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Derek's Embarking On A 4-yr RTW Trek!
The first leg of his adventure will be to travel all the way from Indonesia to Portugal via land/sea only. Follow along on his journey! And be sure to find Derek Freal at TBEX in Toronto, his RTW kick-off party.

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A Few New Articles For Your Reading Pleasure
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Booking vacations online – Beware of these common mistakes!
Written by Ena DowdyPlanning a trip abroad and booking flights & hotels has become a breeze with internet. However, many of us still commit mistakes while booking vacations on the virtual platform. These include everything ranging from booking tentative hotel rooms to not checking the expiration date of passport. Read on to find out more about such mistakes and try & avoid them to save your precious money. Not doing enough research or consulting a travel agent To… -
Cairo in my Heart
Written by Vagaybond CJ guyzEgypt: Cairo in my Heart! 9:37 PM VAGAYBOND NO COMMENTS My first trip to Egypt was when I was 19 on my school holidays in Britain. It was a tour package which included hotels, the famous museums, camel riding around the pyramids and Abu Hawel (Sphinx), Luxor's attractions, a falucca ride down the Nile River in Aswan, Abu Simbel,- all the food and and a comfortable train ride. The price was very reasonable, but I… -
ANTIPOLO CITY’S TRIO : SUMAN, MANGGA AND KASUY
Written by pie rivera
When I think of Antipolo, I think of mostly these three things, suman (glutinous rice), mangga (mangoes) and kasuy (cashew nuts). Although these three are not native to Antipolo City in the province of Rizal - where suman and kasuy may come in other areas, while mangoes usually brought from Pangasinan or Zambales, Antipolo is still one of the best choices to getting your fix of suman-mangoes-kasuy with just about an hour or so away… -
Exploring Toronto's Graffiti Alley
Written by Derek Freal
Street art (sometimes called graffiti art) is a very unique and interesting form of modern artistic expression. The vivid colors and neverending creativity of their artists have a tendency to impress both locals and tourists alike. Like most major metropolises Toronto boasts its own collection of graffiti art, including the aptly named "Graffiti Alley," which runs parallel to Queen street on the southern side. To check out the wall art for yourself, start at Queen… -
BACOLOD CITY STREET FOOD
Written by pie rivera
I was fortunate to return to the Philippines' City of Smiles during the first week of October 2011. The streets of Bacolod City was vibrant with the upcoming celebration of the MassKara Festival. During my four-day work for a television coverage, an all-day and night shoot was scheduled during the first day of my arrival. During the day, our local / regional staff based in Bacolod City toured us to some of the sights and…




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