Canada celebrates its 150th anniversary of Confederation on July 1 and the country is celebrating in a big way. Dubbed Canada150, major events, activities, and festivals are happening across the country. The four-day celebration officially started on June 21st with National Aboriginal Day, then on June 24th with Saint-Jean-Baptiste Day, and Canadian Multiculturalism Day on June... Read More
Traveling by train is like stepping back in time to a romantic age. When the journey itself was as anticipated as the destination. Today, train travel in Europe evokes the gracious hospitality of those bygone times. Where you can savor gourmet meals in elegant dining cars and enjoy a nightcap in plush lounge cars. On multi-day... Read More
Canada is celebrating its 150th anniversary of Confederation this year and there are many events planned across the country. To help get the festivities started, Ottawa is having a two-day block party, Glowfair 2017, in June. The capital of Canada has plenty to offer visitors, especially this birthday year, and Glowfair is no exception. Glowfair... Read More
Thinking about a European river cruise? If you haven’t gone on one before, you’re in for an experience of a lifetime. In fact, once you’ve gone, there’s a good chance you’ll be ready to book your next cruise the minute you step off the boat. River cruises are a great way to visit the culturally... Read More
Mexico is so much more than a holiday resort destination. Explore a little further and you’ll discover ruins of ancient civilizations, charming seaside villages, and striking colonial architecture – along with miles of white-sand beaches and turquoise waters. These 6 places to visit in Mexico offer enough history, architecture, culture, cuisine, and plenty of water... Read More
Sometimes considered the San Francisco of British Columbia, Vancouver is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Mild temperatures throughout the year make Vancouver a paradise for leisure activities. Situated on a peninsula, it is surrounded on three sides by water and to the north lie the Coast Mountains, home to the... Read More
Wireless Traveler has a robust line of travel accessories that are perfect for all types of travel and all types of travelers – whether you’re traveling internationally or domestically, with family and friends, or going solo. They also pair well with our Pocket Wi-Fi Hotspot and our Wi-Fi Calling App (make calls for as little... Read More
We have received many queries recently from customers concerned about traveling abroad with their personal cell phones and keeping their data safe from unwanted searches. When you’re entering the United States, federal agents have wide-ranging authority to search citizens and visitors, increasing the risk of having personal data stored on your phone inspected. This isn’t... Read More
Considering a study abroad program this year? Study Abroad programs can offer some of the most important learning adventures of a student’s life. These experiences, conducted on a global level, will expand a student’s understanding of the world in ways that aren’t available in a classroom. Some of the benefits of a study abroad program... Read More
The South Beach Wine & Food Festival, or SOBEWFF, is an annual star-studded festival hosted by the Food Network and Cooking Channel. This year’s festival runs from February 22-28. A veritable who’s who of gastronomy, hundreds of chefs will descend on Miami for five days to serve up their best creations. If you’re a foodie,... Read More
If Tokyo represents Japan’s diversity and Osaka represents Japan’s culinary side, Kyoto represents Japan’s spirit. As Japan’s capital for over 1,000 years, Kyoto is home to thousands of temples and shrines and a number of UNESCO World Heritage sites. Many consider Kyoto as the birthplace of much of Japan’s art, culture, and food. Located about... Read More
Stress. It seems to be a word we toss around quite a lot these days. It has been used as an excuse for having a bad day or for being grumpy. However, stress can have some serious affects on your emotional and physical well-being. And that isn’t a good thing. The holiday season, while joyful,... Read More
Wireless Traveler offers cost saving telecom services to corporations around the globe. We have developed partner relationships with a wide range of multi-national companies to connect over one million global travelers. Wireless Traveler’s post and pre-paid travel communications programs are very robust, providing low-cost access to over 400 Tier 1 carrier relationships in over 190 countries. Wireless... Read More
Do you have international travelers on your holiday list but you’re not sure what to give them? We’ve got two holiday gift ideas that are perfect for travelers. And you don’t have to stand in a long line – a simple phone call is all it takes! Or go online at your convenience to order.... Read More
Wireless Traveler has recently added a new product to its broad line of Wi-Fi communication products. Nooj, a feature-rich Wi-Fi calling app, is designed for the global corporate traveler and is ideal for multinational companies and companies who have employees that travel abroad extensively. The calling app allows the corporate traveler to make and receive... Read More
