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10 Things Not to Do in Brazil - Part 2
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So you’ve already decided your next holiday destination; Brazil!!! Music, carnivals, beaches, fun fun fun in the sun sun sun!!! Yeah! But now we're going to remind you of some things NOT to do while you're there!
1) Don't Forget Your Shots
No, we’re not talking about vodka shots. We’re talking vaccinations. The Ministry of Health recommends that before travelling to South America you should make sure you’ve had recent Flu, Measles, Rubella, Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B and Yellow fever jabs. Better safe than sorry...
2) Don't Worry About Driving
You can rent a car and drive as much as you want with your home driving license, but only for 180 days. If you expect to spend more time in Brazil you'll need to obtain a Brazilian driver’s license.
3) Don't Forget Your Visa
Up until June, Americans, Australians and citizens of Japan could not travel to Brazil without a visa. That’s changed now, but it’s always a good idea to check beforehand. A visa has to be obtained at least seven working days prior to travelling to Brazil.
4) Don't Forget Brazilian Food
Don't be one of those guys who goes straight to the nearest McDonalds. Brazilian food is so amazing you're gonna flip out. There are many things to try: Moqueca, Pão de queijo, Quindim, Açaí, Feijoada… Dish-liscious.
5) Swim At Your Own Risk!
Some waters are polluted and can be a health risk to swim in. In other regions there are strong waves and currents, not to mention dangerous animals. Recife has a large population of bull sharks. So if you want to bathe, best ask someone first.
6) Don’t Wander into the Wilderness
Sure, there are some national parks like Tijuca, that don’t require a guide, but if you go to the Pantanal of the Amazonian Rainforest, you’ll want to hire a qualified guide!
7) Don't Flash Your Cash
Just like many other countries around the world, flashing your valuables is never a good idea. Unless of course your tired of that expensive watch you’re wearing, or fancy camera. They could vanish fairly quickly.
8) Don’t Visit All of the Favelas
Sure the favelas are an integral part of Brazil but take into account that not all of them are safe to visit. Vidigal in Rio de Janeiro may be safe, but you better forget about the rest unless you know a trusted local that will show you around.
9) Don't Lose Your Patience
In Brazil, time works at a different pace. Don't expect things to be punctual, be prepared to wait 20 or 30 minutes at least. Breath in, read a newspaper or listen to some music, but try to keep your patience.
10) Don't Lose Your Consumption Card
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So you’ve already decided your next holiday destination; Brazil!!! Music, carnivals, beaches, fun fun fun in the sun sun sun!!! Yeah! But now we're going to remind you of some things NOT to do while you're there!
1) Don't Forget Your Shots
No, we’re not talking about vodka shots. We’re talking vaccinations. The Ministry of Health recommends that before travelling to South America you should make sure you’ve had recent Flu, Measles, Rubella, Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B and Yellow fever jabs. Better safe than sorry...
2) Don't Worry About Driving
You can rent a car and drive as much as you want with your home driving license, but only for 180 days. If you expect to spend more time in Brazil you'll need to obtain a Brazilian driver’s license.
3) Don't Forget Your Visa
Up until June, Americans, Australians and citizens of Japan could not travel to Brazil without a visa. That’s changed now, but it’s always a good idea to check beforehand. A visa has to be obtained at least seven working days prior to travelling to Brazil.
4) Don't Forget Brazilian Food
Don't be one of those guys who goes straight to the nearest McDonalds. Brazilian food is so amazing you're gonna flip out. There are many things to try: Moqueca, Pão de queijo, Quindim, Açaí, Feijoada… Dish-liscious.
5) Swim At Your Own Risk!
Some waters are polluted and can be a health risk to swim in. In other regions there are strong waves and currents, not to mention dangerous animals. Recife has a large population of bull sharks. So if you want to bathe, best ask someone first.
6) Don’t Wander into the Wilderness
Sure, there are some national parks like Tijuca, that don’t require a guide, but if you go to the Pantanal of the Amazonian Rainforest, you’ll want to hire a qualified guide!
7) Don't Flash Your Cash
Just like many other countries around the world, flashing your valuables is never a good idea. Unless of course your tired of that expensive watch you’re wearing, or fancy camera. They could vanish fairly quickly.
8) Don’t Visit All of the Favelas
Sure the favelas are an integral part of Brazil but take into account that not all of them are safe to visit. Vidigal in Rio de Janeiro may be safe, but you better forget about the rest unless you know a trusted local that will show you around.
9) Don't Lose Your Patience
In Brazil, time works at a different pace. Don't expect things to be punctual, be prepared to wait 20 or 30 minutes at least. Breath in, read a newspaper or listen to some music, but try to keep your patience.
