Category: Travel

Kos is one of Greece’s many islands and is a member of the Dodecanese Island chain in the South Aegean Sea. Measuring about 40km long and varying between 8km and 11km in width, Kos is a fairly flat with one main mountainous region running along the south coast called Mount Dikeos. The island is served… Continue reading Kos, Greece | An Island Guide

People relocate overseas for various reasons and when the time comes to actually move out of the country you need to be fully ready and prepared for the new country you will moving to. The first most important thing to consider will be finding your perfect home, and preparing that before you arrive. This will… Continue reading Relocation – Finding Your Dream Home

Anyone who’s watched the news can’t have failed to see the stream of stories about the state of Greece’s economy. The country, currently experiencing some of the greatest political upheaval in many years, is struggling to “balance the books”.  Many Greek people are finding themselves either out of work or working for next to nothing… Continue reading The Grecian Problem – Does The Euro Crisis Make It A Good Or Bad Time To Go Greek?

When it comes time to travel, there are other methods of transportation besides driving and flying. You also have the option of taking a train, which is more cost effective and can actually be a comfortable way to travel. Traveling by train allows you to see parts of the country that you have never seen… Continue reading Sit Back And Relax: 5 Tips For Traveling By Train

The British city of Birmingham is not generally known for it’s beautiful buildings or fascinating architectural sculpture, but perhaps it ought to be. If it’s known at all, it’s as a second city to the more famous capital or for its proximity to the widely known Stratford Upon Avon. Birmingham was known as the workshop… Continue reading Birmingham, England Combines Old And New Architecture Beautifully

The package holiday is still extremely popular with travelers from most developed European economies. A combination of convenience, price and language barriers often faced when travelling abroad are the primary drivers of this. The insurance cover that agents usually also carry provides a certainty that all elements of a trip will be protected in the… Continue reading Time To Ditch The Rep And Do Your Own Research