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Ever since man has moved from place to place and took his belongings with him, some sort of luggage was used. It was used to keep all his belongings together and even kept it organized. Like everything, luggage has evolved.

The evolution of luggage:

From the beginning of time, Trunks was used and were often made of fine woods like oak, pine, or cedar.

Currently now luggages are made of a combination of materials including cloth and leather. 

We now have suitcases, tote bags, and backpacks. Which come with places for bottles of water and are laptop compatible.

We have luggage with wheels, luggage which can expand, luggage that is soft and able to be fit into tight spaces, and hard luggage that protects your belongings and will survive the very rough handling of baggage handlers.

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For many years people have been physically carrying their luggage. The evolution of luggage brought us luggage with wheels. Its a real joy for travelers to have luggage on wheels. 

The main reason wheeled luggage is preferred is because its use makes getting through the airports easier. The ease of mobility with wheeled luggage is another reason for its preferred use.

Wheeled luggage also reduces the strain on your back. 

Things to consider when looking at wheeled luggage:

The quality of the wheels, the type of frame and what material the bags are made of. Also, consider the durability of the luggage. 

Frequency of your traveling, if its occasional durability is not as much of a concern as it would be if you were a frequent traveler. Frequent travelers need luggage that will survive the rough handling it will get.

Luggage for kids also comes with wheels making them feel grown-up. 

The convenience and time saving qualities of luggage on wheels make them a great asset for travelers. Since most luggage now has wheels everyone can afford them. Wheeled luggage is here to stay.

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As Flying is becoming more of a routine activity for millions of people around the world, many of them have found ways to somewhat remove the effects that flying can cause.

For a first time flyer, or someone that is new to flying, there are some effect that flying has on your body. Such As:

- Jet Lag & Cabin (Air) pressure. 

However, there are certain things you can do to ensure that your flight is as comfortable as possible.

What is jet lag? 

Jet lag is when you travel across different time zone at a quick pace especially when there is a big different from your normal day and night times. It technically can be called a temporary sleep disorder. The more time zones you cross, the more discomfort you might face.

You can minimize the effects of jet lag in several ways:

- Get a good nights’ sleep before your trip. 

- Try to take a flight that arrives at night, so you can go straight to bed. Preferably take a nice warm bath before bed to relax your body. 

- Try Sleeping during your flight. 

- Stay hydrated 

- Try Sleeping Pills 

How to deal with Cabin Air Pressure 

1) Changes in air pressure can temporarily block the Eustachian tube, causing your ears to ‘pop’ or to experience a sensation of fullness. To equalize the pressure that is been applied to your ear, swallow frequently, chewing gum as well as yawning can also be effective. 

If the above method still isn't working, try the use of the ‘valsalva maneuver’: 

- Pinch your nostrils shut, then breathe in a mouthful of air.

- Using only your cheek and throat muscles, force air into the back of your nose as if you were trying to blow your thumb and finger off your nostrils.

- Be very gentle and blow in short successive attempts. When you hear or feel a pop in your ears, you have succeeded. 

2) Babies are especially troubled by these pressure changes during descent. Having them feed from a bottle or suck on a pacifier will often provide relief.

3) Avoid flying if you have recently had abdominal, eye or oral surgery, including a root canal. The pressure changes that occur during climb and descent can result in discomfort. 

4) Air pressure changes and the duration of your flight can cause your feet to swell up. Try not to wear new or tight shoes while flying and try walking abit during a long haul flight. 

5) Airplanes is a mostly dry environment to start of with. Alcohol and coffee both have a drying effect on the body.

6) Sit towards the front of the aircraft, before the start of the aircraft wings and aircraft engines.

The more precautions that you take maybe the difference between a Good holiday or a bad one.

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Most people come to Bali to see and enjoy its arts and cultures, its fabulous natures views, its nice beaches, its friendly people and for its pure relaxation atmosphere. While others come to bali for business purposes or come seeking permanent home in this island style lifestyle environment. Whatever your aim is to do in bali, finding suitable accommodation is one of the most important aspects in order to get the comforts and enjoy a memorable holiday. 