10) Don't Lose Your Consumption Card
Some bars and nightclubs use a consumption-card system, where they take note of your food and drinks, and you'll have to show it at the end of the night. If
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1. Carnival Celebration Cruise Ship.
The Carnival Celebration Cruise ship's maiden voyage celebrates the company's 50th anniversary
and is a transatlantic cruise departing Southampton, England on November the 6th 2022.
From there it heads for Spain and Tenerife and then arrives 14 days later in Miami, Florida.
The ship offers swimming pools, mini-golf, a waterpark, street eats, tiki bars, burger joints, sushi, Teppanyaki, shops, bars, clubs, a spa, a casino, and even a flipping onboard rollercoaster!
As its name states, it seems that everything about the Carnival Celebration Cruise ship is about celebrating and having fun.
2. Celebrity Beyond.
Celebrity Beyond's maiden voyage is a 10-night cruise leaving from Southampton, England, and circumnavigating Spain and Portugal before arriving at Barcelona.
The ship itself has been specially designed by architects and designers to be outwards facing and have incredible outdoor spaces. It features 2 cantilevered swimming pools, a rooftop garden area, a jogging track and fitness area, a solarium and spa, a theatre, bars and restaurants, shops, a casino, and an art gallery.
It also offers a wide variety of different suites including the celebrity suite, the penthouse, and the iconic suite that has over 230 square meters of floor space with panoramic views, a living area, an ensuite, and a walk-in wardrobe.
3. Seven Seas Grandeur Cruise Ship.
Sevens Seas Grandeur's maiden voyage is set for the 23rd of November 2023, it will be sailing from Barcelona around Spain and 14 days later arriving in Miami.
Everything about this ship is designed to "Wow" its passengers, from its tennis court, putting green, shuffleboard and bocce court to its card room, connoisseur club, library, and boutique shops.
The Seven Seas Grandeur offers only suites, no standard cabins, and the suites range from the simple yet elegant Veranda suite to the "one-of-a-kind" "Over the top" Regent Suite with its private balcony and swimming pool, in-suite spa and sauna, a private dining area and... your own personal butler!
4. Ambience Cruise Ship.
This ship is the first ship for the new Ambassador Cruise Line.
Its maiden voyage is a 7-night cruise around the Fjords of Norway setting sail from London, England.
Ambience's cabins range from standard twin cabins to Deluxe suites with private balconies, baths and separate showers, and dressing areas.
Onboard you'll find a casino, a card room, hot tubs, theatre, swimming pools, wellness areas, restaurants, bars, shops, pubs, and even an observatory!
5. Explora Journey's Explora I Cruise Ship.
MSC will also be entering the ultra-luxury cruise niche with 4 new ships coming soon, the first of which is the Explora I, whose maiden voyage is an 11-night cruise around the Mediterranean on May 31st, 2023.
Everything about this ship exudes luxury, from its nine different culinary experiences including a chef's kitchen with private dining and culinary school to its Whiskey bar and cigar room.
You can have a swim in one of its 4 swimming pools, relax in one of 64 privates cabanas, or indulge in over 700 square meters of wellness facilities, including spa and thermal areas and a beauty salon.
Which cruise ship would you like to go on?
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Today we're going to talk about Ireland and what not to do there!
1. Don't Say “Top of the Morning”
No one uses it and it's corny and you'll stand out like a tourist!
2. Don't Use A Phony Irish Accent
The locals hate it!
3. Don't Talk About Leprechauns
The Irish find this tiresome and boring, yet another thing that would make anyone stand out like a tourist.
4. Don't Brag That You’re 100% Irish
Even if both sides of your family hail from Ireland, if you’re traveling from the US, you’d be considered Irish-American.
5. Don't Just Visit Dublin
You'll miss all the lush green countryside! You’ll definitely want to explore rural areas, other cities and landmarks such as Galway, Belfast, Killarney National Park, Doolin and the Cliffs of Moher.
6. Don't Order Corned Beef and Cabbage
This is not the national dish of Ireland. It was a creation made up by Americans and is something they eat on St. Patrick’s Day. In Ireland this meal doesn't really exist, if you do find it on a menu, you can be sure its a restaurant that caters to tourists.
7. Don’t Skip Your Round
In Irish pubs it’s a common practice to order drinks in rounds. For example, if you’re with a group of four people, everyone in the group takes turns buying a round of drinks.
8. Don't Compare Ireland to Home
Not only is this kind of rude, but locals find it very annoying to constantly hear how things like service, food, culture, people, etc. compare to your home country.
But there are lots of differences, like the way everyone waves to you in the car. I don't know you, why are you waving?
9. Don't Avoid the Finger Twitch
While driving on country roads, it's common practice to raise your hand or finger from the steering wheel when you pass someone. It’s a polite way of saying hello to oncoming drivers, even if the respective drivers do not know each other.
