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Blue whales are the largest animals to ever have lived on Earth. This species of whale can measure up to 100 feet long and weigh up to 190 tons. The best places to see blue whales are often feeding grounds with plentiful supplies of krill. A single whale can consume up to 40 million krill per day, which adds up to around 8,000 pounds of food. From whale-watching opportunities on the Pacific Ocean such as sailing tours San Diego to a North Atlantic marine park, here are the best locations in North America to spot blue whales. San Diego, California…

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With grand mountains, striking glaciers and crystal-clear lakes, New Zealand’s South Island is the place to be if you’re looking for a tranquil escape. As the larger of the two main islands of New Zealand, it has something for everyone to enjoy – whether you’re after a peaceful walk, fast-paced hike, adrenalin-filled bungy jumping or calming cycle ride through the vineyards, New Zealand’s South Island is waiting. Christchurch As the gateway to the Canterbury region, Christchurch is bursting with attractions and experiences. Thanks to its lack of hills, it makes for a great destination to explore on a bike or…

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Travelling the world is a fantastic experience rife with adventure, excitement and opportunity. And whilst you might think that slumming it in hostels, exploring countless towns and cities and surviving on a minimal budget wouldn’t necessarily add up to weight gain, sadly for many of us the struggle of the backpacker belly is real. So if you’re planning a backpacking trip (or are already on the road), here are some top tips to help you avoid that infamous belly bulge! Drink plenty of water This is good advice for daily life as well as on the road. But when we’re…

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Travelers have a huge variety of vacation booking options available online – which is the best resource? The following article discusses the Reservations.com RCLUB program and why it offers the best vacation rental booking solutions. Have you ever counted the number of travel booking sites? Don’t bother, I already have. There are a bazillion travel booking sites. Okay – so maybe not a bazillion (technically that’s neither a number or an accepted word), but there are definitely more than what can be manually calculated by one humble travel blogger without the help of supercomputers. With the abundance of travel sites…

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Do you enjoy staying at impressive hotels, with a good dose of wow-factor? Did you know, Las Vegas is home to so many flamboyant structural designs… including New York New York and Caesar’s Palace, that make Sin City so appealing. Often, it’s the architectural cleverness which makes hotels so highly sought after. Grab some inspiration from our guide below and start planning your next getaway! The Luxor, Las Vegas, USA It’d be rude not to start with a Vegas delight and, while there are many magnificent choices that could make this list, this Egyptian design is a building which doesn’t…

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The UK is packed with so many stunning destinations. Despite this, it can be a challenge to find an equally stunning accommodation to stay in. However, after the influx of more than 4,000 visitors during London 2012 Olympic games, we saw the arrival of a new type of lodging that has sparked a new travel trend. Airbnb, owned by American billionaire Brian Chesky, enables many travellers to veer away from the standard hotel room, in favour of an individual experience in a unique destination. Together with bottled gas supplier Flogas, we take a look at some of the UK’s quirkiest…

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How often would you say it is you get to travel on a regular basis? If you are like some people, the answer is likely going to be not enough. With this in mind, is money the main thing preventing you from traveling more often? If it is, what steps can you take to change this moving ahead? Deals Are Out There if You Know Where to Look So that you have more opportunities to travel than you do now, finding deals goes a long way. That said are you looking in the right places for such savings? You need…

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Plenty of us have fond memories of tuning in to Pimp My Ride after school to watch some feel-good tales of old bangers being polished up to impossibly fantastic automotive heights. Even the most run-down set of wheels could seemingly be rescued at the hands of West Coast Customs, and each car was kitted out with the most over-the-top and extravagant features.  The transformations were, of course, half of the fun — and the more ridiculous, the better! 24-inch spinners, a champagne cooler, and flip-up mini-televisions in the back were a staple addition to each and every car which rolled…

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The world is full of stressors and there are different sources of these stressors. The sources can be work, friends, society, environment, or even being on your own. Being stressed can be such a burden. It can affect almost every aspect of your life. When you are stressed, you become irritable and you have a feeling of discomfort in every way. Stress can also make you look tired and exhausted even when you’ve had a full night of sleep. When you are dealing with stress, you become less productive and less efficient.  In this world that is full of stressors,…

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To remain safe in Atlanta, check the safe and unsafe neighborhoods, and be keen when moving around. Also, remember to avoid divulging personal data when logging onto Wi-Fi networks in airports. This is to prevent hackers and scammers from capturing your data. Here are a few tips on how to stay safe traveling in Atlanta. Unsafe and Safe Neighborhoods in Atlanta To stay safe in Atlanta, you need to know the neighborhoods and areas to stay away from, particularly those southwest of the I-85 and I-20 interchange. This is according to research by Trulia’s crime map. However, other parts of…

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