There are a tons of accommodations to choose from in Bali, from its five-star luxury Bali hotels and resorts or Bali private villas or to its budget friendly hostels while can be just a few dollars a night. 

Both hotels and villas shall give you some advantages. 

For those who want a hotel that has a nice beach front or hotel by the sea or a room that facing the ocean, Bali Hotel is an easier choice, because most of luxury Bali Hotels are sea facing. 

There are plentiful of hotels in bali that offer either a building style hotel or a Balinese style bungalow, both offer modern comports and excellent service, but without maximum privacy. 

Most Bali Hotels have one or more restaurants and bars that offer a wide range of local and international cuisines. 

Also sports and Spa facilities are usually available. Some other amenities may include activities like tennis, billiards, squash, fitness center, games room, and some with golf course. 

Private Bali Villa's:

For those who want to enjoy a total private and perhaps a perfect Balinese lifestyle, staying in a private villa is a right choice. 

One can enjoy the luxury of a beautiful private villa with air-conditioned bedrooms and tropical bathrooms to dream about, spacious living and dining areas and spacious terraces, a lush tropical garden with your own private swimming pool, and well-trained house staff to take care of everything around the clock. 

And youll appreciate the comfort and informality you can only experience in a private home.

Instead of staying in hotel rooms (bed, two chairs, dressing table, TV set and telephone, wardrobe, small bathroom), your family and you will enjoy this truly Balinese experience. 

And you have much more space, more informality, more privacy, and more personal service than even the best hotels can provide. 

You can even save up to 50% – 70% of meals and drinks if you stay at a private villa also you have a fully furnished kitchen at your disposal, if you decide a self-service vacation. 

You can order your groceries, favorite snacks and drinks to be brought for you from the local supermarket. Youll be surprised at the low cost as you pay the same prices as locals do.

A private chef can also be arrange, if you dont want the hassle of cooking your meals by yourself while you on holiday. Trained cooks (reasonable extra cost) can be provided and sometimes included in your villa rental.

And in most cases Balis tax & service charge and airport transfer is included in your villa rental. 

Go online and search your preferred Bali hotels or Bali villas or contact your reliable travel agent.

You may try and search these sites, if you would like to do it on your own:

Airbnb 

Booking.com 

www.villa-bali.com 

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Here are our top ten (10) travel tips for traveling overseas.

1. Passport details:

Make sure you have a signed, valid passport and visas, if required. Also, before you go, fill in the emergency information page of your passport! 

Try make color copies of your passport and visa information and carry a copy with you at all times. This way you can secure your passport in your hotel room safe. 

2. Travel warning & Information:

Read the Consular Information Sheets (and Public Announcements or Travel Warnings, if applicable) for the countries you plan to visit. Especially now, with Covid 19 regulations and certain countries going into lockdown phases.

3. Let people know where you will be:

Leave copies of your itinerary, passport data page and visas with family or friends at home, so that you can be contacted in case of an emergency. Keep as many people informed about whereabouts as possible.

4. Getting Travel Insurance:

Make sure you have insurance that will cover your emergency medical needs (including medical evacuation) while you are overseas. If you bring any medication with you, ensure that you have copies of your prescriptions.

5. Learn about the Country that you travelling to:

Familiarize yourself with local laws and customs of the countries to which you are traveling. Remember, while in a foreign country, you are subject to its laws. What is legal in one country may not be in another. Do your homework before you go. 

6. Dont leaving valuable unattended while travelling:

Do not leave your luggage unattended in public areas and never accept packages from strangers. Thieves and possible drug smugglers may target you. Be observant and report anything suspicious.

7. Dont Use Drugs while travelling:

While abroad, avoid using illicit drugs or drinking excessive amounts of alcoholic beverages, and associating with people who do. Possession of small amounts of marijuana may be a misdemeanor in your home town, but may be a Class I crime in another country. Instead of a small fine, you may be looking at 10 to 20 years in a foreign prison. Dont even consider doing drugs in a foreign country. 

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8. Be plain & Simple when traveling:

Do not become a target for thieves by wearing conspicuous clothing and expensive jewelry and do not carry excessive amounts of cash or unnecessary credit cards. Dress plain and simple.