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If you’re not using a credit card that’s helping you get points toward airfare, deals on hotels, or the occasional rental car, then you’re missing out. Here are some of the most compelling reasons to be using a travel credit card.
1. The Sign-Up Bonus
If you’ve already got some existing credit behind your name, you might be looking at a nice signing bonus just for picking a travel credit card. These bonuses can deliver anything from a free night at a hotel or even a free flight to some exotic location.
2. Get There Faster With Category Specific Spending
Credit cards that specialize in helping travelers tend to provide an incentive that offers a point system wherein 1 dollar equals 1 point. For a travel-oriented credit card, however, you can get double or even triple the points when you spend your money on travel expenses like eating out or buying a plane ticket.
3. Foregoing Foreign Transaction Fees
One of the most unsuspecting expenses can be service fees applied to your account purely because you’re spending money overseas (curren. Your debit card, for example, will be basically useless. However, with some travel credit cards, the foreign transaction fees are waived so that you can spend exactly the amount you’re seeing on your check without getting hit later on with surprise expenses.
4. Go Airline Specific
If you find yourself traveling on one particular airline repeatedly, then there’s probably a credit card that’s designed to help you build up a ton of points on that specific airline just by buying a lot of random stuff. Because credit cards are increasingly brand-specific, it’s a good idea to determine where you should spend your money to make the most of your new credit card.
5. Travel Credit Cards Are Safer than Cash
If you get robbed or you lose your wallet and that wallet is crammed with foreign currency, you’re basically just out of luck. When you’re dealing with a travel credit card, one quick call is all you need to make to make it right.
6. It’s Better than a Cash Back Card
Some people might recommend you get a cash back card instead of a credit card with travel reward points. But, if you’re the kind of person who’s spending a ton on travel expenses, then you’re best bet is to stick with a travel credit card, since most provide a much better redemption value for the points you accrue. In other words: Buy using your travel credit card, you actually get discounts on travel expenses.
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Learning about a new culture is fun, especially if the culture is vastly different from your own. Those who have visited or lived in the United States have reported being shocked by a number of the country’s customs and practices. Here are 10 things foreigners are surprised by in America
#1. Treatment of Pets
Keeping them inside their homes, dressing them, feeding them expensive dog food, taking them to pet spas and day cares. Many non-nationals can’t believe how spoiled domesticated animals are in America.
#2. The Use of Credit Cards
Many visitors are surprised by the frequent use of credit cards in the United States, as they are accepted almost everywhere. Americans love to swipe for purchases small and large (and often carry a sizable debt!)
#3. Walmart
Walmart is huge. You can buy a gun and three aisles over a hot tub, and three aisles from there a frozen pizza, and pick up your dry cleaning on the way out!
#4. Quality of Customer Service
Americans overall are generally more friendly than some foreigners assume. Pleasing as that may be, the constant interaction between the staff and the customer can get quite tiresome, especially when dining out.
#5. Food Portions
Large portions are especially true in the fast food sector where customers are constantly being bombarded by the option of “supersizing.” Visitors commented that they could often get three meals out of an “American-sized” single-serving.
#6. FREE Soda Refills!
If you're still not full after supersizing, beverages such as coffee and fountain soft drinks are eligible for endless FREE refills! This is extremely rare in most of Europe and other parts of the world.
#7. Widespread Obesity
More than one-third of the U.S. population is categorized as obese. Many foreigners also notice most of the unhealthy food options are cheaper than the organic choices.
#8. Size of Cars
Non-natives gawk at the size of the cars Americans drive. They're amazed by how many of these gas-guzzlers were out on the roads, noting that hardly anyone walks or bikes, even for short distances.
#9. Amount of Waste
Foreign visitors believed that wholesale shopping, large portion sizes and overall wealth attribute to the wastefulness.
“I was aghast at the amount of stuff people wasted every single day. Food, electricity, water, paper…in India, we reuse stuff until it can only be thrown away.” – Triya Bhattacharya
#10. Patriotism
There are flags everywhere! Foreigners were surprised to see the amount of clothing articles that displayed the stars and stripes, including women’s bikinis.
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Built in the 50s, Holy Land, USA closed it's doors in 84. But recently someone–or something–has lit up the crucifix on hill! Get your shit together, this might be the second coming!!!
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3. $750 Million Pyongyang Hotel Disaster
Whilst it may look like the set of a Hollywood science fiction movie. The reality is worse, Kim Il-Sung blew 2% of North Korea's GDP on the tallest unoccupied building in the world.
4. Hidden Underground Cathedrals in New York City
Did you know there are abandoned stations in NYC's underground network? The decorative tiles, skylights, chandeliers make old City Hall station look more like a Gothic cathedral than a train station.
