Add Luggage Tags

Before you do anything else, be sure to add luggage tags with your name, address, and phone number to your bags. This will allow airlines to contact you in case your luggage is lost or delayed, and also serves as identification if there are two similar bags to be picked up.

Use a Colorful, Unique Ribbon

Are you looking for a way to spot your bags from a long way away while they come down onto the baggage claim machine? If you tie a large, easily noticeable ribbon to your bags’ handles you will have no problem seeing them even if you aren’t close.

Buy Security-approved Locks

It’s way too easy to have your bags get broken into and things stolen by airport thieves if you don’t put a lock on your luggage. Be sure to get a security-approved one which can be opened by airport staff in case an inspection is needed.

The post Prepare Your Luggage for Plane Travel With These Tips appeared first on Traveler Master.

Chester Beatty Library

Often overlooked by tourists, this European library has an amazing collection of rare books, manuscripts, and drawings that date back to 2700 B.C. The museum has religious and artistic collections from the Middle East, Asia, North Africa, and Europe. In the morning there’s yoga and meditation and in the summer there are free Qi Gong sessions in the rooftop garden.

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Temple Bar

Compared to Bourbon Street in New Orleans, this neighborhood is Dublin’s party hub. During the day, check out independent galleries and performance art venues and at night there are pubs filled with Irish music. Be sure to check out the Temple Bar Food Market which runs every Saturday on Meeting House Square.

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St. Stephen’s Green

Spend the day outside at the beautiful park that stays green throughout the year. The park once served as a private community for the wealthiest residents of Dublin and now there’s a playground and garden for the visually impaired and several monuments of Ireland’s most important figures.

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Filming Locations

The most obvious choice for a cinematic trip is a visit to filming locations of your favorite movies and TV shows. Unless there were a lot of green screens involved, these trips will transport you into your favorite fictional world and allow you to experience it first-hand.

Museum and Theme Parks

If you’re a passionate cinephile, it’s highly likely that museums dedicated to cinema and photography will leave you in awe. Theme parks dedicated to popular movies are also extremely popular with tourists. If there’s one that honors your favorite franchise, make sure to check it out.

International Theaters

Each visit to a movie theater is a unique experience, especially if you’re visiting one in a foreign country. International theaters that differ from the ones in your hometown is a super-fun experience, but you should also consider searching for historic retro spots.

The post Top 3 Travel Ideas for Passionate Movie Buffs appeared first on Traveler Master.

Bir-Billing

The quaint little village of Bir is like the paragliding capital of India. It is located in the beautiful mountain scenery of Himachal Pradesh. Soar up into the sky and enjoy the luscious greenery, the warm sun on your face, and the wind in your hair. The best time to visit is between October and mid-June.

Nainital, Uttarakhand

Located at 2000m above sea level, this beautiful resort town is to be found nestled in the foothills of the Himalayas. Paragliding in this region offers unique views of Naini Lake, which is considered to be one of the holiest places in the world.

Panchgani, Maharashta

This accessible spot has become an incredibly popular paragliding destination. The consistent weather, clear skies, and perfect 1300m altitude make this a great location to soar through the air and feel truly weightless.

Ranikhet, Uttarakhand

The perfect weather conditions and safe, comfortable and convenient campsites make this a great paragliding destination for beginners. The paragliding camp is to be found next to a beautiful oak forest.

The post Best Places to Go Paragliding in India appeared first on Traveler Master.

Oxford Street and Regent Street are the most well-known and popular shopping streets of the English capital, offering a range of well-known shops. H&M, Zara, Primark are only some of the huge stores you can find in both streets, alongside local brands.

Bond Street offers a posh selection of designers and luxury stores. If you can’t afford a new Fendi bag, looking at the store windows will be a great experience.

If you are a mall enthusiast, the Westfield Mall has 300 stores and two branches in the London area you should definitely check out.

In the fashionable Shoreditch neighborhood of East London, you will find unconventional fashion. This is a particularly cool neighborhood with unique boutiques and shops. Walking from north to south, you should start at the intersection where Shoreditch High Street and Old Street meet.

Look for excellent stores like “Religion and Aida” (Clothing and Home Goods). Calvert Avenue is home to “Oliver Spencer’s” menswear store and the recommended “Luna & Curious” children’s store.

Further down the road, do not miss Redchurch Street where you can find boutiques alongside well-known brands (like “APC”), and south of it, you will find the Boxpark complex (on Bethnal Green Road) with a variety of small and unique shops.

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Der Spiegel Publishing House, Germany

Located in Hamburg, Germany, the pool at the Der Spiegel’s Hamburg publishing house was designed by Verner Panton in 1969. The whole building follows his wonderful design style. Unfortunately, the fire ruined Panton’s work in the pool area which was later renovated.

