Argentina Airport Reciprocity Fee at Ezeiza (EZE)
For those reading this in the states and thinking about making the trip down to Buenos Aires I should let you know that as of January 1st the Argentine Government put into place a $131 US Dollar Entry Fee for all US Citizens at the Ezeiza International Airport (EZE) [best flight tracker]. The Argentine Interior Department […]
Take a Trip to Another World in Halong Bay
Holidays to Vietnam are popular at this time of year as everyone seeks some winter sun and from October to January, it’s the perfect time to visit this wonderful destination. Vietnam literally has everything you would want in a holiday, providing the time to relax in a beautiful, tropical haven whilst allowing you to explore […]
Amazing National Parks to Visit in 2012
National Parks around the world have become an all-in-one vacation destination for everyone from families and couples to adventure travelers and thrill seekers. They are a great alternative to the typical tourist destinations and provide an incredible look into the natural beauty on this planet. So, with 2012 around the corner, you should make your […]
An Outdoor Adventure in Wales
While studying abroad in London I had the opportunity to visit Pembrokeshire, Wales for a wild weekend of outdoor adventure. We stayed at a beautiful cottage snuggled within the incredible Welsh rolling green hills that stretched out to the beautiful jagged coastline. Cottages in Wales are not difficult or expensive to book and they are […]
San Antonio de Areco or Bust!
Here’s a brief look at what it took to get to the Fiesta de la Tradición in San Antonio de Areco this weekend. Have you ever had one of those days where everything just seemed to work out? Well, for my buddy Nate and I that day came when we needed it the most. We decided the […]
Delhi: The Jewel of India
If you have ever dreamed of travelling to the majestic country of India, Delhi is a destination that will inspire and amaze even the most cynical of visitor. Whether you are interested in experiencing traditional Indian culture or are more interested in sightseeing and history, the capital city has a plethora of options available that […]
My Rides in Buenos Aires
Taxi, Train, Bus and the Subway… that’s how I get around. Taxi’s are pretty easy and cheap as long as you can talk to the cab driver and tell him where your going. I usually write down the address and cross street just in case he can’t understand my “english accent”. I can get around […]
TRIP SUMMARY: ROC > JFK > MEX > BA
Apart from saying goodbye to mom & sister at the airport, Rochester to JFK was obviously the easy part of the excursion. After a quick flight via JetBlue I grabbed my bags and headed over to a different terminal to check in at Mexicana Airlines. Side note: I hate lugging bags around anywhere. As soon as I […]
T2T Strategic Packing
I packed all this stuff into my new case logic bag (minus the other 2 bags). This bag is sick. Some essentials: Mac Book Pro, iPod, Flip Camera, 2 External Hard drives, Spanish dictionary, composition notebooks and chewing gum (not pictured). For me, clothing wise, t-shirts and sweaters/sweatshirts take up the bulk of my luggage. So, […]
Saying Goodbye
Moving is tough. Saying goodbye to your friends and family is even tougher. I’ve done it a lot over the last few weeks. I think the key to it all is to have a plan for the future. Something to look forward to. A return date is always great because then you have something concrete […]
