Do you ever feel like you are under severe stress when traveling? Do you start to panic when you feel unsure about your booked tickets? Here are some easy tips to help you reduce your travel stress.

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CHILE Ideal travel time: November - April.
The north of the country has a desert climate and it actually is good to visit almost throughout the year.
The most ideal time however , would be for spring and autumn.

During the winter (summer months in Europe) many places in the middle and south of Chile becomes inaccessible due to heavy snow fall. This situation can improve between November and April.
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Travel 101!

Need a way to convince your parents not to make you settle down just yet? Got $4000 to spare? No, you are not going to bribe your parents with the $4000. They’ve got enough of their own. You might want to say that you got an awesome deal: for $4000, you want to go to school overseas. No kidding, you’re not going to last overseas with $4000 only, including school fees. Say that you want to travel. Yes, you can travel around with world with $4000. That’ll last you at least one month. That’s better than nothing.

Don’t get ahead of yourself just yet. I’ll be speaking about how you can save no matter where you go first.

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Boracay is an island situated in Kalibo, Aklan, a city in the Western Visayan region of the Philippines. It has long been one of the most popular tourist attractions, with a foreigners’ influx greater than any other part of this tropical country.

Boracay is the favorite destination of tourists and locals alike, with basking under the proud island sun in mind. What separates this special island from the other equally stunning islands in the Philippines such as Puerto Galera and Palawan, is the great number of activities one can arrange for at least a 3-day stay. And while looking for starfish might not be on the top of anyone’s list, here are some that can be of priority to any beach lover out there:

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06 Browns
South Molton Street 24-27
Subway: Bond Steet
www.brownsfashion.com/

Browns is an institute in London. In 1970, The 80-year-old Joan Burstein opened her boutique with a collection of the best of the international brands–Marc Jacobs, Bottega Veneta, Balenciaga, Chloé and Dries van Noten. Burstein made the formerly unknown brands John Galliano and Hussein Chalayan famous. Located just across the street is the more affordable sister store Browns Focus, with new labels like Richard Nicholl and Marios Schab along with the jean brands Acne and Serfontaine.

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The ‘Eternal city’, as Rome is also called, is now almost three millennia old. Go back in time and walk through the centre with its tortuous small streets and majestic squares, such as the Piazza Navona, or pay a visit to the Capitoline, the Forum or the impressive Colosseum. All these antiquity forms, in combination with the Mediterranean climate, the absolutely delicious kitchen and the high-spirited population, are the correct ingredients for a successful city for travel.
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Like every major city in the world, big fashion brands have their own stores in London. But where do you find those typical British stores with fine clothing collections of young talents, eccentric jewelry, and old English yacht accessories? Here’s a selection of 10 stores, modern plus traditional ones:

01 01 Lara Bohinc
Hoxton Square 51
Subway: Old Street
http://www.larabohinc107.co.uk/

Hidden in the basement of an anonymous house on the trendy Hoxton Square in Eastern London is the atelier and the store of Lara Bohinc. The Slovenian jewelry designer has worked for big fashion houses like Gucci and Lanvin. Currently, Bohinc is also designing for Cartier. Bohinc also sells her personal line, Lara Bohinc 107, at her own store. This line contains exceptional jewelry, leather wallets, handbags, and sunglasses. It’s the traditional glamour and modern techniques like laser-cuts and computer design that make her designs so distinctive.

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London, the city of old traditions and new trends. The world’s capital city of theater, soccer and a mixture of different cultures.

London contains some historical places that are worth seeing like Buckingham Palace, Westminster Abbey, The Big Ben, St. Paul’s Cathedral and of course the Tower Bridge. Besides these historical places there are also new places like internet cafés, the futuristic entertainment palace “Trocadero Centre� at the Piccadilly Circus, the Isle of Dogs at the Docklands and the getting more popular and more trendy Soho.
Also, if you are into museums, you won’t get bored. Visit museums like: The British Museum and the national gallery which belonging to the world’s most important museums. Museums which are more recent are The Design Museum and the Museum of Moving Image. You can find an exclusive toys collection in the unique Museum of Childhood.

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The word “Intramuros� literally means “inside the walls�.

Intramuros is in the heart of Manila, Philippines. This 64-hectare area is segregated from the rest of the city by its four massive walls which were built during the Spanish-colonial period. The walls were constructed as defenses when the Spaniards realized the threat of invasion by foreign intruders. From 1571 to 1898, this “city within the city� functioned as the seat of the government of the Spanish and American regimes. During those times, the city was occupied by palaces, churches, monasteries, schools and wealthy residences. However, during World War II, most of the structures were reduced into rubble.

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Paris, an irresistible city with a cosmopolitan mixture of charms: Culture, History, Museums, Kitchen, Shops, Markets, Amusements and savoir-vivre. With worldwide known monuments like: The Eiffel tower, The Arc de Triomphe, Les Invalides and the new Grande Arche de La Défense. With beautiful churches like the gothic Notre Dame, and Saint-Chapelle on the Ile de la Cité, The Sacré-Coeur and the magnificent basilisk of Saint-Denis where almost all of the kings were crowned and buried.

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