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]]>Who says big things only come in big packages? Dublin may be the third-smallest county in Ireland, but it’s a bustling hub with a population of around 1.45 million—making it the home of one-third of the Irish population.
Did you know Dublin was once a Viking settlement? Yep. Norse warriors settled there in the 9th century, laying the groundwork for the city’s epic history.
Dublin isn’t just young at heart—it’s officially the youngest city in Europe! With nearly half the population under 25, there’s a youthful energy around every corner.
Hold onto your hats—O’Connell Bridge isn’t your average crossing. It’s the only bridge in Europe with the same width as its length! Built back in 1863, it’s a true Dublin icon.
Ever wonder what Dublin’s name means in Irish? You’ll see “Baile Átha Cliath” on the signs, which translates to “Town of the Hurdled Ford.” And the more widely known “Dubh Linn”? That’s Irish for “Black Pool,” a nod to its Viking past.
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]]>With over 6,000 startups buzzing with innovation, Tel Aviv is practically the Silicon Valley of the Middle East. It’s like a tech wonderland, with incentives galore and numerous budding entrepreneurs.
Tel Aviv isn’t just LGBTQ+ friendly—it’s the world’s best gay city, according to global travelers. Rainbow flags fly high here, and the party never stops in this inclusive metropolitan.
Move over, humans—Tel Aviv is all about its furry friends! With a dog-to-resident ratio of 1:17, it’s basically dog heaven. Who needs people when you’ve got puppies?
Calling all sushi lovers: Tel Aviv ranks third globally for sushi joints per capita, right after Tokyo and New York. With over 100 sushi spots, it’s a sushi lover’s dream come true.
Planning on moving to Tel Aviv? Get ready to spend some serious cash. It’s the most expensive city in the world, but hey, you get what you pay for: top-notch everything.
Tel Aviv’s not just about sunbathing and hummus. It’s a 24/7 playground of creativity and culture. Whether you’re working from a coffee shop, playing beach tennis, or partying till dawn, this city’s energy is contagious.
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]]>The post How Close Are We to Space Travel? appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>While it still hasn’t become available for the common traveler, there are companies which are making advances towards taking ordinary, non-astronaut humans like you and me to outer space.
So, just when might we be able to do so? It might not take as long as you might think?
Richard Branson’s Virgin Galactic is a British spaceflight company that’s making more and more advances towards commercial passenger space travel. While the flights on this company’s ships would not take you to the moon or to Mars, they will give you the experience to reach suborbital levels in space and experience zero gravity.
Test flights are currently ongoing with more planned for this fall, making it possible that regular travel (albeit expensive) could start as soon as next year.
While it might take a while for this sort of travel to become commonplace, don’t be surprised if space travel turns into one of this decade’s or the next’s biggest travel hits.
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]]>The post 5 Facts About Dublin, Ireland to Know Before You Go appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Who says big things only come in big packages? Dublin may be the third-smallest county in Ireland, but it’s a bustling hub with a population of around 1.45 million—making it the home of one-third of the Irish population.
Did you know Dublin was once a Viking settlement? Yep. Norse warriors settled there in the 9th century, laying the groundwork for the city’s epic history.
Dublin isn’t just young at heart—it’s officially the youngest city in Europe! With nearly half the population under 25, there’s a youthful energy around every corner.
Hold onto your hats—O’Connell Bridge isn’t your average crossing. It’s the only bridge in Europe with the same width as its length! Built back in 1863, it’s a true Dublin icon.
Ever wonder what Dublin’s name means in Irish? You’ll see “Baile Átha Cliath” on the signs, which translates to “Town of the Hurdled Ford.” And the more widely known “Dubh Linn”? That’s Irish for “Black Pool,” a nod to its Viking past.
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]]>The post 6 Mind-Blowing Facts You Must Know About Tel Aviv appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>With over 6,000 startups buzzing with innovation, Tel Aviv is practically the Silicon Valley of the Middle East. It’s like a tech wonderland, with incentives galore and numerous budding entrepreneurs.
Tel Aviv isn’t just LGBTQ+ friendly—it’s the world’s best gay city, according to global travelers. Rainbow flags fly high here, and the party never stops in this inclusive metropolitan.
Move over, humans—Tel Aviv is all about its furry friends! With a dog-to-resident ratio of 1:17, it’s basically dog heaven. Who needs people when you’ve got puppies?
Calling all sushi lovers: Tel Aviv ranks third globally for sushi joints per capita, right after Tokyo and New York. With over 100 sushi spots, it’s a sushi lover’s dream come true.
Planning on moving to Tel Aviv? Get ready to spend some serious cash. It’s the most expensive city in the world, but hey, you get what you pay for: top-notch everything.
Tel Aviv’s not just about sunbathing and hummus. It’s a 24/7 playground of creativity and culture. Whether you’re working from a coffee shop, playing beach tennis, or partying till dawn, this city’s energy is contagious.
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]]>The post How Close Are We to Space Travel? appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>While it still hasn’t become available for the common traveler, there are companies which are making advances towards taking ordinary, non-astronaut humans like you and me to outer space.
So, just when might we be able to do so? It might not take as long as you might think?
Richard Branson’s Virgin Galactic is a British spaceflight company that’s making more and more advances towards commercial passenger space travel. While the flights on this company’s ships would not take you to the moon or to Mars, they will give you the experience to reach suborbital levels in space and experience zero gravity.
Test flights are currently ongoing with more planned for this fall, making it possible that regular travel (albeit expensive) could start as soon as next year.
While it might take a while for this sort of travel to become commonplace, don’t be surprised if space travel turns into one of this decade’s or the next’s biggest travel hits.
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