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Choosing the Correct TentTents come in many different styles, shapes and sizes, from one- person de

13th October 2009
Tents come in many different styles, shapes and sizes, from one- person designs that fit in a rucksack, to eight berth frame tents that you can furnish like a second home. Between these two extremes you have numerous styles offering a variety of differen... Read >
Author: Duncan White

Backpacker's Guide to Tallinn

08th October 2009
Backpacking in Tallinn Tallinn is only just now being discovered as a backpacker’s destination, which is pleasantly surprising, as while this city has been free of Soviet rule and hence open to visitors since 1991, the lack of people who have been he... Read >
Author: jonny cooper

Training for Backpackers

02nd October 2009
Thinking of hiking through the Pacific Crest? What about the Appalachian trail? Well you might want to get ready. Backpacking requires a large amount of endurance and strength. It might seem simple to carry your backpack for a few feet, but when you st... Read >
Author: akkiefer

Backpacking Trip

28th September 2009
Many people are looking for a more active and healthy alterenative to the typical vacation. Some are heading out into various beautiful wilderness areas on backpacking trips. Or they may be traveling to far away cities around the world. Whether looking fo... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Unique Backpacking Christmas Gift Ideas for Backpackers

24th September 2009
Christmas gift ideas can be hard to come by. If you’re buying for a backpacker, here are a few unique backpacking gift ideas. Okay, I’ll be the first one to admit publicly that buying gifts for the holidays can be a pain in derriere. When it comes... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Tent Choices`

23rd September 2009
Your choice of tent has a direct effect on your camping vacation. It will definitely make it or break it. Do your homework before you buy a tent so you won't be disappointed. First you must decide what type of camping you are going to be doing. Are you... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Snow Boarding Vacation

23rd September 2009
Around a year ago I went on a snow boarding vacation to Europe and had a great time by all accounts. The best part was that I went with all my friends, all of which had varied abilities in the sport. Some of my friends compete in competitions and the like... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Backpackers Travel Insurance – For Your Adventurous Sport!

21st September 2009
If you're traveling to remote areas, you are at a higher risk than others. You may suffer an assault or robbery in an unknown place. In case there is an accident, you may be injured and hence you need a protective cover to cover up all your medical expens... Read >
Author: Gyan K

Vancouver for the Backpacker

18th September 2009
1. Backpacking in Vancouver Vancouver is a city that has long been a great attraction for backpackers and budget travelers. The third largest metropolis in Canada, it’s home to numerous attractions and a certain joie de vivre which make it an endeari... Read >
Author: Jonny Cooper

Backpacking in Shanghai

18th September 2009
Shanghai is easily one of the most popular cities in China for backpackers across the globe. Every year, a large number of budget travelers and backpackers arrive in the city to experience China to the fullest. And rarely do they leave disappointed. Ge... Read >
Author: Paul Scottyn

Visiting Brisbane - The River City

15th September 2009
Brisbane is located on the banks of the Brisbane River and is home to almost 2 million people, making it the third largest city in Australia. Tourism is a very important part of the Brisbane economy and there are plenty of things to do in the city, so if... Read >
Author: articlemarketing01@gmail.com

Backpacking in Vienna

11th September 2009
The historically and culturally rich city of Vienna is a gem in the already glittering crown of Europe. Once a Roman defensive spot against Germanic tribes, Vienna is today the capital of Austria and a city that is immensely popular among budget travelers... Read >
Author: jonny cooper

The New Way to Backpack around the world

20th August 2009
I think nearly everyone within the backpacking industry has now heard of flashpacking, the slightly more upmarket way to travel the world. Flashpacking can refer to the type of backpackers hostel that you stay at or the fact that flashpackers tend to trav... Read >
Author: Susanne

10 Things to do in Dublin

20th August 2009
The Irish capital, Dublin, is one of the hottest spots in terms of worldwide backpacking travel right now. Especially for students and budget travelers, this is a city that promises to be a lot of fun – time spent here invariably involves running round ... Read >
Author: Jonny Cooper

