Christmas traditions vary all over the world, each reflecting aspects of the culture and the people of the place. Check out 10 fun things people around the world are doing today and this Christmas season.
Rome is definitely a place worth seeing in your life, and if you decide to go, here are a handful of things to look out for.
Just for fun (and so that you don’t end up on Locked Up Abroad for having missed the memo on these bans), here’s a look at some weird things that aren’t allowed in different places around the world.
As travelers, it’s our responsibility to know more about the places on the travel ban list than the narratives given to us, so here’s something good each of the seven banned countries has offered the world.
It’s hard to put Carnival in Trinidad & Tobago into mere words, but if I had to chose one it would be: intoxicating. Think of the greatest fun you’ve ever had in life, multiply that by 10 and we might be getting close to what Carnival feels like.
Street art is one of those forms of expression that hasn’t had it easy. It’s been loathed, dismissed, and destroyed when it turned up in unwanted places. But as the years have passed and some places have either come to accept the urban art as a form of its own, or come to terms with the fact that they can’t do anything about its presence and so might as well embrace it.
If you’ve ever set foot in a Caribbean carnival, then you’ve experienced the truest form of the region’s spirit and soul. But if you’ve never set foot in Grenada for Spicemas, then you’ve never experienced Jab Jab, the most elemental form of Carnival bacchanalia that ever was.
OK, so maybe you love museums, maybe you don’t. Either way, we can probably all agree that sometimes museums get boring. But not the Shanghai Propaganda Poster Art Centre.
Carnival in Trinidad & Tobago is one of the most colorful experiences I’ve ever had, both in terms of the costumes and the spirit of the people.
Carnival’s all about letting loose, but there are some things you should know to make the most of it.