Since the pandemic, our way of life has changed in many ways. Social distancing and social bubbles, transport and travel restrictions, and social and cultural restrictions. But instead of just stopping all activity, we've found new and safer ways to work, so perhaps instead of just avoiding travel or vacationing, we should be looking for better ways too. Here are the Most Luxurious Motorhomes for Your Next Holiday. 1. Vario Alkoven 1200 This Motorhome comes with its own garage, which is rather handy when you think about it. A motorized satellite dish and motorized extendable living area. Two leather 3 seater sofas, fully-equipped kitchen with dishwasher, a pop-up TV, and a dining area. A bathroom complete with shower, a bedroom with a king-size double bed, and an auxiliary bed with cupboard space. The price depending on the extras, around $1 million. 2. EleMMent Palazzo Ok, from the front it may look like a stormtrooper's helmet, but this luxury motorhome has been dubbed the "Land Yacht". It comes with a cocktail bar and lounge with skylight, A master bedroom with a king-sized bed, a sitting room/dining room with a flat-screen TV, a fully equipped kitchen, Heated flooring, a BBQ grill station, and an elevating sun lounge on the roof. it's available in 2 colors, the stormtrooper white or "Daft punk" helmet gold. the price tag is around $3 million. 3. Furrion Elysium Rather than its own garage, the Elysium has got its own helipad! It's basically a luxury apartment with a fireplace, a massive flat-screen TV, a bathroom with a shower and steam cubicle, a double bedroom, a fully equipped kitchen with a refrigerator, dishwasher, and wine fridge. In the cockpit, the driver has touchscreen controls and a high-end leather seat. up the illuminated staircase is a helipad with a Robinson R22 mini-helicopter which descends into the bedroom during transport, a sundeck, and even a hot tub. the price tag including the helicopter... $3.5 million. 4. Tiffin Allegro Bus 45 More like a motor mansion than a motorhome, the Allegro bus has an outside flat-screen TV. Inside the driver's seat looks more like a lay-z-boy, plush leather furniture, a fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher, full-size refrigerator with icemaker and plenty of pantry space, and a toilet and basin just off the kitchen. it also has a double bedroom with a kingsize bed, a flat-screen TV, and fully adjustable lighting. A full-size bathroom with double vanity, toilet, and marble tiled shower with skylight. And finally, a walk-in wardrobe fitted with a washer/dryer and even a safe. The price tag? around $600,000, depending on additional extras . which did you like the most? comment below! and subscribe! Get more Tips here! http://www.destinationtips.com ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g5YxrfPuDgk

Get more Tips here! www.destinationtips.com While escaping the everyday routine to go on an extreme vacation, some risky places require a lot more preparation and forethought than others. Aside from the war-torn hotspots, here are a handful of dangerous places that you might dare to visit. 1. Kokoda Track, Papua New Guinea The Kokoda Track presents many challenges and dangers to the increasing number of adventurers that it accommodates, but by far the greatest danger is the perpetual infestation of malarial mosquitoes. 2. Death Road, Bolivia Claiming around 250 lives per year, the aptly named Death Road is one of the most dangerous roads in the world. One wrong move, and you could end up plummeting down a 2,000-foot vertical drop. At its highest, the road reaches over 15,000 feet before descending to only 3,900 feet above sea level. 3. Chernobyl, Ukraine The whole region, spanning some 1,000 square miles, was evacuated in 1986 due to the devastating explosion at the local nuclear power plant. However, the danger comes not so much from radiation any more, but the countless precariously abandoned buildings. 4. Cliffs of Moher, Ireland The Cliffs of Moher reach a maximum height of 700 feet, but with the huge vertical drops right into the sea and frequent high winds, you certainly won’t want to veer too close to the edge. Sadly the cliffs also have a reputation for attracting self-destructive and even suicidal behavior. 5. Acapulco, Mexico The crime rate has become astronomical in recent years, running at nearly 30 times higher than the US average. The vast majority of the crime largely involves drug cartels and does not specifically target tourists. However, you best take heed before planning a trip to this pretty seaside town 6. New Smyrna Beach, Florida Named one of the world’s 20 best surfing towns by National Geographic in 2012, this unfortunate region also has highest number of shark attacks anywhere in the world. There have been 238 incidents on record, 12 in 2008 alone. 7. Danakil Depression, Ethiopia This is a highly active volcanic region. It’s also extremely inhospitable, being one of the hottest spots on Earth. Unfortunately, the area is made even more uninviting due to border disputes with neighboring Eritrea. 8. Mount Everest, Nepal Standing just over 29,000 feet above sea level at the summit, the air is so thin that oxygen tanks and breathing masks are essential. Over 250 people have died attempting to reach the summit. Many bodies still lie frozen in the snow. Some have earned nicknames and serve as trail markers along Everest’s routes. 9. Hua Shan, China The walk consists of unstable wooden boards precariously clinging to the cliffs. With no guard rails and a largely unstable construction, many lives have been claimed b ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h5LM60TcT9A