Oktoberfest Tips

20th August 2009
During the months of September and October, Munich becomes alive with tourists and locals who join together in the frothy mess that is Oktoberfest. With a visitor count of around six million people per year, this is the world’s largest fair. Or, to put ... Read >
Author: Jonny Cooper

Backpacking in Los Angeles: Tips to find good hostels

19th August 2009
Located in California, Los Angeles – affectionately referred to as the City of Angels – is the second largest city in the United States. One of the most happening cities on the planet, this is a place that has an immense amount to offer to the backpac... Read >
Author: jonny cooper

How to get what you need with Aussie travel insurance?

08th August 2009
Finding just the right travel insurance can be a little tricky, but only if you don’t what to look for. What’s right for one traveler may be totally wrong for the next one, which is why Aussie travel insurance companies offer a wide selection of cover... Read >
Author: Peter Smyth

Find Budget hotels with great facilities

08th August 2009
When travelling and searching for cheap hotels in any country it is vital to keep in mind if the hotel has all the necessary and required facilities. You need to be practical when searching for a cheap hotel as it will definitely be basic but any hotel wi... Read >
Author: JessicaThomson

Backpacking in Costa Rica

07th August 2009
Perhaps one of the most romantic, adventurous and exciting parts of growing up is taking a trip to Central America. The depth of experiences and the heights of excitement that this continent provides for young budget travelers and backpackers are simply a... Read >
Author: Jonny Cooper

Should criminals be shown mercy?

31st July 2009
Should murderers and rapists be shown mercy? Should people who commit lesser sins or crimes be shown mercy? Or should people simply be punished for their crimes and be kept away from the victims? We often read in the media about victims of crime or t... Read >
Author: Elsabe Smit

Backpacking in California

23rd July 2009
Backpacking in California If you are eager to embark upon a holiday that promises great fun and high spirits, there are few destinations as good as California. Located on the West Coast of America, California is the type of place where backpackers reac... Read >
Author: Jonny Cooper

Tent Camping in France

23rd July 2009
France, like most of Europe, has variations in climate for which the good tent camper will have to be prepared. Some backpackers don't take tents, but the true tent camper is often going to have a tent as well as a camp stove along. If you camp in the sum... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

Backpacking Guide to Granada

12th June 2009
The south of Spain is home to some of the country’s very best backpacking destinations, with Sevilla, Cadiz and Granada all wondrous places that should come high on people’s ‘must-see’ places to go. And yet this is an area continually overlooked b... Read >
Author: Jonny Cooper

Nifty Packing Tips for Your Next Vacation

11th June 2009
In an episode of the TV show “Friends”, Chandler is trying to get away from his girlfriend, Janice. In doing so he pretends his company is shipping him off to Yemen of all places and he is leaving immediately. You would think that would be enough to... Read >
Author: Mike Podlesny

Holiday Insurance: Relax, you holiday is assured

18th May 2009
Holiday insurance is also known by other terms as travel insurance. This is a policy that every vacationer should take seriously when they are doing their travel budgets. It protects the traveler against all the unexpected emergencies while they are on th... Read >
Author: James Roy

Going On A Snowboarding Trip

15th May 2009
Around a year ago I went on a snow boarding vacation to Europe and had a great time by all accounts. The best part was that I went with all my friends, all of which had varied abilities in the sport. Some of my friends compete in competitions and the like... Read >
Author: Jerald Shapiro

Top Tips for Traveling in Cairo

06th May 2009
Known as the ‘Mother of all Cities’ by the locals, Cairo is a seething gem, a place where Africa meets the Middle East, where poverty meets splendor, and where aging history meets all-new modernity. Cairo is the type of city you can lose yourself in, ... Read >
Author: Jonny Cooper

