Becoming a digital traveler gives you the freedom to work and move about as you please. All you need is a laptop and a stable internet connection… CONTINUE READING >>
Becoming a digital traveller gives you the freedom to work and move about as you please. Ideally, all you need is an up-to-date laptop and a stable internet connection. We shouldn’t forget to mention that you also need knowledge in the respected field that you decide to go into. However, if you haven’t got much knowledge in a particular sector, you can enroll in an online course and expand your skill set.
If you do not know which industry you would like to become a nomad in, then you do not need to worry because on Digital Nomad World you will come across a wide range of online courses, tips, guides and even job opportunities. To give you an idea of what industries you can branch into, we have visually displayed an infographic that informs you of the top 5 most popular industries that nomad workers tend to specialise in. To be upfront, these mentioned industries typically make the most money if you’re successful. Speaking of figures, the graphics also tells you that if you’re an experienced nomad worker, you can expect to make over $50,000 per year.
Choosing the right Mexico cancer center for your treatment is very important, so you need to do all you can to boost the chances of making the right decision… CONTINUE READING >>
There are many vital decisions that have to be made if you receive a cancer diagnosis. It can be difficult to get to grips with everything that you must do, particularly given the shock and devastation that this sort of diagnosis can lead to. However, making key decisions relating to your treatment options is very important, and it is something that you need to start looking into as soon as possible.
Your healthcare team will, of course, provide you with information relating to your treatment options locally. However, there are also other things you can look into, such as getting your treatment at acancer center in Mexico. If this is an option you want to consider, it is important that you do thorough research on Mexico cancer centers and whether they can offer a viable option for you. In this article, we will consider some of the factors you should look at when conducting your research.
What to Research
Choosing the right Mexico cancer center for your treatment is very important, so you need to do all you can to boost the chances of making the right decision. There are some important things to look at when conducting your research, some of which are:
Looking at the Nature of the Treatment
One of the things that you must research is the nature of the treatment and whether it is something new, innovative, and revolutionary. You can then decide whether it is worth a shot. In addition, you also need to look at what the requirements are for the treatment, as there is no guarantee that you will even be eligible. Finding out more about the treatment, what it involves, and your eligibility will make it easier for you to make informed decisions.
Finding Out About Funding Options
You also need to carry out some research into funding options, as the cost of this type of treatment can be high. It is important to assess yourfinancial situation and then look at the cost of the treatment and consider how you might be able to pay for it. This is very important, as you need to ensure that you will be able to cover the cost of the treatment before you make any further decisions and plans. You should also research whether financing is available from the provider or other sources.
Looking at Reviews and Comments Online
One of the other things to do as part of your research is to look at reviews and comments online from other people who have used the same facility. This will enable you to learn more about the treatment offered, the effectiveness of the treatment, the medical team at the facility, and the facility itself. This is something that can help you to make a more informed decision, so it is important that you do this.
These are some of the key things that you should do when it comes to researching cancer centers in Mexico with a view to getting treatment.
Travelling in an RV or camper is not without its challenges. One of the significant concerns people have before they even get into the driver’s seat is the dire prospect of parking a vehicle much larger than they’re used to parking. Never be afraid! Take our word for it (backed by a wealth of experience). RV parking is a lot easier than it looks!
Start Practicing Risk-Free
As we just said, practice is essential in learning to park your RV. Therefore, your vehicle’s first stop should be an empty parking lot. Once you’ve found such a spot, use a few cones to mark imaginary curbs and parking spaces to practice parking and reversing. This will give you enough room to practice over and over until you feel comfortable doing it for real.
Choose a Safe Place
Besides the technical skills required to drive a camper or RV, another significant benefit is common sense. Stay out of tight spaces, where danger can lurk just out of your sight. This isn’t always possible – when a problematic route is your only option, it’s more important than ever to have a riding buddy who can give you outside information. There are often late-night car parks where you can spend the night near major national attractions in Ireland, such as Hill Tara or the Rock of Cashel.
RV Safety
Make it a habit to lock your vehicle when you leave it unattended. Again, this is where common sense comes into play. No matter how short your errands are, it would be best if you kept your belongings safe, and the best way to do that is to lock your doors. Before you head out in your van or RV, take the time to check the safety of everything in your living area. Don’t leave anything that could be loose where it could rattle or even break. After all, securing items may not be possible once you’re on the road.
Some quick final tips:
Do not attempt backcountry camping if you are not familiar with local regulations. Discuss backcountry camping with your provider if you rent a campervan Ireland or RV. Companies may have their own rules allowing only legal stopovers to be used.
Don’t assume you can park your RV off the road. Even if you leave enough space for other vehicles to pass, it can create a dangerous situation. Whether you’re stopping for the night or just taking a short break, take the extra time to find a place to park in a suitable open lot or drive-thru.
