Andorra is a tiny country in Southwest Europe between France and Spain. This is a kind of independent republic with 71,800 populations.

Andorrans seems to be constantly driving around. Though it is right at the middle of noisy and less scenic town, you would be amazed with its picturesque 4-star...

 

Did someone gone to an awesome place of Barcelona? I am just wondering why hotel bookings in Barcelona (reserva hoteles Barcelona) as what they say are so difficult to avail, especially those at the heart of the city. Is this a promising approach that Barcelona city is really been good in terms...

I’ve always kept a journal since I was twelve, but I didn’t have a travel journal until this year. Now that I have one, I’m surprised how I ever traveled without it. If you’re a traveler but don’t really keep a journal, it wouldn’t hurt to consider it.

It’s true that writing on a...

Many travelers love quoting (or misquoting) Kurt Vonnegut’s line about how peculiar travel suggestions are dancing lessons from God. In a way, the urge to arrive at an unusual destination or to embark on an unlikely journey is similar to dancing lessons. You’re not sure about your steps at...

I've never really kept a travel journal.

I kept journals over the years that recorded my life and thoughts in astonishing detail, but never a specific journal about travel. Recently I've been on the hunt for the perfect travel notebook - preferably unlined, plain cover, simple, and inexpensive. ...

Volunteer Abroad in Philippines: Volunteering Opportunities

Volunteering Abroad in Philippines: The culture of the Philippines is a combination of Asian and Spanish influence. The people are an ethnic mix of Malay, Chinese, Spanish, American, and Indian. Since the Spaniards dominated the...

Many of my childhood summers were spent in a farm near Tagaytay, a small city in Northern Philippines known for its cool weather.  It also provides a spectacular view of the Taal Volcano, a small active crater surrounded by a lake.  Although I practically grew up near that area, I never...

At the very northern portion of Zambales is a beautiful town known as Sta Cruz. It's a fairly big town, and fishing is the main means of living there. It's right next to the ocean, and many people even ride their bangka boats to the palengke or market. I learned that the bangka boats are made from...

Relatively unknown to outsiders, there exists a wonder of nature hidden deep within the outskirts of Iba, Zambales. In fact, even most of the inhabitants of Iba are oblivious of the beautiful Twin Waterfalls of Sta. Barbara.

After taking a two-hour long bus ride towards northern Zambales we...

Hello all! Welcome to the travellers community of GreatVibes! We are the Sojourners, we are the proud team members of the GreatVibes Philippines Global Community. This blog has been created because like any other organizations in the world, we also love to travel while keeping our customers up with services...

Philippines had been known lately for the killing several priests including an Italian and all other banditry works and kidnappings which are the handiwork of Abu Sayyaf somewhere in Basilan and Zamboanga Peninsula. But these are just isolated cases, so to speak, as this terror threat is only in...

My recent travel in Iligan City, approximately two hours from Cagayan de Oro City, was a success. As a journalist I interviewed a religious leader who had recently pronounced that she was the Annointed One by the Almighty Father. Her name was Dr. Salvacion Legaspi-Kempe, head elder of the Gospel...

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