Dublin on a Budget

22nd April 2009
Ireland’s capital is a wonderfully atmospheric and evocative place, full of folkloric culture, literary tradition and, of course, Guinness. Add the famous Irish hospitality into the mix and you have the recipe for a slice of backpacking paradise. The... Read >
Author: Jonny Cooper

The Best Places to Visit in Andalusia

22nd April 2009
Marvelous Andalusia is a backpacker’s feast. This boiling hot region of Spain is situated in the south of the country; it’s culture a mixture of mainland Spanish traditions and age-old African roots. From Andalusia’s superb cities to its quiet white... Read >
Author: jonny cooper

Traveling to Thailand without a reservation

08th April 2009
Many people nowadays end up choosing only a regular flight ticket when traveling to Thailand. This is true for people flying not only to Bangkok but also Chang Mai, Phuket International Airport as well as Koh Samui Airport. This is an option that is al... Read >
Author: robb_stark

Cheap and Free Things to Do in Copenhagen

07th April 2009
Impressively varied Copenhagen is famed for its high standard of living. With numerous districts packed full of alluring architecture, cultural attractions and bustling street life, it’s unsurprising that the city is considered something of an undisco... Read >
Author: jonny cooper

Losing Your Luggage Isn’t A Tragedy With Travel Insurance

10th March 2009
You turn around and your heart stops. The suitcase you just turned your back on for a second while negotiating with the taxi, in a busy European street, is gone. Everything you own in this country has just disappeared! Or picture this: you are at the a... Read >
Author: Mark James

Appropriate Backpacker Travel insurance

05th March 2009
Even though the whole point of getting backpacking travel insurance, is to be covered for things that are done whilst backpacking, and not on a normal holiday, there are still a lot of things that do not get covered. Still though, it is more advantageous ... Read >
Author: Nigel Thomas

Promotional Tote Bags – Turn Compact Into Profitable

20th February 2009
Promotional distributors are proud of the long list of product categories offered to consumers and business folk alike. Clear, distinguishable categories make it so much easier to find what you’re looking for and those interested parties who take a look... Read >
Author: Douglas Gregory

How To Go Backpacking In China

10th February 2009
Travel through China as a backpacker is indeed not without its challenges still, and purchasing journey cover before you set out will ensure you have serenity of mentality while making your way through the countryside. You'll want to try to spread some ou... Read >
Author: Jessica Santoli

The Tao Philosophy of Independent Travel

09th February 2009
What is an Independent Traveler? There is a certain philosophy that the independent traveler adheres to. While the tourist looks for comfort, convenience and a home away from home, the independent traveler prefers to become part of the culture as much ... Read >
Author: Thomas Carroll

Backpacking With A Little Self Preservation

22nd January 2009
More people go backpacking of current than have ever previously and this is doubtless because the world has more people in it than it has ever done before. It is also because adventure has replaced the trite and formal vacation types that people used t... Read >
Author: Nigel Thomas

Specific Travel Insurance For Backpackers

22nd January 2009
Backpacking is the type of entertainment holiday-wise that people underestimate and it is also considered esoteric due in no small part to the fact that until people give it a chance they will never appreciate how unrestrained and liberating a form of vac... Read >
Author: Nigel Thomas

Choosing Proper Campig Tents

15th December 2008
In choosing the perfect Camping Tents for both you & your family, you should ask yourself the following questions before you start shopping: How many people will be using the camping tent? Determine the appropriate style and size. Tent sizes range fro... Read >
Author: hiker05

Backpacking - Situations A Compass Can Help Avoid

08th December 2008
Backpacking can be fun. But the excitement and joy of the adventure might get marred due to some untoward happenings. A backpacker needs to be equipped with some basic essentials that can save them from certain unpleasant situations. A compass qualifies a... Read >
Author: Karl Guevara

