Polynesia has become an extremely popular tourist destination over the last decade, as thousands of visitors from all over the globe are flocking to this region to enjoy the beautiful beaches, soak in the sun, and surf in some of the best surfing spots in the world. If that’s exactly what you’re looking for, too, just keep on reading, and learn more about four breathtaking tropical paradises in Polynesia. Check them out, and start planning your next trip right away!

New Caledonia is a breathtaking archipelago in the middle of South Pacific just waiting for you to visit it. It consists of a series of islands, each more unique than the previous one, and each filled with plenty of things to do and see. Most of them are easily accessible by boat or plane, and there are also some that still have plenty of room for exploration. So, if you’ve started planning your next vacation, here are a few gorgeous islands you should visit.

If you’re looking for ideas for your next trip, or you’re interested in heading abroad for the first time, there are amazing travel bloggers just a click away that can inspire you to hit the dusty trails. We’ve compiled our top nine must-follow travel bloggers here to make it easier for you to narrow down the options.

In the Bible, the story of the global flood had Noah and his immediate family empathizing with two of every kind of animals in world with 8,000 kinds of them on the ark. The family saved a collection of animals from the deluge. A city located on an island east of the Pearl River delta in the South China Sea, Hong Kong thought of having a replica of the ark as a tourism destination. The Hong Kong Government in Tsuen Wan District built the most fantastic and incongruous creationist attraction appeal in 2009, but not with gopher trees. The Gopher wood was used in the erection of Noah's Ark (which is not yet identified).

I have never visited a place as beautiful or as memorable as Ireland. I will never forget driving down the coastline, walking into Irish pubs, hearing Irish accents from locals, and watching hundreds of sheep walk along miles of green, rolling hills. Traveling to Ireland was a last minute decision for my family, but one of the best decisions we ever made.

Freelancing has become the freest and most wanted work option in the world. It invokes a certain lifestyle nobody else can afford and, most of all, freedom. People who work only from their laptops can do the job basically anywhere in the world. It’s not exactly the same as being constantly on vacation, but you can organize your time well enough to satisfy all your tourist needs and desires. This is awesome, and everyone envies these people and wishes to be like them. Nevertheless, the term digital nomad has arisen due to this exact profession, and there are actually some specific locations that are particularly convenient for these people. So, if you’re lucky enough to have this degree of freedom, see some of the suggestions for ideal freelancers’ destinations.

Travelling is one of the most beautiful things a person can experience in life. Even though there are many different types of travel, every single one of them is a unique and wonderful journey. Today, however, we are going to talk about a type of travel that is very popular among employers and employees around the world. Of course, we are talking about a business trip. As you probably know, CEO’s and other important representatives of certain companies are often travelling to foreign countries to discuss deals, business arrangements, and find new clients. However, every once in a while, these people are organizing business trips for the rest of their staff. In most cases, these trips are business-related, but sometimes they serve as entertaining team-building exercises. So, if you are a business owner who wants to take his employees on a trip, here are the top seven business travel destinations you should consider.

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As I am only just counted as an adult (20), you may be thinking, why on earth do you think you know enough about this planet to tell me where I should spend my money visiting? Fair enough, I would reply. However I've now been to 30 countries, and in the last few years, in particular, I have found my passion for traveling, reading about places to visit, and spending more than my student loan can cope with on travel. It's a passion. It's an expensive hobby. It's something that makes my life spectacular.

Thanks to the internet, planning vacations has become very easy. You can find a dream destination, hotel, or attraction in minutes. Planning trips has become a bit of a hobby of mine. I find it thrilling to find deals, or unique experiences even if it's not for myself. Here are some cool places to stay in my home country of the Netherlands.

For most people, an ideal trip includes a hotel, a plane ticket and countless cocktails by the pool. Not for me. Before I was born my parents were campers and they traveled through Europe and Asia with nothing but their tent and backpacks. Having a child didn’t change them that much, and I am so grateful for that. My childhood was filled with exciting adventures, sleeping underneath the stars, imagination, and bruises from playing outside and I wouldn’t change a thing. Today, backpacking is in my blood and I can’t wait for my vacation so I can just pack the essentials and hit the road. I’ve spent years polishing my packing list and learning which things should be left at home. When you are traveling the last thing you want is to be slowed down by your luggage, and believe me, most things you think you cannot live without will just weigh you down. On the other hand, regardless of whether you will be staying in a hotel or sleeping in a tent, there are several things that need to find their place in your backpack or you will find yourself in a bit of a pickle. So, without further ado, here is a list of things I always carry with me when I am on the road.