Satisfying a case of wanderlust.

Itchy feet? - you've got either athletes' foot or a strong case of wanderlust. There is only one thing to do. Get out there and see some things. You probably know where you want to go, maybe it's a specific thing - do you have a Japan fetish? Well go - it's cheaper than you think. Take the time you need and do it.

If you still have itchy feet - there are a huge number of athletes' foot cures available at your local pharmacy. Still got a problem? - uh oh - you've caught the travel bug - there is only one cure for this particular disease.

Something I have to do before I die.

This slightly morbid heading goes to the category of wish fulfillment, for some it's seeing the Taj Mahal, for others scuba diving in the Great Barrier Reef, or climbing the Himalayas - you know what it is, go do it.

Short Breaks

Get me out of here!!

Tired of the same old routine? A long weekend away to somewhere different has become a lot easier and cheaper with the increase in cheap flights to interesting locations just a few hours flight time away (particularly relevant at the moment in Europe). Look at Last Minute Deals, or just get the flight and book your own hotel, the opportunities are immense. For example, city breaks from London to Paris, Copenhagen and even Budapest are but a short inexpensive flight and a world away. Its far better than a stressful, time-consuming and expensive drive to these particular cities.

Trip Styles

In reality most trips will be combinations of the styles listed below.

Historical/ Educational.

The world is full of interesting history, and kind souls globally have put the information on display for visitors to share. It is possible to go to books, encyclopedias and surf the web and learn vast amounts, but it's far more interesting to visit the scene of the events and assimilate the history where it all happened. The down- sides of this are that sometimes museums or sites have either only details in the local language, or perhaps a token amount in English.

Another aspect of educational trips is learning a language. You'll find language schools in many countries, some providing home-stays with local families, allowing you to totally immerse yourself in the language.

Photographer's Paradise.

A camera, a lot of time, with fantastic, unusual scenery, people, and architecture to record - you've made it to photographer's paradise. This style of trip is more popular than you might think. Since trekking with tripods and lenses can be hard work, the intrepid photographer often sacrifices comfort for art. Although relatively few people make a full-time living from travel photography, (a few of the luckier and talented ones become famous and lead very interesting lives as a result their efforts), most travellers use photographs as a way to record their travels and preserve the memories forever.

"I have discovered photography. Now I can kill myself. I have nothing else to learn." -- Pablo Picasso

Picasso takes it a little to extremes, but photography is an art form, which is very useful to all types of traveller.

Party Tour!

Party Tours such as round the party Islands of Phonon Keng, booze trips down the eastern coast of Australia or on one of the infamous party buses, such as the Kiwi Experience are in abundance. If lots of drink, good company and hangovers on luxury 57 seater coaches with a party in a different town each day is your idea of fun, this is an ideal option.

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