Get more Tips here! www.destinationtips.com For the bargain price of $5,000 a day, you can get access to a room that’s bigger than the average American home! With full glass walls, grand pianos, in-room spas and private gardens. Visitors also get a free first class flight to the ship, a personal butler and a car and driver at every port. This is How the Super Rich take Cruises! Thanks to Climate Change, the Crystal Serenity offers similar luxury during a 32 day cruise for just $22,000, taking passengers on a never before experienced route through the Arctic Ice Pack. Paying for a certain grade of access aboard cruise ships provides access to private bars, one-on-ones with ship entertainers and even unlocks special sections of the ship as is the case of "The Haven", where the amenities therein are on a whole other level from the buffets and crowded clubs of the rest of the ship. On a Celebrity Cruise the Super Rich get a personal butler who will unpack your clothes and book excursions while you’re traveling! Seabourn cruises include some really unique locations and some opportunities to do some extraordinary shore activities. Ever wanted to ride an elephant? To all of this, the extra price is simple: they get all the attraction of a world class cruise ship without having to put up with the constant crowds of people trying to experience the same thing... Would you pay more to be V.I.P? Comment Below! #cruises #cruiseships #sevenseas #harmonyoftheseas ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aNLKkcep45o

Thailand is a beautiful country, often called the “land of smiles”, however, that does not mean that you shouldn’t be versed in some of the local customs before visiting. Today we bring you 12 things NOT to do in Thailand so if you're planning a trip there, first you'll want to heed these warnings! 1. Don’t Hug Monks You'll find the monks are super friendly, but hands off, please. Monks are not allowed to touch women. Even on buses monks are not allowed to sit directly next to a woman. It is also forbidden to stand over or be positioned higher than a monk. 2. Never Use Your Feet Feet are considered the lowest, dirtiest part of the body in many Asian cultures and the head is the highest. So do not hold doors open with your feet, point your feet towards the Buddha images or angle your feet towards people. Be especially mindful of your feet position when you're sitting or eating on the floor. 3. Don’t Disrespect the Royal Family You will see many pictures commemorating them throughout the country and it is disrespectful to say anything negative about them. Don't stomp on a Thai coin as it rolls away as you're not only disrespecting the Crown, but also breaking rule 2. 4. Don’t Take Your Clothes Off Walking around town in beach attire is considered impolite. Be extra-conscious of your attire when visiting temples. Dress preferably in white and women should wear long skirts or pants and have their shoulders covered. 5. Avoid Pointing with Your Fingers When hailing for a tuk-tuk or beckoning a waiter, do not point your fingers up. Never clap, snap your fingers, or whistle to get someone’s attention, as Thais regard it akin to calling a dog. 6. Don't Touch a Thai’s Head Thais see the head as the highest part of the body so refrain from ruffling people's hair. If you happen to by accident, apologize immediately. Thai people will sometimes pat a child on the head, but as a Westerner it’s best not to. Now if you stomp on a coin you'll be breaking 3 rules! 7. Can’t Take Buddha Pictures Out of Thailand It is technically illegal to take or send any pictures of Buddha out of the country! Nonetheless, many shop owners will still try to sell you pictures, and many tourists snap selfies in front of sacred Buddha statues. Just be discreet and respectful about it. 8. Don’t Lose Your Temper Thais have a philosophy of keeping their cool;"jai yen" (cool heart). Thais see raising one’s voice as bad form. Don’t get frustrated, “mai pen rai” as the locals say. 9. Don’t Eat with a Fork There are no specific dining times so visitors can enjoy cheap yet delicious food all day and night but watch your utensils. You may be given a fork and spoon, but it is only the spoon that touches one’s mouth. Also, chopsticks are only to be used w ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=by3yKzWG2lM