(Editor’s Note: This article is the last in the series of articles written by our content writer, Dana Bunker, while she was traveling and working overseas. To stay connected, she took along Wireless Traveler’s Pocket Wi-Fi Hotspot and Wi-Fi Calling App. All images are courtesy of her.) The idea of combining work and travel is... Read More
(Editor’s Note: This article was written by our content writer, Dana Bunker, while she was on tour of the UK. To stay connected while traveling and working, she took along our Pocket Wi-Fi Hotspot. All images are courtesy of her.) Castles. The word conjures up images of kings and queens, lavish celebrations, and fierce battles.... Read More
One of the things you don’t want to worry about when you travel is racking up outrageous data charges. You don’t want your data costs to be higher than your vacation! With a few data management tips and careful monitoring, you can enjoy the internet while on vacation – and keep your data costs to... Read More
Montenegro, one of the oldest European states, is a Balkan country with rugged mountains, medieval villages and a narrow strip of beaches along its Adriatic coastline. Montenegro is also home to the gorgeous Bay of Kotor. It is a geographic mystery – considered a fjord by some (the deepest in Southern Europe) and a submerged... Read More
It has been over a year since the U.S. Supreme Court ruling that gave the Constitutional rights for same-sex couples to marry. Since then, the LGBT travel industry – an $830 billion industry – has continued to grow. Emerging LGBT Travel Destinations New York, San Francisco, Key West and Provincetown have long been at the... Read More
Study abroad programs continue to be very popular. According to OECD, there are almost 4.3 million students enrolled at a college or university outside their home country. Participating in an international student program can be a life-changing event. You will expand your horizons, experience new cultures, and gain valuable skills that will last a lifetime.... Read More
If you are a woman traveling by herself, you may find the benefits of traveling with other solo women ideal. Women-only travel groups include women from all walks of life and backgrounds. They may be young singles, women who have successfully raised children, built successful careers, or who are now enjoying retirement. Most of the... Read More
This September, more than 3,000 athletes from around the world will compete at the prestigious IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship. Mooloolaba Beach, along the famed Sunshine Coast in Queensland, Australia, will be the setting for this year’s event. More than 3,000 athletes will participate, having first qualified at a previous IRONMAN 70.3 event. During a season,... Read More
When the United Kingdom voted to leave the European Union, the British pound plummeted to its lowest level in more than three decades. While there are plenty of unanswered questions following the Brexit decision, one thing is true. It is cheaper for Americans to visit the UK. Britain has always been a popular destination spot... Read More
Service projects for high school or college students are available throughout the world and can be the right blend of adventure and meaningful activity – a way for students to be immersed in a different culture, to see a different part of the world, and to learn how to affect positive change in global communities.... Read More
Since the first modern Olympic Games in 1896 in Athens, athletes from across the world have gathered to compete. Now considered one of the world’s biggest sporting events, this year’s Summer Olympics will take place in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. For 17 days, from August 5 to August 21, Rio will host the largest Summer... Read More
Europe is one of the more affordable international destinations for travelers this summer. Travel advisors report that Americans are picking Europe as their summer travel destination because of the value they are receiving. Reasons to Travel to Europe There are several strong reasons to travel to Europe. Low oil prices, the strong U.S. dollar, and... Read More
Feeling drained lately? Are the pressures and details of life, work, and family leaving you feeling overwhelmed? Does getting pampered and having your every need met sound little total bliss? A wellness retreat may be just what you need. Wellness retreats specialize in bringing calm, clarity, and health back into your life. Combine it with... Read More
As a travel advisor, one way to win the hearts of your clients and to help make their vacation more memorable, is to send them on their way with a thoughtful gift. We put our heads together and came up with travel gift ideas that we think are perfect for all types of travelers –... Read More
The Cantors Assembly Annual Conference will be held this year in Spain from July 3-14. The conference will begin in Barcelona with visits to Madrid, Toledo, Cordoba, Granada, and Seville. The theme of this year’s conference is “The Sephardic Sites and Sounds of Spain” and will commemorate 1,000 years of Jewish presence in Spain. Participants... Read More