Backpacking - Brasher, The Best Walking Boots

08th December 2008
If you are packing your backpack and wondering which shoes to take, you can blindly rely on Brasher. Brasher offers the best walking boots as far as a backpacker is concerned. Brasher specialises in walking boots and traveling shoes. Just as the motto of ... Read >
Author: Karl Guevara

Fly and discover Thailand, one of the worlds most exciting travel destinations

31st October 2008
Thailand is simply an incredible country with a whole world of culture to be explored. Whether you're going for two weeks, or two months there are packages to suit and with a high emphasis on service quality present in most areas, you'll find the stress t... Read >
Author: MarkeD

Travelling on a Budget - Backpackers

14th October 2008
Are you on a shoestring budget but still have the travel bug? Or would you really want to experience the day-to-day life of a community, its people and the sights of a certain country that you feel you might not see with a guide. Then, you could enjoy tra... Read >
Author: jdavids27

Where are the Cheapest Accommodations?

03rd October 2008
As long as you are prepared to do your homework, you’ll find cheap accommodation wherever you want to travel. It just depends if you are looking for a five star resort or a budget place to lay your head after a long day of traveling as to what you will ... Read >
Author: Stuart S. Travel

Karon Beach and Resorts – Right in front of your Fingertips!

10th September 2008
Trains, planes and automobiles or even boats Depending on what kind of person you are, getting to Phuket can be achieved by any of the above. The veteran backpacker would use the coach perhaps, the high-end traveller the plane and the adventurer would su... Read >
Author: marketingignite1@gmail.com

Sydney Accommodation: Hotels, Apartments, and Such in Sydney

09th September 2008
Going to Sydney, Australia, for a holiday, for business, or for any other reason as a visitor would definitely require you to find a suitable place to stay in. You can find a number of viable options to choose from when looking for the right place to stay... Read >
Author: Bei Maniago

The Issues With Backpackers Travel Insurance

08th September 2008
Unfortunately, many backpackers travel insurance policies often fail to cover the activities that backpackers enjoy. Backpacking and many popular backpacking destinations may offer travel and adventure, but not if you are relying on a basic insurance poli... Read >
Author: MIKE SELVON

Shooting films in Thailand-Patong Beach

28th August 2008
Shot in Thailand Thailand today still remains a popular place to film movies. The main reason being that a lot of story lines involve Thailand and the Thai people-indeed a lot of story lines involve Thailand simply because she is one of the few countries... Read >
Author: marketingignite1@gmail.com

My Skiing Vacation To Europe

23rd May 2008
Around a year ago, I went on a skiing vacation to France and had a great time by all accounts. The best part was that I went with all my friends, all of which had varied abilities, but were all eager to give it a go. Some of my friends compete in competit... Read >
Author: ski987

What would be your backpacking tips?

15th May 2008
One of the rights of passage for many young people is to save some money and go traveling. It is easy to pack up some belongings into a backpack and go traveling with friends. Whether it's touring around the world or focusing on a country or a continent, ... Read >
Author: Joseph

Snow Boarding Vacation

08th May 2008
Around a year ago I went on a snow boarding vacation to Europe and had a great time by all accounts. The best part was that I went with all my friends, all of which had varied abilities in the sport. Some of my friends compete in competitions and the like... Read >
Author: ski987

A Budget Travel Guide to Wroclaw

07th April 2008
This hidden Polish gem may not figure very highly on the average budget traveler's list of places to visit in the world. But with good prices, some fantastic historical attractions and some fantastic Wroclaw hostels, there’s every reason for it to. ... Read >
Author: Paul Scottyn

How to Buy Backpackers Insurance

03rd April 2008
Backpacking is an exciting and challenging activity that can be a life changing experience in many ways. But as with any other form of travelling you need to make sure you’re covered by the right insurance policy before you go. Policies designed spec... Read >
Author: insure4less

Buying Backpackers Insurance: Online vs Offline

01st April 2008
If you’re going backpacking then a standard insurance policy probably won’t cover you. You need a dedicated backpacker’s insurance policy to make sure all your needs will be met. You can look for this online or offline, but there are plenty of ad... Read >
Author: insure4less

