Sometimes, the only way to truly get away is to unplug. Flying to an exotic location won't mean much if one is constantly attached to the laptop or smartphone. Go offline and focus on your well-being by going somewhere that's not so gadget-friendly. Here are a few types of vacations that will take you off the grid for your most relaxing vacation yet.
Man-made heat energy present in the seas has now doubled since 1997, according to the new study headed by the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory which was released Monday.
Lima, Peru's capital and largest city, today has a population of almost 9 million people. But to supply this sprawling metropolis with water, Peruvians still rely on canals that were built before the first Europeans ever set foot on the American continent.
For travelers, their trips get more exciting by trying out food fares of the locals. This is because there are types of foods that can never be found in their own countries or hometowns.
The Galveston Mardi Gras!, one of the most awaited traditions in Texas, will return to the island this February. This year's 105th celebration of Galveston's Mardi Gras! will take place January 29- February 9 with dazzling dancers, high-stepping marching bands and flashy floats. The celebration will also feature 22 parades, almost 3 million beads and other trinkets to throngs that will surely give every visitor a big all-consuming experience once again.
A rich history adds depth to holiday hideaways, making them more than just a vacation destination but also a historical landmark of sorts, like these five of Mexico's haciendas from the Yucatan.
A French PE school teacher is under investigation after he led schoolchildren onto a closed French Alps ski slope where an avalanche killed two of them and a Ukrainian tourist, a prosecutor announced Thursday.
Attorney General Ken Paxton of Texas announced the launch of Human Trafficking and Transnational Organized Crime unit (HTTOC), a new unit focused on combating human trafficking on Thursday.
Latin America consists of the North and South American countries. Every year, millions of people around the world troop to this region to enjoy the sites and create memories while visiting its spectacular beaches, mountains and rainforests.
Latin America is one of the most magnificent places in the world. The place has a lot of stories to tell from its artistic culture, rich history, colorful traditions and nature's beauty. Travelers will surely have a unique and amazing experience as they explore every corner of its large region. But as always, traveling is something to look forward too. Besides, Latin America is not that easy to sweep along. That's why, before leaving interested travelers must prepare and pack their bags with ideas and tips on how they can maximize their trip.
Traveling halfway across the world is unparalleled: the sights and sounds, the culture and the natural high of venturing out of one’s comfort zone. However, it also leaves people more vulnerable than ever as they traverse unfamiliar lands surrounded by total strangers speaking a different language. Here are some guidelines travelers should heed for getting home safe and sound.
Latin America is widely known to be a region of passion. Couples who already visited this place really feel that fervor because of the overall ambiance that the islands and scenic locations give, as even simple walks along the shorelines are so romantic.
The Nano Membrane Toilet is a new innovation created by inventors in British school, Cranfield University. The scientists created a waterless toilet where a sewage system or electric power is not required for it to operate. The Nanotechnology was applied to turn human waste into clean water and energy.
The beauty of Latin America beaches is so serene that most people don't have the ability to resist the aquatic charm. The crystal-clear clean water, fine white or pink sand and hundreds of shades of green and blue colors are what summarizes the beaches' most pristine and picturesque beauty. Most parts of Latin America are tropical which makes these nature's masterpieces accessible to all beach junkies almost all year round.