9. Money Exchange while travelling:

Yes, Althought on street, money exchange can be cheaper and may even not charge you a commission for exchanging your currency but please do take precautions.

Deal only with authorized agents when you exchange money to avoid violating local laws. Currency exchanges and banks are your best choices. Money changers on the streets or back alleys may be illegal. 

10. Know where your Embassy is:

In the event of an emergency situation, your Government representatives can provide you with vital assistance.

However the Most Important thing to remember when traveling, is to use common sense and have a great trip.

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DUBAI is the greatest city on earth in many people opinion and has alot of things to do for everyone, in other words, Dubai is like a One stop tourist shop.

Many misconceptions is that Dubai is a country, but in real fact, Dubai is one of many cities situated in the United Arab Emirates. 

Dubai aims to be the business hub of Western Asia and the world. It is also a major global transport hub for passengers and cargo. A centres for regional and international trade. 

Dubai has a hot desert climate. Summers in Dubai are extremely hot. Hottest Month - Around August.

Winters can be chilly and cool abit. Coolest Month - Around January. 

Most days are sunny throughout the year. 

Some fun facts about Dubai: 

- Dubai was mostly a desert more than 20 years ago - Dubai has one of the world's lowest crime rates

- Clubs and bars are found mostly in hotels because of liquor laws. 

- Weekends are on Friday and Saturday in dubai

What to expect or things to do in United Arab Emirates:  

Ultra modern developments in this region aswel as the world. Safety isn't a problem here and there tons of thing to do and see and enjoy in this oasis of the desert.

United Arab Emirates's main language is Arabic. (Most places english is not a problem) 

Currency : United Arab Emirates Dirham 

Transportation in and around the city is no problem at all, you can make use of : 

Dubai metro 

Dubai tram network

Marine network - Dubai abra & water taxi's & water buses Buses Taxi 

You need to get a Nol Card: 

Nol card enables you to pay for the use of various RTA transport modes in Dubai with a single tap. You need to use a Nol Card to travel via Metro, Buses, Tram and marine transport modes like Water Buses. 

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Foods to try in Dubai: 

Hummus 

Falafel

Labneh (thick strained yoghurt) 

Shish taouk (A traditional kebab of chicken marinated in a special spice mix and cooked in a tandoor oven.)

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Things to do in Dubai:

This list is somewhat endless. Ideally you need a minimum of 7 days to get through most of Dubai's Attractions.

Some of them Area: 

Burj Khalifa 

Described as a ‘Vertical City’,’ Burj Khalifa, is the world’s tallest building. At 828 metres (2,716.5 ft), the 200 plus storey Burj Khalifa has 160 habitable levels, the most of any building in the world. 

The Dubai Fountain 

Choreographed to music, the Dubai Fountain shoots water as high as 500 feet. Dubai Fountain Performances occur daily on the 30-acre Burj Khalifa Lake. 

Dubai Frame

Dubai frame The UAE’s latest cultural landmark, Dubai Frame celebrates the story of Dubai, from its early establishment to its ambitious plans for future development. Dubai Frame is a 150-metre-high, 93-meter-wide structure being built to resemble a huge picture frame. Dubai Frame is world's largest picture frame by Guinness World Records. This frame represents the past, present and the future of Dubai in one destination.

Burj al Arab

One of the most luxurious hotel in the world.

Atlantis aquaventure Waterpark 

Water theme park with thrilling rides and luxurious resort.

Dubai mall

Dubai mall This downtown mall is known for its luxury stores. It also has an aquarium, ice rink, and 360-degree views of the city from the world’s tallest building, The Burj Khalifa. 

Dubai Aquarium & Underwater Zoo

DUBAI Aquarium is one of the most captivating attractions in Dubai. Located at The Dubai Mall. This Aquarium offers a memorable journey into ocean life. Dubai Aquarium is one of the largest indoor aquariums in the world. Located just above the aquarium, is the underwater Zoo.

Ski park 

Located inside Dubai Mall of the Emirates, Ski Dubai is the world's third largest indoor ski slope and the first to open in the Middle East. You can also now meet the Snow Penguins in an up close. Don't forget to watch the March of the Penguins several times a day.

