, hotel swimming pools are often designed to leave a lasting impression. This is particularly important during the warm summer months, where outdoor pools are often the centerpiece to attract new and returning guests. But some of the world’s most prominent hotels will rise to a higher level when it comes to their swimming pools. From the tallest to deepest, here are 10 of the most amazing hotel swimming pools in the world. Burj Al Arab Jumeirah Jumeirah St. Dubai, UAW +971-4-301-7777 www.jumeirah.com/burjalarabjumeirah The world’s tallest structure on a man-made island offers five dazzling outdoor and indoor swimming pools. On the…
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Hotels Are Re-Opening: What Will Be Different This Summer
As hotels across California begin to reopen, travelers will see important changes during their stay. Three months after lodging operators were forced to close, all forms of lodging will be able to resume business activities. But what can travelers expect when they arrive at their hotel? Take a look at some of the most important changes currently in place to keep visitors as safe as possible during their stay. Parking Valet parking will still be available at major hotel chains. However parking attendants will no longer open car doors and will be required to wear masks and sanitize luggage if transported. Many other hotels have…
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10 Classic Movies To Ease Your Wanderlust While Sheltering In Place
Watching classic movies are one of the great ways to ease your wanderlust during the coronavirus pandemic. Not only will you be able to enjoy some of the finest films of the Golden Age, you’ll also be able to take your mind off all the bad news that seem to appear every other moment. What’s more, classic movies can take you to places you’ve never visited before while capturing the essence of a time when life was so much simpler. And who knows, perhaps you might have a better appreciation for life and what’s in store when the pandemic is over. Here are just 10 of the best classic movies…
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Five Ways You Can Support Local Businesses During The Coronavirus Pandemic
All across the country, local businesses are being forced into making difficult decisions as a result of the ongoing coronavirus situation. Do I lay off some of my most loyal employees or do I close my business altogether? Do I declare bankruptcy or try to hang on? With situations like this happening not just in the U.S. but all over the world, family owned businesses need your help more than ever. Although you might be limited in getting around your city, you can still make a difference by supporting your favorite restaurant or retail store by going online. And by doing so, you’re also doing that much more to support…
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10 Travel Movies To Watch If You’re Stuck At Home
Are you spending more time at home due to the coronavirus pandemic? If so, maybe a couple of travel-related movies might help you better cope with this difficult time in your life and in the entire world. While you will certainly find other things to do in your home, watching an uplifting movie might take your mind off the lack of outdoor activities and the constant gloomy news on television and online. All of these modern era films are available for a fee or free with a trial or paid subscription on streaming video sites like Amazon Prime, Google Play, iTunes, YouTube and many others. Amélie Interested in watching movie…
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Coronavirus: How To Protect Yourself & Others Against COVID-19
On March 11, the World Health Organization announced that COVID-19 is officially a pandemic (a worldwide spread of an infectious disease). Two days later, U.S. President Donald Trump declared a national emergency over the pandemic, which will provide additional resources and funding to help fight the disease. With the COVID-19 disease now spread to more than 100 locations worldwide, what you can you do to prevent yourself and others from getting the coronavirus? While you may have many other questions, here are basic guidelines set forth by the World Health Organization (WHO), a specialized agency for public health of the United Nations and the U.S.-based Center for Disease Control and…
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Asia’s Most Instagrammable Cities
Should it be a surprise that Asia is home to many of the world’s most Instagrammable cities? While it may be true that the U.S. continues to lead with 116 million active users, Asian countries represent a significant portion of the 1 billion members overall worldwide. In fact three of the World’s Top 10 countries with the most Instagram users are in Asia, with India, Indonesia and Japan leading the way. Here’s a quick look at 10 of Asia’s most Instagrammable cities, based upon number of users and number of hashtags, along with some suggested spots for photo opportunities. Bangkok The capital and largest city of Thailand is clearly one…
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Most Technologically Advanced Cities in the World
It’s no surprise tech cities are surging in interest as vacation destinations. Due to the rising fascination with cutting edge gadgets, more and more travelers are seeking out places to stay connected, visit futuristic attractions and relax at high tech hotels . What’s more, tech-minded travelers can enjoy all sorts of innovative entertainment in a smart city, whether it’s watching a roboto prepare orders at a food counter or find virtual reality systems in their hotel rooms. Here are five of the most technologically advanced destinations to consider exploring on your next urban vacation. London Despite being best known for classic landmarks like the Tower of London, Big Ben and…
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How To Use The Subway In Nanjing China
In the magnificent ancient capital of Nanjing, with a population of more than 8 million people, it sometimes can be surprising to see smaller pockets of congestion when compared to similarly sized cities all across the world. While much of the credit goes to smart city planning and the prevalence of scooters and bicycles, another critical factor in reducing traffic congestion and transporting residents and visitors alike is its efficient public transportation system, and most importantly the Nanjing Metro subway. Considered to be the fifth largest public transportation system in China, the Nanjing Metro first opened in 2005 and currently operates seven subway lines across more than 135 stations. With…