Tinside Lido, UK

Tinside Lido in Plymouth, UK was first opened in 1935. It overlooks the Plymouth Sound and features a beautiful pool that hosts numerous visitors year after year. It was closed from 1992 until 2005 when it reopened after refurbishing.

Leça Da Palmeira, Portugal

Leça Da Palmeira is a complex of rock pools near Porto, Portugal. It was one of the first projects of famous architect Álvaro Siza in the ’60s. Today, it’s a place that attracts tourists who want to take a break from exploring Porto and experience this wonderful, unique pool complex.

The post 3 Amazing Public Pools in Europe appeared first on Traveler Master.

Plan a Future Trip

Planning a trip can be just as fun as taking it. It’s time to see what are the places you really want to visit and start planning the first of those trips. You have all the time in the world, so don’t stress and have fun!

Read About Travel

There are many magazines, blogs, and books that offer great travel insights. If you never had the time to check them out, now’s the perfect chance.

Start Budgeting

Travel requires money, and if that’s been setting you back in the past, now is the opportunity to create a travel budget and start saving for the trip of your life! Having a budget is a good idea that will positively impact your whole life, and having extra money for travel is just one of the perks.

The post 3 Ways to Escape When You Can’t Travel appeared first on Traveler Master.

Himalayas

In April, the rhododendrons in the Himalayas are in full bloom and you need to experience that at least once. The landscape of the region is saturated with lovely colors of rhododendrons that bloom from March to early May.

Antalya, Turkey

If you’re the type of person who enjoys a lazy beach vacation, Antalya in Turkey is where you need to be this April. You can expect warm but pleasant weather and no big crowds since the season is just starting.

Ethiopia

For an unusual and exciting experience, head to Ethiopia. The country has a rich history and plenty to offer if you’re open to embracing a new culture.

Barbados

April is a great time to visit Barbados as the tourist season approaches its end. You can get a room at cheaper prices and enjoy hot, dry weather while exploring the colonial past of the country.

The post 4 Perfect Destinations for an April Trip appeared first on Traveler Master.

Add Luggage Tags

Before you do anything else, be sure to add luggage tags with your name, address, and phone number to your bags. This will allow airlines to contact you in case your luggage is lost or delayed, and also serves as identification if there are two similar bags to be picked up.

Use a Colorful, Unique Ribbon

Are you looking for a way to spot your bags from a long way away while they come down onto the baggage claim machine? If you tie a large, easily noticeable ribbon to your bags’ handles you will have no problem seeing them even if you aren’t close.

Buy Security-approved Locks

It’s way too easy to have your bags get broken into and things stolen by airport thieves if you don’t put a lock on your luggage. Be sure to get a security-approved one which can be opened by airport staff in case an inspection is needed.

The post Prepare Your Luggage for Plane Travel With These Tips appeared first on Traveler Master.

Chester Beatty Library

Often overlooked by tourists, this European library has an amazing collection of rare books, manuscripts, and drawings that date back to 2700 B.C. The museum has religious and artistic collections from the Middle East, Asia, North Africa, and Europe. In the morning there’s yoga and meditation and in the summer there are free Qi Gong sessions in the rooftop garden.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Braliem Jousc (@ispottedit)

Temple Bar

Compared to Bourbon Street in New Orleans, this neighborhood is Dublin’s party hub. During the day, check out independent galleries and performance art venues and at night there are pubs filled with Irish music. Be sure to check out the Temple Bar Food Market which runs every Saturday on Meeting House Square.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Rob Pearson (@robpearson570)

St. Stephen’s Green

Spend the day outside at the beautiful park that stays green throughout the year. The park once served as a private community for the wealthiest residents of Dublin and now there’s a playground and garden for the visually impaired and several monuments of Ireland’s most important figures.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Bobby (@notthebuilder)

The post Top 3 Free Things to Do in Dublin, Ireland appeared first on Traveler Master.

Filming Locations

The most obvious choice for a cinematic trip is a visit to filming locations of your favorite movies and TV shows. Unless there were a lot of green screens involved, these trips will transport you into your favorite fictional world and allow you to experience it first-hand.

Museum and Theme Parks

If you’re a passionate cinephile, it’s highly likely that museums dedicated to cinema and photography will leave you in awe. Theme parks dedicated to popular movies are also extremely popular with tourists. If there’s one that honors your favorite franchise, make sure to check it out.

International Theaters

Each visit to a movie theater is a unique experience, especially if you’re visiting one in a foreign country. International theaters that differ from the ones in your hometown is a super-fun experience, but you should also consider searching for historic retro spots.

