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25/04/2022
Happy Easter
06/04/2022
Keep travelling 🧳
30/03/2022
Rome 🇮🇹
23/03/2022
Have care of your self while traveling 🧳
17/03/2022
Rome is stately and impressive; Florence is all beauty and enchantment; Genoa is picturesque; Venice is a dream city; but Naples is simply — fascinating.
15/03/2022
Travel is one of life’s joys, always take care of your health on your vacation.
09/03/2022
It’s like a dream to come to Spain and get somebody to teach me Spanish music.” – Lenny Kravitz
14/02/2022
Water taxis are the limousines of Venice: With their spacious leather-upholstered cabins, open-air seating in the stern, and private captains to chauffeur you up the Grand Canal or on a high-speed run between the airport and your hotel, they offer an experience that you won't forget in a hurry.
Grand Canal photoUnfortunately, you won't forget the price in a hurry, either: The fare between Marco Polo Airport and a hotel in central Venice averages €120 or more, depending on location. A trip within the historic center can easily cost €40 to €70, depending on distance, time of day, and whether you've hired the water taxi at a pier or requested an aquatic cab by telephone.
22/01/2022
🏝Seychelles🏝
01/01/2022
Happy New Year to all of our tourists
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25/12/2021
Taxi&Guide wish you a merry Christmas and a happy new-year 🎄🎅
16/11/2021
After the great success of the Pharaohs' Golden Parade that was held in Cairo on April 3, preparations are underway for another major Pharaonic-themed event that will bring the world's attention to Egypt, this time in Luxor.
The development and restoration of the Great Processional Way (El-Kebash Road) is nearly complete and a major celebration is planned for its the reopening.
The festival will be held in the last quarter of this year, The 2,700 kilometers (1,700 miles) of what is often called the "Avenue of Sphinxes" has many more types of statuary among its 1,200 statues, including many bearing ram features.
The road also features recently discovered flower planters between pairs of statues dating back to the New Kingdom era. There are also wine presses dating back to the Roman era.
20/09/2021
✓ Don’t forget anything by starting your packing list early
Make reminders lists on your phones weeks in advance of departure. Whenever you think of something you need for your trip, just jot them down there.
Check those lists when it comes time to pack and triple check them before you head to the airport.
✓ Stay plugged in by bringing an extension cord
✓ Make a good first impression by looking up local style and dressing accordingly
One thing all cultures in the world share is the tendency to judge a book by its cover. So if you dress like a tourist, or even worse in a way that’s perceived as disrespectful in that country, you will be judged and treated accordingly.
Dress like a local, or at least a local expat, to avoid this.
✓ Keep your trip pain-free by packing the right shoes
Shoes that you can’t walk around in comfort all day aren’t worth packing.
On a related note, never bring new shoes on your travels. The risk of them not fitting properly or causing blisters as you break them in can hamper your trip.
17/09/2021
Did you know? 🤔
When it comes to the most famous tower in the world, it seems like the work is never done. The Eiffel Tower is the daily workplace of 600 Parisians, making it not only one of the biggest tourist attractions worldwide, but also one of the largest job generating businesses in the French tourism industry.
15/09/2021
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13/09/2021
How's your Monday going? 😉
10/09/2021
Just in case you're choosing the best luggage for your next travel, here is the list of the best luggage brands for every budget:
🧳 American Tourister
🧳 Samsonite
🧳 Travelpro
🧳 Eagle Creek
🧳 Delsey
🧳 Briggs & Riley
🧳 Victorinox
🧳 Tumi
🧳 Hartmann
🧳 Bric’s
🧳 Rimowa
🧳 Globe-Trotter
🧳 Away
Have a great weekend!
08/09/2021
1. The Plaza, New York
Opened in 1907 and designated an official landmark in 1969, The Plaza is arguably the most famous hotel in New York.
Located on Fifth Avenue and Central Park South, the 20-story building is the setting of the 1950s "Eloise" children's book series and the backdrop for classic films such as "Funny Girl," "The Great Gatsby" and "Home Alone 2: Lost in New York."
2. Hotel Ritz Paris
Famously the headquarters of Coco Chanel, Ernest Hemingway and Ingrid Bergman, the legendary Hotel Ritz Paris has set the standard for luxury hotels since its 1898 opening.
Located by the Tuileries gardens and overlooking Place Vendome, it was declared "the most romantic hotel in the world" by Sophia Loren.
