Travel Tips

Mount Corcovado in Brazil
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25+ Peculiar Things You Can Only Find in Brazil

Welcome to Brazil, a land of vibrant culture and breathtaking natural wonders. Embark on an unforgettable journey filled with unique attractions that captivate the senses. Dive into the Amazon Rainforest, the world’s largest tropical rainforest, teeming with diverse wildlife and indigenous cultures. Explore the otherworldly landscapes of Lençóis Maranhenses National Park, where vast expanses of […]

Chantel Brink

Chantel Brink

Freelance Writer

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How To Travel Hack Airfare, Hotels, Food And More To Save Hundreds

It’s never been easier to compare travel and accommodation prices using sites like Hipmunk, Kayak, or Google Flights, but a little extra legwork can save hundreds on airfare, hotels, and attractions. Career traveler Matt Kepnes explains his best travel hacking tips just in time for your upcoming travels. This article is shared with permission from […]

Aerial View Cityscape At Night In Tokyo, Japan From A Skyscraper
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This Photographer’s Take On Tokyo At Night Will Blow You Away

Tokyo is famous for its bustling nightlife and neon-colored streets; it’s the Asian city that never sleeps, or at least one of the most prominent. But this photographer’s take on Tokyo’s staple nightlife scenes is far from average. Canada-based Liam Wong is a Scottish-born Graphic Design Director at Ubisoft, but he has a serious knack […]

Jade Small

Jade Small

Freelance Writer

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How Anyone Can Enjoy Dubai Without Spending A Fortune

Dubai is a city known for its luxurious inhabitants, its towering skyscrapers, its high-end cars, and its expensive hotel rooms. Surely visiting the most expensive city in the Middle East must come with a hefty price tag. And actually enjoying it must be for millionaires alone… but the good news is: it’s not! In fact, […]

Leah Berenson

Leah Berenson

Freelance Writer

Biker on mountainous road in sunset light
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If This Man Could Travel The World On $5 A Day, So Can You

For those of us who have immigrant parents, we have (repeatedly) heard their ‘coming to a new country’ story with $5 in their pockets. And, how they left behind the only life they knew hoping to find a better one. Well, Leon Logothetis left a life of luxury in London, England behind to live on […]

airplane cabin with lights dimmed
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Why Do Airline Crews Dim the Cabin Lights? (It’s Not to Help You Sleep)

When the first commercial flight took off in 1914, the model became obsolete only a few years later. However, that first flight from St. Petersburg in Florida to Tampa would lay a foundation for all other future models, including the luxuries that once existed on flights. While most are no longer available, one seemingly lovely […]

Leah Berenson

Leah Berenson

Freelance Writer

hotel hacks
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Hotel Hacks to Improve Your Stay

Here at Trip Jaunt, we are avid travellers, both for business and pleasure. Prior to the pandemic, I alone was clocking in approximately 100,000 miles annually. And, one of our favourite things to share with each other upon our return is a new travel hack we conceived or learned. We scoured the internet and selected […]

we wore a mask
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Wearing a Mask to a Theme Park in the Hot Sun

June 5th was the first time the Universal Orlando Resort theme parks re-opened to the public since the COVID-19 lockdown and writer Tharin White went with a friend and shared her experience in Attractions Magazine. [1] Face coverings is recommended when you are outside your home going to the park, grocery store and so forth. And, […]

Travel Post Coronavirus Pandemic
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What will Travel Post Covid-19 Pandemic Look Like?

COVID-19-related travel restrictions have made leaving the house difficult, let alone travel. However, the travel industry is doing everything it can to make it attractive — and comfortable. With lower prices, it’s a buyer’s market. Will you be packing your bags once you get the go-ahead? Until travel gets the green light from governments around […]