For a lot of people, a holiday is a luxury that they can only seldom afford. But travelling can help keep your stress levels at bay. It can even help you live a longer life.

Travel & Leisure recently surveyed the most picturesque island paradise in the world. People voted for well-known destinations like Maui and Bora Bora. But none of the other islands stood a chance against Asia’s own Java Island in Indonesia.

Busan is named the best place in Asia to visit. It is according to an article published by Lonely Planet entitled: Best in Asia

Holidays are a great way to remind us that going to work is not the only thing that matters. These trips will help us feel refreshed and ready for more life challenges. But have you ever noticed how much technology has changed over the years?

The last goal was scored, and France was declared victorious in the recently concluded  World Cup finals. While the country celebrates a long-awaited victory, you’re probably wondering: what is in France?

When you fly into a country, the first thing you see is their airport. Now, we’ve shown you some of the worst airports in the world and what made them that way.

There are average airports, and there are, the best airports that have gone above and beyond the call of duty. They deliver the best service and ambience for their flyers.

Getting ready for your next flight? Before you start packing for your trip, take some time to measure the amount of powdered goods you are looking to take with you onboard, as the Australian Government implemented a new law that limits the amount of powder product you can take on-board with your carry-on luggage.

Street food is often avoided because of the risk of getting sick. But you are also missing out on one of the best things when travelling a country. You can’t really say you’ve completely experienced everything a place has to offer without sampling the local cuisine.

The World Cup is in full swing, and as more and more teams are knocked out of the race for the cup, fans, supporters, and even their local media are packing up along with their teams and heading home. But they aren’t the only ones feeling blue on the plane.