Lighter Backpacking Gear

28th March 2008
One of the worst scenario that can happen to any beginner backpacker is to carry a heavy backpack. A person would not be able to walk long distances if one carries a pack that is heavier than what a person would bear. In this article, we will show you how... Read >
Author: Joseph

Sydney Tips for the Solo Traveler

11th February 2008
In a city like Sydney the lone backpacker is never really alone. Great Sydney hostels and the city’s famously friendly residents may make the travelers feel at home, but it’s the abundance of activities, the 24-hour nightlife, the inspiring sights and... Read >
Author: Paul Scottyn

Backpacker Cheap Insurance Travel UK: Chase The Wilderness

14th January 2008
For those who do not like the usual routine holidays of sea shores, sky-rise buildings and loads of lighting, a holiday means spending time in the lap of nature. Exploring forests, looking at various animals and creatures are the interests of a backpacker... Read >
Author: Vanessa Parker

Prepare your Body Ready for Backpacking

06th November 2007
Backpacking is a fun leisure activity, but it is also a very demanding sport. If you look at backpacking as just a hobby, you may end up regretting it. If your body is not in good shape you will definitely feel it after your trip. That is why getting y... Read >
Author: Joseph

Finding Cheap Business Travel Insurance

27th September 2007
When you are off on a business trip and you suddenly need medical attention, do you think your employers will pick up the bill for you? Or what if you become a victim of a robbery? Aside from these situations, individuals who are self-employed do not enjo... Read >
Author: Bei Maniago

The Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona - A Great Vacation and Travel Destination

25th September 2007
You must plan a vacation to Arizona to see the Grand Canyon. It is just simply amazing and the maze of canyons, fissures, and gorges intertwine and merge to create one of the world’s most amazing natural wonders. You can actually see the different color... Read >
Author: Robert Benjamin

Travel Insurance - 10 Top Tips

13th September 2007
Insurance is one of those areas that is generally unavoidable; you’ll need it in some form or another somewhere along the line. For the majority of us that just happens to be every day.One area always in the spotlight one way or another is travel insura... Read >
Author: Smith Chen

Tips About El Paso Camping Gears

01st August 2007
Are you planning a trip to El Paso? The Franklin Mountains to the north of El Paso in Texas offers some exciting places to practice hiking, mountain climbing and camping. If you really intend on doing a trip to El Paso, Camping gear is something you sh... Read >
Author: Frederic Madore

A well-covered safari in Africa

20th July 2007
With myriad insurers out there trying to sell sometimes confusing travel insurance packages, it pays to go insure yourself with someone that will give you all the details and produce the necessary quotations without fuss. Don’t waste hours shopping arou... Read >
Author: Andy Burrows

A Parents’ Guide to Backpacking Disappearances in Australia

18th June 2007
When your son or daughter decides to spend a year backpacking around Australia, how will you handle it? Whether you object to his or her decision or applaud your child’s independent spirit, as a parent you will probably have some concerns. Aust... Read >
Author: John Dobson

Travel insurance – 10 top tips

06th June 2007
Insurance is one of those areas that is generally unavoidable; you’ll need it in some form or another somewhere along the line. For the majority of us that just happens to be every day. One area always in the spotlight one way or another is travel ... Read >
Author: Chris Rowlands

the realities of a westerner living in Thailand

12th May 2007
Most tourists visiting Thailand, whether it be a backpacker, a package deal tourist , or regular visitor leave Thailand with many endearing memories, the excitement of Bangkok, the fabulous beaches and islands, the whole laid back attitude that is a worl... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

Odessa, Ukraine. Traveler’s attractions.

