Majestic skylines, archaic yet magnificently breathtaking architecture, and home to time honored palate-seducing culinary perfections. Ah yes, Europe. Considered by many a continent that embodies deep historical roots into a rustic yet contemporary appeal. Easily revered as one of the most sought after bucket list destinations in the world with millions of tourists gathering each year to revel in all of its beauteous glory and amazing culture.
The unceasing takeover of the digital age proceeds to unravel countless possibilities deemed insurmountable even just a decade ago. From social media platforms, photography and calendar management to more technical applications like home automation & security, and even professional grade applications, smart phones have successfully infiltrated the lives of millions of people globally as we continue to discover new ways to make life easier.
Spring Breakers this year will once again dominate the number of travelers that will crowd the airline industry this year. According to the United States Transportation Security Administration (TSA), they are expecting over 107 million passengers and crew members between March 14 and April 28. This number showing a projected 3% increase on the number of passengers from the same period last year.
Our incurable cruise fever started January 2019 when we unlocked the opulent world of cruising on board Royal Caribbean’s Enchantment of the Seas. After a brief 4-day cruise enjoying the invigorating bliss of the Bahamian sun, we found ourselves drawn towards the allure of cruising on more magnanimous ships, particularly the Oasis class ships of the Royal Caribbean line.
Making personal discoveries across worlds unknown while creating new cultural connections and indulging local delectables, undoubtedly some of the many perks of traveling. Before reaching our journey’s end, comes the all too unpopular horrors of long intercontinental economy flights. Long flights in relatively cramped seating arrangements, not exactly an ideal way to travel. But for most of us, it is a realistic portion of the pursuit of our next travel venture.
