Travel

Travel in south east asia

22 May, 2020

© twicepix (Flickr) Tuk Tuk © twicepix (Flickr) Taking a year, a couple of months, or even a week out to travel in South East Asia is an incredible and rewarding endeavour. Time restrains may render travelling by train and…

How to visit the great wall of china

22 May, 2020

© Tohoku-Pacific Ocean Earthquake（MOFA, Japan) (Flickr) taiwan_02 © Tohoku-Pacific Ocean Earthquake（MOFA, Japan) (Flickr) The Great Wall of China has stood for many centuries guarding the country from invasion from the north. Just an hour’s drive from Beijing are two areas…

How to pack quickly for my holiday?

The list of tips and tricks to pack quickly for holiday.

How to enjoy flying on budget airlines

22 May, 2020

Sky © Steven Campbell (Flickr) Flying dirt cheap is rarely cheerful as budget airlines herd you aboard their planes, then serve up lukewarm and foul smelling food from the Devil’s own dining table. If bargain basement flights send your blood…

Discovering the two best beach destinations in mozambique

22 May, 2020

Sunset © photon ℽ (Flickr) 1. Bazaruto ArchipelagoOne of the best beach destinations in Mozambique is the Bazaruto archipelago. Surrounded by pristine, turquoise, blue-green waters, the archipelago is truly a haven to those seeking a relaxing holiday.. Whether it is…

EasyJet will fly again on June 15

21 May, 2020

After almost three months of stoppage, easyJet will start again to fly on 15 June.

The airline Ryanair returns to fly after a period of stop

12 May, 2020

Ryanair resumes flying after a period of stop and from the first of July will provide a thousand daily flights.

Are these the future of plane seats post-Covid?

22 April, 2020

It’s possible that, post-Covid, the airplane will make a new plane seats design with toilet screens mounted on each seat: the prototype.

Easyjet ground flights to combact coronavirus

Coronavirus, easyJet grounds entire fleet after 650 rescue flights

30 March, 2020

Due to the Coronavirus pandemic, Johan Lundgren, easyJet’s CEO, has decided to ground the entire fleet

Must-know: the essential Coronavirus travel advice

16 March, 2020

Coronavirus, because of this pandemic, more countries are rushing to close borders and introduce new travel restriction.

Only We Can Save Emperor Penguins from Extinction

25 February, 2020

More than three years have passed since the Paris climate agreement came into force. Yet we are still a long way from achieving the objectives set. The survival of the emperor penguins also depends on compliance with the treaty. These…

Baobabs Are Dying – But We Still Do Not Know Why

24 February, 2020

Another one of Africa’s many mysteries. For about ten years now, some of the biggest and oldest trees on the continent, the baobabs, have been dying. Plants between 1,100 and 2,500 years old are disappearing. In particular, nine of the…

Even Plants Have a Nervous System To Communicate Stress

23 February, 2020

A minor cabbage larva bites and swallows a piece of leaf. Immediately afterwards, a wave of light propagates in what remains of the plant, as if to signal the attack in progress. This is the alarm system that plants use…

Termites Built Their Own Underground City Over the Centuries

22 February, 2020

One of the largest and most complex megalopolises on Earth is almost unknown. And it wasn’t built by man, but by termites. We are in Brazil, particularly in the forest of Caatinga. Here scientists have used satellite images to calculate…

5 Reasons Why Contact with Nature Make Us Feel Good

20 February, 2020

Most of us spend most of our day indoors, like the workplace. Often without even doing much physical exercise. This condition can, in the long run, lead to more or less important health problems. But it only takes a few…

There Is a Vast Unexplored Cave Down in Canada

19 February, 2020

In Canada there is a huge unexplored cave. The dream of every speleologist has emerged from the snows of British Columbia. The entrance alone is about 330 feet wide. It seems that no one has ever entered the cave –…

Fewer and Fewer Large Rivers Run Free to the Sea Because of Humans

18 February, 2020

Large rivers that flow uninterrupted from their origin to their mouth are now rare. A study published in Nature shows that two thirds of the longest rivers on Earth suffer one or more “setbacks”. This is due to the presence…

How Climate Change Affects Rainfall Today in Our Hemisphere

17 February, 2020

How is climate change affecting rainfall today? Researchers at the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) have tried to answer this question. To do so, they have developed an innovative approach, based on precipitation weather data from the last century…