Learning A New Language For Travel
Learning a new language can be daunting, especially when it comes to travel. However, with some dedication and practice, there are ways for travelers to quickly get up-to-speed in any foreign tongue.
Things To Do In Fayetteville, North Carolina For Adults
If you’re looking for a great place to spend some time, then Fayetteville, North Carolina might be for you. Located in the heart of the Sandhills region and known as “America’s Hometown, ” this charming city offers a lot more than meets the eye. From outdoor activities like hiking trails and kayaking trips to exciting indoor entertainment such as museums and live music venues, there’s something here for everyone! Let’s take a look at some of the best things that Fayetteville has to offer so you can start planning your trip today! Shopping Shopping enthusiasts will love exploring all that Fayetteville has to offer when it comes time to hit the stores! Start off your shopping spree at Cross Creek Mall where they have everything from high-end department stores like Nordstrom Rack and Macy’s to specialty boutiques like Anthropologie and Urban Outfitters – plus tons more shops sure to keep…
2022 Travel Recap: Possibly The Best Year Ever
2022 was a pretty great year for me. This 2022 travel recap video, gives a glimpse of some of the things I did during my 2022 travels. Before heading off to Africa for the second time, I spent lots of time with my family. I had the honor of being a bridesmaid at my younger sister’s wedding. I was proud to watch her marry the man of her dreams. My mom and I, being beach lovers, visited Wrightsville and Myrtle beaches several times in the spring. We went again in the fall after I returned from my trip to Africa. A travel buddy, Damien, accompanied me this time. We spent a little over three months in Africa visiting Egypt, Tanzania, Zanzibar, and South Africa. After returning to the US, we spent about four days in Atlanta. Afterward, I returned to North Carolina and set out for the beach again. In…
5 Reasons To Travel Solo
Do you automatically assume you’ll travel with a companion when you think about a trip? You’re not alone—according to a survey by Agoda, most respondents said they preferred to travel with someone. Though that may be the case, there are plenty of reasons why solo travel might be the better option for you, whether you’re looking to save money or simply want the freedom to do what you want when you want. Here are five things to think about if you’re on the fence about traveling solo. 1. You’re in Control One of the best things about solo travel is that you call all the shots. You move at your own pace, change your plans on a whim and choose precisely what activities you want to do without compromising with anyone else. This is especially beneficial if you enjoy traveling spontaneously or like to go off the beaten path. When…
5 Ways To Make The Most Of Traveling
My Bite-Sized Guide To Getting The Most Out Of Your Trip Traveling is the best way to explore new places and cultures. It can be challenging, but you can make it a lot easier on yourself by ensuring you’re prepared for possible issues. To help you get on your way and make the most of traveling, here are a few tips! 1. Have A Plan It’s a good idea to have a plan before you leave. Ensure that it is achievable and enjoyable. Decide where you want to go and what you want to see. Map out the places you want to visit and how you will get around. 2. Set a budget Determine how much you can afford. Then, decide how much money you are willing to spend and what things are worth spending more money on. This will help you stay within your means and not overspend. 3.…
Tanzanian Customs and Social Etiquette
Why learn about Tanzanian customs? One of the most appealing aspects of traveling to a foreign country is experiencing the culture. Culture includes customs and etiquette. Tanzania is an extremely beautiful country with a lot to offer in terms of nature, food, and culture. The people are generally warm and welcoming toward visitors but hold fast to their customs and beliefs. When visiting any country, it’s important to respect the local etiquette as best you can. Get familiar with this list of Tanzanian customs to avoid insulting the locals. Engaging with the locals There are 126 languages spoken in Tanzania. Swahili is the national language of Tanzania. It incorporates Bantu and classical Arabic dialects. English is widely spoken and the other languages are of indigenous origins. As an”Mzungu (um-zoon-goo)”, or foreigner, you will benefit from knowing some basic words and phrases in the national language. Knowing just a little goes…