Posted by EuropeTravel.net
on May 3, 2013
in Europe Tips, Guest Post, Tips
Europe is that enchanting continent which seems to have existed since time immemorial and has still managed to retain its historical and cultural flavor, despite the changes in time and technology. Of course, it’s a blunder to say that Europe has remained untouched by the passage of time. However, Europe is where bucolic charm and Read more »
Posted by EuropeTravel.net
on April 17, 2013
in Europe Tips, Tips
Packing right can be an important part of any travel experience. Bring too much, and it can be a huge burden to drag that heavy luggage everywhere you go, but bring too little and you might regret not having that one essential item that may be difficult to find overseas. Consider these seven essential items Read more »
Posted by EuropeTravel.net
on March 16, 2013
in Europe Tips, Europe Travel News, Tips
Each year on the wild west coast of Ireland, the surfers of that ragged battered shore descend on the small town of Bundoran for a contest, a party and a general letting loose that would make festival goers to Coachella blush. It’s been taking place for the last five years, known as “Sea Sessions” and Read more »
Posted by EuropeTravel.net
on March 15, 2013
in Europe Tips, Tips
Many people take time to carefully budget when planning their holiday but fail to include the cost of exchanging currency. Without proper planning this can put a bit of a wrench in your plans – especially if money is tight. To avoid those unpleasant surprises, follow these tips that will allow you to get the Read more »
Posted by EuropeTravel.net
on February 13, 2013
in Tips
Europe in the Spring Spring is just around the corner, and it’s also one of the best times to travel to Europe. Airfares are cheaper, hotels frequently offer discounted offseason rates and you’ll also have fewer crowds to contend with. You’ll be more likely to run into locals who are still at home and not Read more »
Posted by EuropeTravel.net
on December 5, 2012
in Europe Tips, Nature, Tips
Wild and Magic Islay is an independent tour operator run by local Rachel MacNeill offering tours that give and up close and personal experience on Islay that provides an in-depth look at the culture, history and landscape that you wouldn’t get from your typical bus tour. Recently, I had the opportunity to ask Read more »
Posted by EuropeTravel.net
on November 28, 2012
in Europe Tips, Tips
Traveling Europe by train is not only a great way to sample the great variety that the beautiful and diverse continent has to offer, it can also be one of the more affordable modes of transportation as well as less stressful and much more flexible than flying. By doing some careful planning and keeping these Read more »
Posted by EuropeTravel.net
on October 6, 2012
in Europe Tips, Europe Travel News, Tips
With 2012 nearing its close, a number of statistics about the first half of the year have been released that showcase perhaps not ecstatic news for the travel industry, but certainly much better news than what might have been expected considering the current economy. Here is a look at some of the trends and predictions Read more »
Posted by EuropeTravel.net
on September 24, 2012
in Europe Tips, Tips
A European bike tour provides a great opportunity to get up close and personal with nature, spectacular scenery and the local culture, instead of seeing a quick glance by speeding by in your rental car. Here is a look at the top three European destinations for a bike tour. The Dolomites A bike Read more »
Posted by EuropeTravel.net
on November 20, 2011
in Tips
Europe Driving Tips Make Traveling by Car Easier Most of the countries within Europe are very easy to get to by car, making driving around Europe a great choice for anyone who is confident in their driving abilities. Learning how to travel by car in Europe is essential, as Europeans drive on the left side Read more »