Travel Stories

Sam Himself Mentally Travels to “La Paz” on Adventurous New Single

Sam Himself reflects on where he’s been and where he’s going on “La Paz,” his latest single with vocals reminiscent of The National’s Matt Beringer and a subtle instrumental that lets the lyrics speak for themselves. The song’s concept came about in quarantine, while Sam was thinking back to his past road trips and travels…

5 Songs That Will Transport You to Your Dream Summer Vacation Spot

Thanks to COVID-19, it looks like most of us will be staying home this summer instead of pursuing a fun trip. Luckily, you can still feel like you’re vacationing through the power of music! Grab your headphones, a refreshing drink, and let these five songs soundtrack an imaginary trip. 24kGoldn – “CITY OF ANGELS” If…

Travel Mistakes To Avoid

Before traveling to Southeast Asia and Europe like any other traveler, I had done my research to find the best places to eat, places to visit, etc. Of course, keeping in mind my budget as the journey could take as long as 6 months to a year. Without considering all the possible mistakes, in most…

World’s longest sea beach

Cox’s bazar is termed as the world’s longest unbroken sea beach. The sea beach has a length of incredible 132 km. It acquires it’s current name from Hiram Cox who happened to be a superintendent of Palonkee outpost in the British East India Company. He rehabilitated refugees in order to accomplish his mission to deal…

“Unequivocal Evidence Of Poisoning

By Christopher Quiles September 4, 2020 Russia Is now on its back-foot of their stance in saying they had nothing to do with the poising of a headline critic of the Kremlin. Germany has confirmed that the Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny was poisoned with a chemical nerve agent from the Novichok group, the German government said Wednesday. Urging the Kremlin to…

Battle “Between the Lands”

The Mediterranean Sea Dispute Between NATO Allies By Christopher Quiles September 2, 2020 As the dispute in the Mediterranean Sea continues so does Turkeys aggressive posture over the energy rich coast of Cyprus where Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has sent a Turkish drilling vessel Oruc Reis. Turkey claims exploration rights within an area of dispute…

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Gaming Confession: What Makes You Keep Playing that Favorite Game?

As teens, many people got acquainted with one game or the other. Either Grand theft Auto, Crossfire, Tetris, Minecraft, Super Mario Bros, or others. Have you asked yourself why you interestingly play that game regularly? Almost every day? There are personal reasons why we love playing some games for many hours non-stop. Your favorite games…

10 Tips to Enjoy Your Next Beach Getaway Safely

Are you craving a beach getaway? Are the coronavirus statics preventing you from putting a plan into action though? Staying healthy should always be your top priority. Although getting away from the house and getting some vitamin D would be beneficial to your mental and physical health. You can’t deny that all negative emotions quickly…

N.Y/N.J’s Lincoln Tunnel Flooding During Rush Hour

Twitter users from the area shared their concerns…

So You Wanna Move to Pennsylvania?

I’ve lived in Pennsylvania my whole life. I was born and raised in Elk County, the most backwoods place you can imagine, and I went to college in Greensburg, which is just a few minutes out from Pittsburgh. Between those two places, I’ve seen a lot of our beautiful state and I have some pointers…

#TRAVELVLOGS | NYC Vlogger Tahyira Savanna Visits New Orleans, Louisiana For the First Time

Watch the mini-series on her YouTube channel. In part 3, she talks candidly with two Black creatives who opened up about life in NOLA years after the disastrous Hurricane Katrina. Subscribe to her content here: https://bit.ly/2JHXyeF

FLORENCE, ITALY: THE GREENWICH VILLAGE OF THE WORLD

By Pamela Goldman Florence, Italy is the Greenwich Village of the world in my opinion.With all of it’s winding streets and unexpected pockets of beauty, itwas a haven for artists and writers as well as the center of culturalinnovation for decades. Today, with a population of approximately 383,000 it remains relatively small for a city…