3. Claridge's, London
Opened in 1898, this Mayfair institution has been the London residence of Cary Grant, Audrey Hepburn and Yul Brynner. (Spencer Tracy once famously declared that, upon passing, he'd rather go to Claridge's than heaven.)
The art deco beauty is also the most storied hotel in England: During World War II, it was the haven for countless dignitaries and heads of state. In fact, Suite 212 was declared Yugoslavian territory in June 1945 so that Crown Prince Alexander II could be born on his own country's soil.
4. Raffles, Singapore
Named after Stamford Raffles, the founder of Singapore, this opulent, colonial-style hotel had surprisingly humble beginnings: It was originally built as a small 10-room bungalow.
It's now arguably the most famous hotel in Asia and, more than 125 years after opening, was declared a national monument.
5. Taj Mahal Palace, India
Built in 1903, the Taj Mahal Palace is Mumbai's first harbor landmark, the site of the first licensed bar in the city (the Harbour Bar, which still stands) and the first hotel in India to have steam elevators.
The Taj is renowned across the world for its vast elegance, impeccable service and sheer magnitude: It has 560 rooms, 44 suites and 1,500 staff, including 35 butlers.
Have you ever been to one of those? 😉
06/09/2021
Prepared some Monday's Coffee facts for you:
1. Coffee spending averages around $15 per week
2. Coffee was discovered by a goat herder
3. Coffee helped Olympic athletes
Brazil couldn’t afford to send its athletes to Los Angeles for the 1932 Olympics, so the government sent them in a ship full of coffee which was sold on the way to finance their trip.
4. Italian "expresso"
The word espresso comes from Italian and means “expressed” or “forced out”. Espresso is made by forcing very hot water under high pressure through finely ground, compacted coffee.
Have a great week!
03/09/2021
Happy Friday!
31/08/2021
Did you know?
The city of Monaco is smaller in size than Central Park in New York City. 🌳
25/08/2021
Get TOP 4 travel habits to adopt into your tourism life right now!
1. Check your expiration dates
Whether it's your driver’s license, your passport, or your Global Entry, make sure you are keeping track of expiration dates.
2. Keep valuables & medications in carry-on
If you’re travelling with something you can’t live without, keep it in your carry-on or handbag (or leave it at home).
3. Take photos of identification
Make photocopies of your passport and take a photo of it on your phone.
4. Pack smart
Make your list at least a week before so you can fill in any wardrobe holes.
Share your travel habits in the comments!
23/08/2021
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20/08/2021
Happy Friday!
18/08/2021
Today we've got an interesting insight for you about the TOP 5 World Biggest Airports. ✈
1. Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL)
Was launched in 1980 and has annual traffic of 107.4 million passengers.
2. Beijing Capital International Airport (PEK)
The airport holds 101 million passengers every year. The airport serves 14 million more passengers compared to Tokyo International.
3. Dubai International Airport (DXB)
With an annual traffic of 89.1 million passengers, Dubai International Airport is the largest airport in the United Arab Emirates, and the busiest in the world in terms of international passengers.
4. Los Angeles International Airport (LAX)
World’s busiest origin and destination airport. This means there are more flights starting and ending at LAX compared to connecting✈ flights.
5. Tokyo Haneda Airport (HND)
With annual traffic of 87.1 million passengers is the second busiest airport in Asia. The Japanese government moved to expand the airport in preparation for the 2020 Summer Olympics.
Have you ever visited one of those? 😉
16/08/2021
Did you know?
There is a town in Norway just called Å 🇳🇴
Å is a village in Moskenes Municipality in Nordland county, Norway.
What is your favourite town?
13/08/2021
Happy Friday!
3 Interesting Facts About Egypt: 🇪🇬
1. Cairo has served as Egypt's capital for more than 1,000 years, but the government is building a new capital some 45 kilometres (28 miles) to the east to help ease congestion in Cairo. Plans call for the yet-to-be-named city to host the main government departments and ministries, as well as foreign embassies.
2. Egypt is home to seven UNESCO-designated World Heritage sites: Abu Mena; Ancient Thebes with its Necropolis; Historic Cairo; Memphis and its Necropolis; Nubian monuments from Abu Simbel to Philae; the Saint Catherine area; and Wadi Al-Hitan, or Whale Valley, home to fossil remains of the earliest and now-extinct form of whales.
3. One of the most famous figures tied to Egypt, Cleopatra VII, was Greek.
Stay tuned for more interesting info!
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