Monthly Archives: September 2008

An Egyptian Team Joins In Racing The 4 Deserts

Hala Youssef and her team are the first locals from Egypt ever to take part in the Sahara Race. They are raising money for two Bedouin communities.

Bali To Jakarta In 18 Days

As part of an around the world adventure, Bali to Jakarta is a fascinating journey, but one that can also be made in the space of a 3-week holiday. Buy a plane ticket and let it unfold.

Barack Obama: The Travellers’ Pick

The U.S. Presidential election always grabs the world’s attention. This year is no different with Barack Obama on course to make history, we hope.

Revolution: Two Irishmen To Cycle The World

This November, Simon Evans and Fearghal O’Nuallain will begin the first Irish circumnavigation of the globe by bicycle.

Do I Need Travel Insurance?

Travel insurance is vital for any trip. Don’t wait until something goes wrong to decide that you should have got organised, it’ll be too late.

Leaving Your Cubicle

As part of a generation increasingly disillusioned by the employment prospects once promised to university graduates, it seems increasingly important to cling to the moral high ground, nuture the values that our grandparents lived by, and embrace 21st century opportunities.

Bitesize: Thailand

Thailand is a tenacious and proud country that deserves a great deal of respect from its visitors.