Travel literature

Out of 42,512 hostels in 115 countries, the average price per night was $4.18 per night. For that price, it makes sense why Quinn spoke so highly about them when talking about his travels. Though most of Quinn’s travels were for fun, one location was for work. During the summer of 2015, Quinn was accepted to an internship to be part of a film crew in South Africa. He traveled to the city of Mossel Bay to work with marina scientist, Ryan Johnson for…

Captain Puddle Ducks. This was an easy choice as it is within walking distance of the lighthouse and their reviews were good. We both should be able to have a nice meal for under $50 total after reviewing their menu online. After our meal we will travel the distance of 1 mile to Edwards of Ocracoke where we will be staying for the night. Their normal rates for one night are $106 but since this was a holiday weekend…

"A traveler in Crowned Fox woodlands? Quite odd." There an old lady stood, just down the rocky path where trees grew overhead, "Come now, you must be cold out in this snowy weather." "Hmm? You wish to hear the tale of the two broken kings?" She mused as the snowy earth cracked underneath her shoes as she walked, "I suppose that it won't hurt to tell a tale." She opened the door to a small hut and gestured inside, "Sit down my friend and I shall tell the tale..." The old lady sighed as she sat…

My Slobovia native friend, Abner Scott, contacted me indicating that he was getting the opportunity to come to America for the first time. Abner has never visited America let alone anywhere outside of Slobovia. In his native home of Slobovia, he does not have a lot of things because he lives in a third-world country. I was excited when Abner contacted me with the great news of being able to visit America. After he reached out to me, I started planning things for him and me to do while he was on…

find myself to be culturally adept learning about different cultures through my travels to many countries including Costa Rica, France, England, Austria, and Germany where I have had the honor and pleasure of practicing my Spanish while learning the challenging European highway systems. I enjoy traveling and am always up for an adventure. Geocaching awakens the treasure hunter and problem solver in me. I would like travel next to Japan where I can learn more about my heritage…

When you travel to another country you are usually subject to touring the foreign land from a particular point of view. The world is made up of a thousand voices all trying to melt together to find an accurate description of their respective homes and tourists’ getaways. While there are people who can argue with tourists back and forth about how their country is not what they think it is, you have people who go and travel to another country and write about the same place in another point of view…

of tourism there are many positive effects between tourists and host communities. One of the biggest rewards of traveling is being able to socialize with others, whether it is with the people we travel with (such as friends and family) or with the locals and new people we interact with throughout our travels. According to Goeldner and Ritchie…

Travel Tips for MS Travelers Multiple Sclerosis (MS) as a whole can be a difficult experience for anyone but it isn 't a condition that disbars you from travel and enjoying life. The globe has plenty to to offer and wonderful, creative journeys in exotic destinations lie just around the corner. All it needs is a little preparation and mindfulness, luckily we can help with that and give you some tips that will save you time and energy. Book with an Accessible Travel Group This is a step that’s…

Discovery through Natural Ways Humans have a desire to improve. While some individuals view improvement through the accumulation of material items, many look internally for improvement. WIth the structure of modern society, it provides natural opportunities for people to change themselves for the better. One of these opportunities is college. College has always been seen as the place where individuals develop into who they will be the rest of their life. Therefore, it they don’t approve of…

In Jack London’s “To Build a Fire,” an unnamed man and his husky riskily travel through the Yukon area in bitter, cold temperatures with the hope of reaching a camp (and his friends) by the evening. The man faces the consequences of frostbite in the process of traveling in such harsh conditions. He builds a few fires to keep warm, and to battle freezing off his fingers and toes, but soon his own conscience drives him crazy. When it becomes impossible for the man to construct a fire with his…