In the crystal clear waters of Weeki Wachee Springs there reside mermaids, seriously. We wouldn’t make up something like this.
As a matter of FACT, the Florida State Park Service is a leader in the preservation of these exotic rare creatures.
We were lucky enough to have the chance to observe their graceful antics in a natural habitat and… CONTINUE READING >>
The northwest coast of Florida (yes, Florida has a west coast) is loaded with giant fresh water springs that attract tons of manatees.
There are theories that manatees like these are the source of the legend of mermaids.
These rely on the idea that the sea cows have some slight resemblance in shape and size to humans, and that after a long time at sea a sailor will see a woman no matter what he is actually looking at, so they are likely true.
But what do these have to do with each other, or our travels through The Sunshine State?
Well, in the crystal clear waters of Weeki Wachee Springs there reside both mermaids and manatees, so we figured what better place to test the theory?
When we got our first look at the spring, several manatees were lazily drifting through the crystal clear water, from far away and perhaps with some poor eyesight and the wishful thinking of several weeks of shipboard celibacy, one might mistake them for some sort of swimming female.
We could see it, until we saw the poster of the famous Weeki Wachee Mermaids that is, then… well let’s just say there must have been some sailors in serious need of spectacles.
While these mermaids may not be the legends of lore, they do have quite a history. Back in 1947, former U.S. Navy diver Newton Perry hatched a plan to turn the spring into a tourist attraction.
He came up with the idea of underwater breathing through air hoses instead of tanks, built a little eighteen seat theater with a glass wall for viewing into the spring, found some pretty girls, trained them, and put up signs along Highway 19.
Only problem was that back then there were more alligators than tourists around.
Traffic passing by was so rare that when they heard a car approaching the girls would run out to the road to beckon the travelers in, a lot like their mythological ancestors, the sirens.
But as Florida grew, so did Weeki Wachee. In 1959, ABC bought the business, expanded the theater to five hundred seats, and introduced highly staged and themed performances.
The shows were a big hit and thrived, but by the 21st century modern attractions were drawing the bulk of the Sunshine State’s tourists and Weeki Wachee was fading.
Luckily Florida’s State Park Service took it over in 2008 and created one of America‘s most unique state parks.
We had arrived between shows, but not to worry, there were other activities to occupy our time until the next mermaid spectacular, including a boat tour down the river that flows out of the massive spring.
More African Queen than Delta Queen, our little river boat took us downstream on the Weeki Wachee River as in makes its twelve mile journey to the Gulf of Mexico.
We only went about a mile of that, but we did get an informative look at many of the local flora and fauna, including a majestic bald eagle.
After our cruise, we took in a bit more zoological observation at the Animal Encounter show where we met snakes, turtles, and the star of every Florida animal act, an alligator.
But the time was near for the main attraction, so we high-tailed it over to the theater to stake out some front row, glass-side seats.
The extravaganza kicked off to music, and one by one three fish-tailed divers entered the underwater stage. They performed a choreographed swimming number with reasonable precision and definitely impressive lung capacity.
The ability to hold one’s breath for long periods is imperative to becoming a mermaid because the air hoses are only used to grab quick breaths between routines. This became a key feature later in the show.
Their most impressive move, a rotating circle of the three, came early in the show. Then, as it turns out, was repeated often.
We kept waiting for a school of more mer-folk to arrive, but alas, they never did. In fact, a turtle that decided to endlessly pester one of the performers was fast becoming the star of the show.
Throughout the program the camp factor (and we LOVE camp factor) was definitely high, with many fin-and-tail puns and even some underwater apple eating.
This was true Americana, but the show didn’t take advantage of it as much as we hoped.
At least not until the big climax, when one of the mermaids attempted to dive over one hundred feet deep toward the bottom of the spring without any oxygen hose.
Without a doubt a breathtaking spectacle, except for the fact that the entire feat took place below a rock ledge that obscured any view from the audience.
While the emcee dramatically counted off the time she had remained submerged without air, we all simply stared into empty water. It was riveting.
Or maybe not, depending on the viewer’s level of skepticism. Perhaps she was simply hanging out in the underwater dressing room where the performers prepare for the shows.
Either way, amazingly she reappeared no worse for wear and proceeded to join in on the grand finale. We were treated to one more round of the rolling circle of mermaids and sent on our way.
At the exit of the park we were bid adieu by one last mermaid sitting on a throne.
A wave goodbye seemed fine to me, but Veronica insisted, “you get over there and get your picture taken with that mermaid!”
As I sheepishly made my way up to the young lady turned real-live mythical creature, it occurred to me that getting to hear a statement like that is what Weeki Wachee is all about.
