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Best Places in Spain to Enjoy Street Food

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The many different regions of Spain have their own customs and dialects or languages. They also have their own specialties beyond the popular Jamon and churros. To catch the best of what Spain has to offer, head over to these places: 1. The Basque Country Compared to the rest of the country, this area is lesser-known unless you come to the film festival in San Sebastian or to visit the Guggenheim Museum. But it is truly a destination for food lovers, with little specialties called “pintxos” served in street food sizes. Most pintxos have one small slice of local bread (similar to baguette) topped with different ingredients like seafood, Jamon, cheese, and everything else in between.

Barcelona Barcelona is the top spot to enjoy history, good food, and the beach



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Hong Kong’s Hottest Tourist Attractions 2019

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Restaurants Despite having only 428 square miles of territory, almost It is not surprising why more than 65 million tourists flock to this Asian pearl of a city every year. This year, 2019, is not going to be any different, especially with Hong Kong’s hottest tourist attractions. Monopoly Dreams Starting June 2019, visitors who are fans of the classic board game Monopoly will get the chance to play a life-sized version of the classic game. Monopoly Dreams is for enthusiasts as well as anyone who would like to have a different kind of fun. Creators integrated 4D interactive projections and state-of-the-art augmented reality technology into classic games like Water Works, Jail, and Chance cards.

When the Marvel Universe at Disney gets completed by 2023, expect the likes of Iron Man, Captain America, and Black Panther, among others to be permanent fixtures in the Hong Kong attraction. Impossible Burger 2.0 In 2018, Impossible Foods wowed the Hong Kong crowd with their take on vegetarian-inspired burgers that boast of nothing but plant-based meat patties



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How to Make a Portugal Vacation Memorable

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By following these tips, you can relax and enjoy your time in this beautiful country. 1. Do Not Hesitate To Get A Tourist Card One of the biggest letdowns during a holiday is to worry about going over budget. While spending is a natural part of a vacation, it does not mean you cannot control your expenses or save some money. You can opt to buy a tourist card, like the Lisbon Card that will allow you to take public transportation and get discounts on some entrance fees. 2. Learn Some Basic Portuguese It is not that difficult to get around the country when you speak English, but learning some phrases in the local language is always a good tip when you are traveling.

Make sure you are ready to stay under the sun by stocking up on sunscreen with high SPF and avoiding the sun between 12 and 3 pm when the sunlight is very intense. 4



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Four Tips to Make Your Tropical Island Getaway More Memorable

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Also, if you have medications with you, make sure Local authorities don't really like the idea of foreign tourists bringing in undocumented drugs into their localities even if there is a medical need for such. Don't be afraid to mix with the locals. Unlike major cities where walking in the street can almost always lead to something truly eventful, local tropical island life is friendlier, warmer, and definitely more hospitable. This is true for most of the inspirational travel destinations around the globe. Many of these folks would love to share with you whatever they have. That being said, you will need to make sure your stomach is up to the challenge.

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Four Delicacies You Should Try When You Travel to Croatia

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Croatian cuisine is not really the kind that will get you readily interested. But if you’re a certified foodie and would love to challenge your taste buds and perhaps even titillate the other senses, then Croatian food is something you really have to try. With a variety of cultures providing distinct influences into every Croatian plate, you’d be treating yourself to a marriage of Turkish, Italian, Hungarian, and Austrian palates. Here are 4 weird yet yummy delicacies you should definitely try whenever you’re in Croatia. Crni Rizoto Crni Rizoto is the Croatian version of risotto. The only difference is that instead of the creamy off-white to slightly-yellowish texture you are more familiar with, this Croatian risotto comes in black.

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How to Travel with Your Baby

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Travel helps broaden your views and knowledge about the world. It is good for the body and soul. They say you should start travelling when you’re young and never stop even until you grow old, most especially after having babies. For new parents, don’t let having a baby stop you from travelling and widening your horizon. It may seem a little difficult and challenging at first, but there are ways to make travelling fun and easy. There is no minimum age requirement for babies when it comes to airline rules. But in order to enjoy more on your trip, wait until your baby is at least 3 to 6 months old because they tend to sleep through flights instead of crying and squirming all the time.