The REAL Origins of Halloween, its Traditions and the Best Halloween Party in Europe
Brazil has Carnival, America has Thanksgiving, England has Guys Fawkes and Ireland has… Halloween.
Author: Linda McCormick
Travel Photo: Giant’s Causeway, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Northern Ireland
With many new buildings, especially those a community hold dear, there is always a settling period before people grow fond of them. I didn’t need that.
5 Best Beaches in the North of Ireland
When most people think of the Emerald Isle, images of quaint country pubs, rolling green hills, Guinness and of course rain are generally front and centre of their thoughts. Beaches are the last thing that spring to mind.
Eating Peaches in the Catalonian Sun
As I manoeuvred the bus-like rental car through the narrow Roman streets of Tiana, I was so thankful Anna insisted she led the way. Indicating left into an even narrower dirt road, with no signage or lighting, I was glad I let manners win over independence.
Grianán of Aileach: My Own Fortress of Solace
Grianán of Aileach (Fortress of the Sun) is a wonderful sixth century stone fort, which sits atop a 244 metre high hill in Burt, Co. Donegal. As an angst-ridden teenager it was my own fortress of solace. Revisiting the site this year left me with new feelings.
The State of Travel Blogging in 2013 [INFOGRAPHIC]
Ever wondered what goes on in the travel blogging world? While doing a little research on the latest happenings in the industry, I came across this infographic, compiled by BookFHR and digital agency No Pork Pies.
Summer Sailstice Raises Awareness of Ocean Conservation
Summer Sailstice is a chance for the global sailing community to get together and help promote and celebrate sailing. Why not join in?
Singapore’s Answer to Avatar: Supertree Grove at Gardens by the Bay
Stepping out of the elevator that took us from cool underground Singapore to the hot and humid city above, the view that greeted us was like something from the Hollywood blockbuster Avatar. I knew it looked good in photos, but this was Good!
A Disappointing Night Trek to Mount Bromo, East Java
I can’t say I’m a massive trekking in the dark person. Don’t get me wrong, I love a good trek, but usually I like to see where I’m going. Obviously, not everyone is of the same opinion as a handful of die-hard trekkers set off, gingerly feeling their way down the path. I quietly raise an eyebrow, watch, and wait.
Air New Zealand Wins Sustainable Tourism Award
After writing about whether it was appropriate to promote airlines on an eco travel blog last week, which prompted a great discussion, I discovered Air New Zealand was named the winner in the Global Tourism Business category at the 2013 Tourism for Tomorrow Awards in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.