In a clever ploy to get us to visit, Veronica’s dad dropped a little “have you ever heard of The World’s Shortest St. Patrick’s Day Parade” on us early in in March… CONTINUE READING >>
HAPPY ST. PATRICK’S DAY! Here’s a look at a great way we spent it a few years back.
Where in the world is the most fun in the shortest distance on St. Patrick’s Day? Why Hot Springs, Arkansas of course.
How could we possibly resist an invitation like that?
Simple answer, we couldn’t. We love a parade, and anything world’s shortest, longest, biggest, or smallest.
Bright and early on March 17th, we motored into the heart of “The Valley of The Vapors” and staked a claim on a spot to watch the compacted cavalcade.
Unlike some St. Paddy’s Day processions, this one is always held on March 17th, and every year it’s the First Ever #th Annual World’s Shortest St. Patrick’s Day Parade.
Hot Springs really decks out for the occasion, dying the famous fountains of healing waters Kelly green.
Historic Bridge Street, America’s shortest street in daily use –according to Ripley’s Believe It Or Not — was cordoned off and ready.
The entire route covers a mere ninety-eight feet.
The course may be small but the event sure isn’t.
Tens of thousands of revelers line the tiny boulevard to welcome the numerous local dignitaries, Shriners, bikers, bands and babies in “Kiss Me I’m Irish” shirts.
All of that was just a warm up for the big guns. The crowd really got All Shook Up when a couple of dozen Kings of Rock & Roll took to the street as the International Order of Irish Elvi.
WATCH: The party comes alive – Elvis-style – with the International Order of Irish Elvi!
All we could say was “Thank you, thank you very much!”
Hard to believe, but once Elvis had left the building, it wasn’t the finale.
Each year a fabulous celebrity Grand Marshal finishes off the procession. This time Bo Derek, showed everyone that she’s still a 10.
Previous participants have been John Ratzenberger (Cliff Clayborn from Cheers), Pauly Shore, and George Wendt (NORM! from Cheers), with Jim Belushi slated for the First Ever 11th Annual World’s Shortest St. Patrick’s Day Parade.
Afterward a band takes the stage at the end of Bridge Street, segueing the parade into a street party / pub crawl before the last piece of candy gets snagged by a kid.
We decided to join the crowds in a libation or two at some of the local watering holes, with one strict rule, we would drink nothing green.
After a stint at Hot Spring’s version of an Irish Pub, where many of the Elvi were still strutting their stuff, we set out to explore another offering – The Valley of the Vapors Independent Music Festival.
This indie extravaganza takes place at several venues around town, and has the good sense to time their festivities to coincide with the parade.
Thus insuring well-lubricated crowds to cheer on the up-and-coming bands from all across the country.
Ears ringing with the strains of several of these combos, we waded back into the night just in time to see the last of the beads, confetti and fake green fingernails being swept up.
Just in time start counting the days until until the next First Ever Annual World’s Shortest St. Patrick’s Day Parade.
New York City is one of the most iconic cities in the world, known for its towering skyscrapers, bustling streets, and vibrant culture. For visitors looking to get the most out of their trip, booking a tour may be a great option. However, with so many different types of tours available, it can be challenging to decide if it’s worth it. In this article, we’ll explore some of the reasons why you should book a tour in New York City.
See More of New York
One of the most popular reasons to book a tour in New York City is to take a tour of the most famous neighbourhoods. From the bright lights of Times Square to the historic architecture of Greenwich Village, there are so many different neighbourhoods to explore in New York City. A guided tour can help you navigate these areas and ensure that you don’t miss any of the top sights. Depending on your interests, you can choose from a variety of tours, such as a food tour of Little Italy, a street art tour of Bushwick, or a walking tour of Central Park.
Learn from a Local Guide
Another advantage of booking a tour in New York City is that you get to learn from a local guide. A knowledgeable guide can provide you with insider tips, historical facts, and other information that you might not find in a guidebook. They can also help you get a better understanding of the city’s culture and help you avoid tourist traps. Many tour guides are passionate about their city and are eager to share their love for it with visitors.
Save Time and Energy
New York City is a massive city, and trying to explore it all on your own can be overwhelming. Booking a tour can help you save time and energy by providing you with a curated itinerary that takes you to the best places. You won’t have to worry about getting lost, figuring out public transportation, or deciding where to go next. This can be especially helpful if you’re only in the city for a short amount of time or if you’re traveling with children or elderly relatives.
Access to Exclusive Experiences
Booking a tour in New York City can also give you access to exclusive experiences that you might not be able to do on your own. For example, you might be able to go behind the scenes at a Broadway theatre, visit a rooftop bar with panoramic views of the city, or take a private tour of a museum outside of regular hours. These types of experiences can make your trip more memorable and give you a unique perspective on the city.