The post Top 3 Travel Ideas for Passionate Movie Buffs appeared first on Traveler Master.

Bir-Billing

The quaint little village of Bir is like the paragliding capital of India. It is located in the beautiful mountain scenery of Himachal Pradesh. Soar up into the sky and enjoy the luscious greenery, the warm sun on your face, and the wind in your hair. The best time to visit is between October and mid-June.

Nainital, Uttarakhand

Located at 2000m above sea level, this beautiful resort town is to be found nestled in the foothills of the Himalayas. Paragliding in this region offers unique views of Naini Lake, which is considered to be one of the holiest places in the world.

Panchgani, Maharashta

This accessible spot has become an incredibly popular paragliding destination. The consistent weather, clear skies, and perfect 1300m altitude make this a great location to soar through the air and feel truly weightless.

Ranikhet, Uttarakhand

The perfect weather conditions and safe, comfortable and convenient campsites make this a great paragliding destination for beginners. The paragliding camp is to be found next to a beautiful oak forest.

The post Best Places to Go Paragliding in India appeared first on Traveler Master.

Oxford Street and Regent Street are the most well-known and popular shopping streets of the English capital, offering a range of well-known shops. H&M, Zara, Primark are only some of the huge stores you can find in both streets, alongside local brands.

Bond Street offers a posh selection of designers and luxury stores. If you can’t afford a new Fendi bag, looking at the store windows will be a great experience.

If you are a mall enthusiast, the Westfield Mall has 300 stores and two branches in the London area you should definitely check out.

In the fashionable Shoreditch neighborhood of East London, you will find unconventional fashion. This is a particularly cool neighborhood with unique boutiques and shops. Walking from north to south, you should start at the intersection where Shoreditch High Street and Old Street meet.

Look for excellent stores like “Religion and Aida” (Clothing and Home Goods). Calvert Avenue is home to “Oliver Spencer’s” menswear store and the recommended “Luna & Curious” children’s store.

Further down the road, do not miss Redchurch Street where you can find boutiques alongside well-known brands (like “APC”), and south of it, you will find the Boxpark complex (on Bethnal Green Road) with a variety of small and unique shops.

The post The Best Shopping Streets in London appeared first on Traveler Master.

Der Spiegel Publishing House, Germany

Located in Hamburg, Germany, the pool at the Der Spiegel’s Hamburg publishing house was designed by Verner Panton in 1969. The whole building follows his wonderful design style. Unfortunately, the fire ruined Panton’s work in the pool area which was later renovated.

Tinside Lido, UK

Tinside Lido in Plymouth, UK was first opened in 1935. It overlooks the Plymouth Sound and features a beautiful pool that hosts numerous visitors year after year. It was closed from 1992 until 2005 when it reopened after refurbishing.

Leça Da Palmeira, Portugal

Leça Da Palmeira is a complex of rock pools near Porto, Portugal. It was one of the first projects of famous architect Álvaro Siza in the ’60s. Today, it’s a place that attracts tourists who want to take a break from exploring Porto and experience this wonderful, unique pool complex.

The post 3 Amazing Public Pools in Europe appeared first on Traveler Master.

Plan a Future Trip

Planning a trip can be just as fun as taking it. It’s time to see what are the places you really want to visit and start planning the first of those trips. You have all the time in the world, so don’t stress and have fun!

Read About Travel

There are many magazines, blogs, and books that offer great travel insights. If you never had the time to check them out, now’s the perfect chance.

Start Budgeting

Travel requires money, and if that’s been setting you back in the past, now is the opportunity to create a travel budget and start saving for the trip of your life! Having a budget is a good idea that will positively impact your whole life, and having extra money for travel is just one of the perks.

The post 3 Ways to Escape When You Can’t Travel appeared first on Traveler Master.

Himalayas

In April, the rhododendrons in the Himalayas are in full bloom and you need to experience that at least once. The landscape of the region is saturated with lovely colors of rhododendrons that bloom from March to early May.

Antalya, Turkey

If you’re the type of person who enjoys a lazy beach vacation, Antalya in Turkey is where you need to be this April. You can expect warm but pleasant weather and no big crowds since the season is just starting.

Ethiopia

For an unusual and exciting experience, head to Ethiopia. The country has a rich history and plenty to offer if you’re open to embracing a new culture.

Barbados

April is a great time to visit Barbados as the tourist season approaches its end. You can get a room at cheaper prices and enjoy hot, dry weather while exploring the colonial past of the country.

The post 4 Perfect Destinations for an April Trip appeared first on Traveler Master.