getsongbird.com - getsongbird Resources and Information. This website is for sale! HAA Travels Greece Spring Break 2015 | HAA Travels – Trips | Harvard Alumni Association | Harvard Alumni Register Today Date: - Trip Type: Spring Break Group Size: Up to 30 guests Price: Standard Alumni & Guest Rate: $2,995 Double / College Alumni (’10-’14): $2,495 / Harvard graduate student: $2,495* Double / Harvard College student: $1,995* Double / $450 Single Supplement (*must be currently enrolled as a full-time Harvard student) Activity Level: Moderately Active. Uncover Classical Greece through its most important archaeological sites. Schedule by Day Pricing (Land only–price does not include airfare) Accommodations 4 nights at Herodian Hotel, Athens2 nights at Grand Sarai, Nafplion1 night at Hotel Likoria, Arachova
21 lugares que no creerás que existen No hay mejor forma de darnos cuenta de todo lo que nos falta por vivir que viajar. Sin embargo, a veces nuestros viajes están pensados para conocer los lugares turísticos del país o ciudad que visitamos, cuando no necesariamente son los más bonitos sino los más famosos. Aquí te dejamos una lista de lugares tan surrealistas que parecen sacados de historias fantásticas de nuestra niñez. Puedes ver la segunda parte de esta lista aquí.Túnel del amor, UcraniaEste asombroso lugar lleva el nombre del “Túnel del amor” y está situado en en Kevlan en Ucrania. Campos de Tulipanes, HolandaOriginaria de Asia Menor, cultivándose principalmente en Persia, China y Turquía; no fue sino hasta que en 1953 el botánico Carolous Clusius trasladó la flor desde Estambul a la Unversidad de Leiden para realizar investigaciones médicas, donde el tulipán supo disfrutar del clima y el suelo, y se convirtió en un símbolo nacional. Caverna Hang Son Doong, VietnamEsta cueva es la más monumental del mundo.
Why You Should Move To A New City Where You Don't Know A Single Soul There’s no better feeling than setting a courageous goal for yourself and defying the odds to achieve it; jumping headfirst into the unknown with an open heart and an open mind. While you may be comfortable living in your hometown or your cozy college city, sometimes you need to ask yourself if you’re truly taking advantage of the world’s opportunities — especially while you’re in your 20s. Your 20s are your years of freedom, before mortgages, kids and general grown-up responsibilities kick in. Too many people let fear of the unknown stop them from taking chances and forget that only with great risk comes great reward. Moving alone to a new place (whether it’s the other side of the country or the other side of the world) is an experience like no other: part terrifying, part exhilarating. If you decide to take the plunge and move to a new city where you don’t know a soul, here are some of the wonderful things you’ll discover along the way: You’ll feel an overwhelming sense of freedom
getsongbird.com - getsongbird Resources and Information. This website is for sale! With all the natural wonders in the world, it’s an almost impossible task to narrow the wonders down to just seven. You’ve heard of the “official” seven wonders, but check out these; just seven more of the hundreds or thousands or millions you could choose from. You probably have heard of some of these, but hopefully a few will be new discoveries for you. We’d love to hear about your favorite natural wonder, so please leave your comments. Keep it natural. 1. Like many natural wonders, this one is a result of volcanic activity and weathering. 2. About 4,000 feet above sea level, Antelope Canyon is found. 3. This is a spot well known to the diving enthusiast. 4. With it’s endless coastline, we all know Australia has some great surf. 5. In the Dominican Republic, you can have an active encounter with 27 Waterfalls, or Damajaqua Cascades. 6. Extreme conditions define this cave of giant crystals (Cueva de Los Cristales) made of selenite (a delicate, translucent form of gypsum). 7.
Use a ‘Fake’ Location to Get Cheaper Plane Tickets I can’t explain airline pricing but I do know some plane tickets can be cheaper depending on where you buy them or, even better, where you appear to buy them from. This is all about leveraging foreign currencies and points-of-sale to your advantage. For reasons I never quite understood, every time I tried to book a domestic flight in another country, the prices were always exorbitant. But, say, once I was in Bangkok, that same flight that was once $300 would fall to $30 almost inexplicably. Most people don’t know there is a simple trick for “changing” this to get a cheaper flight on an airline’s website; it’s how I managed to pay $371 for a flight from New York to Colombia instead of $500+. To demonstrate how this scheme works, we ran a one-way search from Cartagena to Bogotá—two cities in Colombia—for June 17 on Google ITA, Kayak and Skyscanner. Unsurprisingly, Kayak takes a U.S. Where to change point-of-sale in Google ITA. Prices shown in Colombian pesos. I search again.
10 of the best budget hotels in New York Posted on: September 21st in Cool Hotels, Travel by Graham Padmore. Like this Post? The Big Apple may be one of the ultimate city break destinations – shopping, art, sightseeing and so much more. It’s also (like most major capital cities) unfortunately notoriously expensive. So for those wanting to maximise their spending money, you will have to seek out some good NYC budget hotels. A good tip is to book as far in advance as possible, this way you’ll get the best price. The Gershwin This Manhattan midtown hotel is just a block away from 5th Avenue and close to both Madison Square Garden and the Empire State Building. Prices from $32 a night.Check prices and availability for The Gershwin Hotel The Jane Once home to salty sailors and Titanic survivors, The Jane is a living work of art. Prices from $90 per night.Check prices and availability for The Jane The Pod Prices from $89 per night.Check prices and availability for The Pod Broadway Hotel and Hostel Holiday Inn Long Island Sohotel Condor Hotel
How I Afford to Travel… And You May Not Like What I’m Going To Say | Kate From the States The honest truth – I never have the money I need to travel, but I buy the ticket anyway. I’ve realized that money comes and goes, but the more I make, the harder it is to part with it and weirdly, the less I have, the easier it becomes to budget. I don’t do that saving account, checking account, travel account thing either. … And I want to live around the world. I’m working seven days a week and I can’t even afford my own place yet. And so the google search began. I’m going to need to work abroad. Working while you travel is literally the smartest thing a person can do. But you can’t do it forever. So with this information. I mean, lets face it – If I moved into New York City when I was 24 years old, I’d be working to pay for my apartment. And even if I stayed home and kept working like I was – I wasn’t saving what I needed to get ahead. If you tell people you work 7 days a week, they don’t see anything wrong with it. I hate that mindset now. SO I looked into it. Have you heard of 0% APR?
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Application | Summer in JAPAN Spend summer 2015 in Japan, where you will have the opportunity to teach the value of leadership and creativity to motivated young people, as well as have priceless experiences exploring Japanese culture, attending professional musical performances, eating authentic Japanese cuisine every day, and above all, making lasting friendships with your Harvard peers and people in Japan. Organized by: General Incorporated Association Summer in JAPANDate: July 26 (Sun) – August 11 (Tue), 2015Place: Oita City, Oita, Japan How to apply: Please send an email with your information below to SIJ Executive Committee at info@summerinjapan.com to obtain an official application form and details.The deadline to submit your official application is February 1, 2015. Name: College Email: College Address: Graduate Year: Concentration/Secondary: About yourself (around 50 words): To see some of the previous SIJ participants' great experiences, check out our promo video on YouTube.