Safety and Security
Finally, booking a tour in New York City can also help ensure your safety and security. New York City is a busy and crowded city, and it can be easy to get lost or end up in an unsafe area. A guided tour can provide you with a sense of security, knowing that you’re with a knowledgeable guide who can help you navigate the city safely. Tour guides also have experience dealing with unexpected situations and can provide you with helpful tips on how to stay safe while in the city.
As you prepare to travel to New York City, be sure to research the best times to visit and what to pack. Whether you decide to book a tour or explore on your own, New York City has something for everyone. With its rich culture, vibrant neighborhoods, and iconic landmarks, it’s no wonder that so many people consider it a must-visit destination.
Thailand is a country that has many attractions to offer. One of these is Khao Yai National Park, which is located in the province of Nakhon Ratchasima. If you are planning on visiting this park, there are some things you should know about it first.
The Best Time to Visit Khao Yai
Khao Yai National Park is open year-round, but the best time to visit this park is from June to October. The rainy season runs from November through May and during this time you can expect rain for at least two days each week. The dry season is from June through October when temperatures are lower and there’s less chance of rain than in other months.
When to Go
Khao Yai National Park is best visited during the dry season, which runs from November to April. During this time of year, it’s not uncommon for temperatures to reach up to 95 degrees Fahrenheit (35 degrees Celsius) in the afternoon and nighttime lows drop down into the 60s (16-20 Celsius). The area does experience heavy rainfall during the rainy season (May-October), so be sure to pack your rain jacket.
The best time for a holiday or vacation depends on what you’re looking for. Do you want warm weather? Do you want cooler temperatures? Are there special events going on that month? Will there be crowds at popular attractions like Khao Yai National Park? These questions will help determine when exactly is “the best” time for your trip.
Stay at Marasca
Marasca is a great place to stay if you want to explore Khao Yai. The hotel is located in the city of Khao Yai, so it’s easy to get around on foot or by taxi. If you’re looking for an out-of-the-way experience, Marasca also offers some of its own nature trails and hiking opportunities within walking distance of your room.
Marasca offers both standard rooms and suites with different levels of luxury available depending on how much space you need. They all come with amenities like free WiFi access and satellite TV channels so that no matter where you are in Thailand (or even outside of Thailand), there’s always something interesting going on.
Best Activities in Khao Yai
Khao Yai National Park is a great place for hiking, bird watching and wildlife spotting. You can choose from several trails that range from easy to difficult so that everyone can enjoy the beauty of nature.
The park also has some waterfalls you can visit during your trip there. One of them is Nam Tok Huay Yang Waterfall which is located not far from Pang Sida National Park Office on Route 2169 between kilometre markers 58-59 or about 20 kilometres from Pak Chong town centre. This waterfall has several tiers and drops into a natural pool where you can swim if it’s hot outside.
Another popular attraction at Khao Yai is Thai Elephant Trekking where tourists get an opportunity to ride elephants through the dense rainforest while learning about their history as well as how they are treated today by mahouts (elephant handlers).
Conclusion
Khao Yai is a great place to visit at any time of the year, but if you want to avoid crowds and enjoy some peace and quiet then we recommend visiting in May or September. The weather is usually very pleasant during these months so you can explore all the sights without getting too hot or cold. If you’re looking for something more active though then February through April would be perfect as this is when most festivals take place.
About the Author
Monica is a passionate writer and content creator. Her interests include outdoor activities, fitness, technology, entrepreneurship and everything in between. Say hi to Monica on Twitter @monical_lee.
These rely on the idea that the sea cows have some slight resemblance in shape and size to humans, and that after a long time at sea a sailor will see a woman no matter what he is actually looking at, so they are likely true.
We could see it, until we saw the poster of the famous Weeki Wachee Mermaids that is, then… well let’s just say there must have been some sailors in serious need of spectacles.
But the time was near for the main attraction, so we high-tailed it over to the theater to stake out some front row, glass-side seats.
Simple answer, we couldn’t. We love a parade, and anything world’s shortest, longest, 
Hot Springs really decks out for the occasion, dying the famous fountains of healing waters Kelly green.
Each year a fabulous celebrity Grand Marshal finishes off the procession. This time Bo Derek, showed everyone that she’s still a 10.
After a stint at Hot Spring’s version of an Irish Pub, where many of the Elvi were still strutting their stuff, we set out to explore another offering – The Valley of the Vapors Independent Music Festival.
Monica is a passionate writer and content creator. Her interests include outdoor activities, fitness, technology, entrepreneurship and everything in between. Say hi to Monica on Twitter