06th February 2007
Would tourist attractions, Odessa lifestyle model and entertainment in Odessa really matter for a single backpacker? Since the very moment you take a look at Odessa Map, it would give you a single and definite answer. Odessa is the city known for its humo... Read >
Author: Mason Parkers

Finding the Best Backpacking Tents

03rd January 2007
Do you like to spend your time in the wild outdoors? If you do, then you probably know that backpacking tents can be a backpacker's best friend. Of course, there are alternative ways of spending a night in the woods. For instance, many fast and light hike... Read >
Author: Morgan Hamilton

Cheap Travel Insurance for Backpacker: Be Safe On Backpacking

08th December 2006
Planning to go on a low budget, independent, off-beaten-track-traveling--- which is the backpacking traveling? Then insure yourself with a cheap travel insurance policy for backpackers. The name backpacking itself implies that, this travel is for all ... Read >
Author: Henry Bell

Fun Activities in Yosemite

09th November 2006
Fun Activities in Yosemite Yosemite National Park is one of the most beautiful areas in the United States. It boasts some of the most gorgeous wilderness in the west and stretches across the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Yosemite is known worldwide for it... Read >
Author: Mort Fertel

Killing Animals To Survive

12th October 2006
The snake kept moving even after the head was cut off, the insides taken out, and the skin removed. I had strung it up from a branch to clean it. When it finally stopped moving, I put it in a plastic bread bag and stuffed it in my knapsack. Later I would ... Read >
Author: Steve Gillman

Backpackers and the Cohutta Wilderness

06th August 2006
Checking out the Blue Ridge Mountains simply should be a must for any backpacker. When it comes to these mountains, the Cohutta wilderness is one of the best areas. Backpackers and the Cohutta Wilderness If you've planned a trip to Georgia, there a... Read >
Author: Richard Chapo

A Healthy Cash Flow

12th June 2006
What is a healthy cash flow? I have read numerous articles about cash flow over the last few months and to be honest they bore me to tears. They are generally written by ''experts'' or ''accountants'' who think in numbers and that is exactly how they wr... Read >
Author: Colin Thomson

Backpacking in Africa: Staying in Hostels

10th June 2006
Backpacking, especially in Africa and other exotic places has been more and moore popular the recent years. Many of us remember the movie "The Beach" a few years ago and it's a fact that backpacking increased after this movie launched. But haven't backpa... Read >
Author: Robert Alderton

The Best Types of Backpacks

28th April 2006
External frame backpacks are used primarily for backpacking trips that will require all of the essential equipment to survive be brought with you. There are many great reasons to have an external frame backpack for a trip. This type of backpack consists... Read >
Author: David Stone

Solo Backpacking Safety Tips

20th April 2006
Solo backpacking means peace and quiet. No one to talk to means no words are put between you and the beauty around you. The miles just flow. It's entirely up to you to say when you eat or take a break. Want to jump in that alpine lake? It's your decision ... Read >
Author: Steve Gillman

What Were They Thinking - Adventure in a Colorado Wilderness with Three 12 Year Olds

13th April 2006
I still can't believe it. It's been 40 or so years since that fateful summer. My buddies Steve and Larry and I were around 12 years of age when we were dropped off early in the day on a rainy, muddy little trail of a road off Highway 135 north of Gunni... Read >
Author: Gordon Hollingshead

What Were They Thinking - a Colorado Wilderness Adventure and Three Boys

13th April 2006
I still can't believe it. It's been 40 or so years since that fateful summer. My buddies Steve and Larry and I were around 12 years of age when we were dropped off early in the day on a rainy, muddy little trail of a road off Highway 135 north of Gunni... Read >
Author: Gordon Hollingshead

Unique Backpacking Christmas Gift Ideas for Backpackers

12th November 2005
Christmas gift ideas can be hard to come by. If you're buying for a backpacker, here are a few unique backpacking gift ideas. Okay, I'll be the first one to admit publicly that buying gifts for the holidays can be a pain in derriere. When it comes rig... Read >
Author: Richard Chapo