Legoland LEGOLAND® 

Dubai is the ultimate world of year-round LEGO® theme park adventure. It will feature over 40 interactive rides, shows and attractions and 15,000 LEGO® model structures made from over 60 million LEGO® bricks.

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The Ultimate guide to Zimbabwe: 

Let start off with where is Zimbabwe located.

Zimbabwe is a land-locked country in Southern Africa, bordering Mozambique, South Africa, Botswana,  Zambia and Namibia. 

Zimbabwe Capital City is Harare. 

However travelling to major populated cities in Zimbabwe can be a safety concern, due to riots and shortages of supplies. 

Wondering whether it is safe to travel and how your travel experience might be affected. 

In these situations some suggestions that you may use.  

- Zimbabwe’s tourism industry is driven by well-established operators 

- Speak to your local contacts and specialists on which areas to avoid. 

- Sticking to normal tourist routes, and avoiding ‘ Crime hot spots’, 

- The remoteness of most tourism facilities, may help reduce Safety concerns 

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The best way to travel in Zimbabwe, is via your tour operator. 

Zimbabwe now uses USD as form of payments as well as ZAR (South African Rand). 

- Use small denominations. 

- Advisable to exchange Currencies before your trip to Zimbabwe 

- Most tourist establishments across the country accept VISA payments, but it is always advisable to carry some cash as a back-up. 

Vaccination against malaria is recommended. A consult with your travel is also recommended.

Language in Zimbabwe: English is widely spoken.

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What to experience in Zimbabwe: 

Zimbabwe host an iconic Big 5 adventure and you will discover diverse landscapes from lush mountains and rivers beeming with wildlife.  

Zimbabwe is not only home to five UNESCO World Heritage Sites but also boasts a Natural Wonder of the World – the mighty Victoria Falls. 

The Zambezi River runs along Zimbabwe’s and Zambia’s border and flows over the spectacular Victoria Falls.

The best time to visit Zimbabwe is from November through to April, which brings about the rainy season. Peak season is from July to September due to prime wildlife viewing, great white river rafting and canoeing on the Zambezi River. 

Victoria falls: 

If you’re travelling to Victoria Falls in the rainy season be sure to pack rain boots and a rain coat. 

Victoria Falls is Zimbabwe’s main attraction and known locally as the ‘Smoke That Thunders’. There is no doubt why, when looking at this impressive phenomenon surrounded by lush rainforest and abundant wildlife, it has been named one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World. 

Gushing over a 1.6 kilometre-long cliff before plunging into the Batoka Gorge, the sheer volume and force of the water will take your breath away. Explore it from all angles during spine-tingling walks and expect to be blown away by the majestic power of it all.

Victoria Falls will be the starting point of your adventure. This amazing location will get the adrenaline rushing through your veins with bungee jumps or boat cruise along the Zambezi.

One of the most dramatic spots is the westernmost point known as Cataract View, where steps lead down to outlooks of Devil's Cataract, a dramatic view of the falls often accompanied by a rainbow like effect. 

Heading back eastwards takes you past multiples viewing points of the main falls, where you'll witness the drama with full 180 degree views.

Another track leads to the aptly named Danger Point, where a sheer, unfenced 100m drop-off will rattle your nerves. From there, you can follow a side track for a view of the Victoria Falls Bridge. 

There are many tour guide and tour operators that will be able to guide you, for an additional amount. Most times this method is perfered when you want to get the most out of this attraction. 

Also Victoria Falls has its own international airport. 

Rafting:

There is rafting activities all along this region but nothing compares to the might of the Zambezi river immediately downstream of Victoria Falls. 

Safari Activities:

Hwange National Park,One of the oldest national parks on the continent, and the largest in Zimbabwe at 14,650 square kilometres. 

The Main attraction of this park, are the park’s elephants, with an estimated of 40 000 tuskers roam the park. There is also possibility of a walking safari with an experienced guide. 

This park is accessible by road, and can be reached from Victoria Falls in about 1.5-2 hours. 

Zimbabwe has never needed your support more than it does today. It allows us to continue to serve our industry and contribute to the conservation for our wildlife whilst serving our local communities.

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