It is so easy to spend time online these days. Why would you spend money and time traveling when you can sit at home and spend that time watching movies, gambling and betting online, or playing games? Especially when all of these things have never been more easily available than now, and when you have incredible bonus codes for online betting such as Fun88 รหัสพันธมิตร. But, no matter how good those things are, and how convenient the online realm is, there is nothing more enriching for the soul than traveling. Thailand, as one of the most popular Asian destinations, is filled with beautiful attractions and rich culture that will leave anyone breathless. If you are planning your next trip and looking for places to visit, these 5 must-visit attractions in Thailand should definitely be on you

Flying has come a long way from its humble beginnings, little more than a century ago. The technology that we use is much more advanced, and we now have the ability to cover huge distances in a relatively short time. However, the one thing that connects air travel of the past and air travel now is how expensive it is. While half a century ago, you might have gotten champagne and lobster on your regular flight, not everyone could afford such flights, which is why economy and business class flights were created. However, while your air time is somewhat frugal, you still have to spend a significant amount of time waiting for your flight or between two or more flights, which is why airports try their best to make your waiting experience as pleasant as possible. Here is a brief look at some of

An average tourist plans a vacation, travels to a new country, finds familiar-looking restaurants, takes a few pictures of themselves in front of some of the sites, and goes home. However, real traveling is more than that. It is a way to experience different cultures and to interact with the people from across the globe. Conscious travel teaches us how to make our trips more wholesome and meaningful. Locals Let’s start by pointing out that not all people have the same opportunities in life presented to them. Big cities and popular tourist sites are there to draw in the crowd, but often neglect to account for how this impacts the local community. Often, it means that the cost of living in these places rises exponentially with each tourist and the living expenses shift during the season.

The year is nearing its end. 2019 will be over soon, and 2020 will come, marking a new decade. New decades bring new things, hopefully better than the previous ones. People often hope, but rarely do they turn their attention to the practical things around them. One of the worst things you can do is follow trends without considering the implications on your life. In travel, that can mean a lot of things, from packing poorly and ending up being sick, to breaking a country’s law due to negligence. Looking back at the 2010s, here are the worst and best travel trends. Best Trends Slow Travel Slow travel is a way of experiencing something new, but not rushing it. It is a movement which stems from the 1980s where people wanted to counter the fast food chains of McDonalds. This als...

Some places get more and more tourists each year, resulting in a growing amount of littering, personal marks, and other types of damage that are, slowly but surely, destroying some of our favorite tourist spots. Here are some locations that particularly suffered due to the influx of people from other countries. Boracay Island, Philippines What do you get when you cross bad plumbing, irresponsible tourists, and a beautiful beach? Well, as the President of Philippines, Rodrigo Duterte put it, a cesspool. Boracay Island had to be closed to the general public for six months in 2018, due to the fact that a huge number of tourists visited it each year to enjoy the sand and the beach. Why should something like this demand such action? The accommodations for tourists often fe...