5. The Island that Went Feral
Once a bustling community of 5,000, now the Bond villain’s hideout from the movie: Skyfall. Because of public curiosity, Hashima Island, Japan has reopened. Proof there is growing market for badass secret hideouts.
6. Vandalized & Stripped of all Vestiges of Value & Decoration!
Built in 1901, St. Agnes, Detroit was once the hub of a thriving community. Now the struggling neighborhood doesn't have enough parishioners fill even a fraction of the pews.
7. Lofty Ambitions Gone Wrong
Vandals, squatters and farmers (and perhaps even the odd zombie) have reclaimed the abandoned Wonderland Amusement Park in China. Financial problems stopped construction in 98 and then in 2013 the remaining structures were demolished and now it's just a fading memory.
8. The Future That Never Was
Built in 78 as a seaside resort on the northern coast of Taiwan, a series of fatal accidents and rumored ghost curses caused the project to shut down in 1980. Attempts to demolish the UFO pods have been blocked, and they are now becoming a bit of a kitschy tourist attraction.
9. Rusty Junkyard, New Orleans
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Well, first let's understand how a mosquito hunts, and why some people get bitten more than others.
Only female mosquitos feed on blood and they only do so obtain the proteins necessary for egg production.
Mosquitos used sight and smell to hunt down a host. They are attracted to darker colors and their odor receptors are attracted to carbon dioxide and Octenol, both found in our body odor and exhaled breath, and Nonanal, an Aldehyde that naturally occurs in several natural oils such as citrus oils and rose oils and is a component of many perfumes.
In addition to this, it has been proved that mosquitos prefer people with type O blood.
Now that we know how a mosquito hunts for a host we can try to avoid being one.
Firstly, despite their name "Insect Repellants" don't actually repel insects, they work by masking or camouflaging our body odor and the carbon dioxide we exhale so that the mosquito doesn't see us as a potential host, not all repellants actually achieve this, especially natural ones.
Citronella is a popular repellant but it is only mildly effective and only when reapplied to the skin every 30-60 minutes.
There is in fact no scientific proof that bug repellant bracelets, candles, or electronic ultrasound devices actually work in repelling mosquitos, and in most cases, it has actually been proved they don't.
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New York City is huge! so, therefore, it has a lot of restaurants. Whether you live there or you're just visiting, there is no way that you're going to be able to try all of them, so here's a list of 7 that you shouldn't miss out on.
1. For a quick bite.
5 de Mayo Food Market in Queens seems like just a normal grocery store until you go inside, if you follow your nose you'll find a tiny two-man taco stand. Here you can enjoy a delicious goat and lamb taco with toasted tortillas, lime juice, and salsa for just $3! While you won't find many tourists around this place it's best to avoid going at lunchtime as it is extremely popular with the locals and long queues form outside.
2. For a cheap meal.
Walk into the lobby of the Thompson Central Park Hotel turn left and you'll see some long, thick curtains, behind these curtains you'll find The Burger Joint. Here you can enjoy a delicious burger for around $9, they is also a plant-based burger for vegetarians, delicious milkshakes, and sweet potato fries. They also make a Brownie that, if you're watching weight or are just trying to remain trim, you are better off not trying.
3. For a Date Night.
Everyone has heard of Chinatown, Koreatown, Little India, and Little Italy, but not many have heard of Little Spain.
Mercado Little Spain is the brainchild of the famous Spanish chefs Ferran Adria and Jose Andres and all under one roof, it offers many different Spanish style restaurants including an Asador, it has different bars including a tapas bar, a wine bar, and a typical Spanish beach bar, and it even has kiosks that do Patatas Bravas and Churros and shops that sell a wide range of different Spanish products. If you and/or your date are food enthusiasts then Mercado Little Spain is 35,000sq ft of pure heaven.
4. For a Fine Dining Experience.
Inside the Brooklyn Fare Market, hidden between aisles of breakfast cereals and fresh fruit and veg you'll find a restaurant called The Chef's Table. This restaurant has 3 Michelin stars and it offers a season-changing Japanese and French-inspired menu by chef Cesar Ramirez. You'll get a 15 dish tasting menu and wines from the 7,000 bottle wine cellar perfectly matched to each dish. The $395 price tag may seem steep, especially because it doesn't include a tax or a tip but as soon as you taste the first beautiful dish placed in front of you, you will discover that there is a huge difference between dining and just eating.
5. For Brunch.
Take a walk down Morton Street in the West Village and you'll come across two park benches and an unmarked green door, open the door and go in and you'll find a romantic outdoor garden that belongs to the Hudson Clearwater restaurant.
This modern restaurant is a wonderful place to go for a weekend brunch it offers an original menu, a v
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