Archive for category: Resource & Help Guides

/ May 15, 2012 9:16 am

Five Places You Must Visit in Wales

When you’re planning a trip to Wales, perhaps the only difficult thing you need to do is decide where you’re going to stay. While many of the towns, cities, and villages are perfect backdrops for your break, some are more suited to certain visitors than others. Here is a guide to some of the best of what Wales has to [...]

/ May 10, 2012 9:00 am

Top 5 Places to Visit in Mallorca

There are many sights to see in Mallorca that any visitor would enjoy. However, these five spots top our list of must-see sites: 1. Jardins d’Alfabia This is a former estate of the 12th Century Moorish governor. Since then, it’s been the home of noble families. You will be mesmerized with the very large manor house and all its rooms. [...]

/ May 2, 2012 9:00 am

Budget Travel Through South Africa

The stable economy, a good infrastructure and telecommunications network, great scenery, and magnificent wildlife make South Africa the perfect African country for visitors. Rich in culture and fauna and flora, South Africa truly is a world in one country. But a lot of people are immediately turned off by the price of travel to South Africa; it is one of [...]

/ April 26, 2012 9:00 am

Visiting Parks Around New York City

New York City is known for being the most populated city in America which makes fresh air and open spaces a hot commodity for tourists and New Yorkers, alike. The parks of New York are well-maintained and especially dedicated to those who want to get in a little exercise as well as those looking to relax and spend a great [...]

/ April 23, 2012 11:28 am

Sights of Boston – The Freedom Trail

Earlier this month, the Travel Products team had the opportunity to travel out east for a couple days to Boston. In the midst of our whirlwind adventure, we found the time to walk the historic Freedom Trail and snap a few photos along the way! We started our self-guided tour at Boston Common, America’s oldest public park! Just down the street from [...]

/ April 17, 2012 9:00 am

Kentucky Derby Travel Tips

The first Saturday of May is a big day in the Bluegrass State, as thousands flock to the Kentucky Derby. For many, this is an annual tradition, but if you are a first time Derby-goer, the entire process may seem a bit overwhelming. How do you get there? Where should you stay? And most importantly – what should you wear? [...]

/ April 5, 2012 10:00 am

New York, for the Non-New Yorker

For many Americans who live outside of New York City, the thought of visiting alone can seem daunting — the massive size, millions of people, subways, and five whole boroughs. However, I was up for the challenge of taking it on as I set off for a week of solo exploration to clear my mind. I intentionally made very few plans, [...]

/ March 21, 2012 9:00 am

U.S. Road Trip Destinations

Whether you consider yourself an experienced road tripper or you’re looking for a weekend getaway, these top road trip destinations are just a drive away! Prepping for a big adventure? We know packing can be a pain, which is why we have you covered with these helpful road trip tips! What to Pack for a Road Trip Packing List for [...]

/ March 6, 2012 9:00 am

How to Fall Asleep Anywhere: The Emergency Sleep Kit Video & Review

A brief sidenote before reading this article: I bought the Emergency Sleep Kit because it really can come in handy in a multitude of situations at any stage of life. And for more travel videos including tutorials, product reviews, and tips, check out our TravelProducts.com YouTube Channel. “Hmmm. Where am I going to sleep?” — Have you ever asked yourself [...]

/ January 31, 2012 9:00 am

Navigating the Metro System of Madrid

This blog post comes to us from Spain, courtesy of our new international blogger, Jill! As I embark on my study abroad experience in Madrid, Spain this quarter, there’s a lot I have to take into consideration. First, the language is a huge cultural difference and something that’s an obstacle for me. My Spanish skills are slowly improving, and I’m [...]