All over the world, people are celebrating Christmas. Now, each country has a culture all its own. And with that said, you can expect that every household celebrates this holiday differently from yours. They may also have different beliefs, which are interesting in their right. Read to find out more.

The Holidays are fast approaching! Are you ready to go visit your family and friends? Prepare yourself for the stress of travel by keeping these handy tips in mind:

There are plenty of tourist locations in the country. You’ve probably heard of more amazing places for your bucket list. Places like Times Square in New York City or St Peter’s Basilica in Vatican City, among others.

In case you’re interested in going off the beaten path, we’re going to do you a favour and show you these wonderful places that most travellers don’t know about.

Isolation is horrible. Imagine having to deal with everything on your own without having anyone else around to help you.

Now, picture yourself living in a city where you have all of your needs, but the next town over is more than a 1000km away. That is the life of residents in the towns described below.

Thinking about spending the Christmas season overseas? Well, you better start making your travel plans now. Decide where you want to go, book your hotel and flight early, then reserve your parking spot when you drive to the airport, so you can save a bunch of time.

Cultures and traditions vary from country to country. And what may seem weird to you, is perfectly reasonable for everyone else, and vice versa. But just how different are these holidays and how are they celebrated?

Do you remember the first time you watched your favourite sport? Or the first time you realised who your favourite player was? Athletes have always been an inspiration on and off the field, and the best ones are remembered in their respective sport as a Hall of Famer, or when their team decides to retire their jersey.

Wearing a “I heart (name of place)” t-shirt. Sporting a sunburn. Wait, is that a fanny pack around your waist? Yeah, you look like a tourist, mate. When you’re travelling overseas, it’s a good idea to be incognito.

If there’s one thing many people are guilty of, (me included) it’s spending money on things to feel happy or feel good, even if they don’t need it.

Have you gone over your Facebook and Instagram posts and wondered why you have posted so many material things, like that futuristic gadget or fancy handbag, but you don’t see a lot of photos where you’ve visited new places.

Some folks may argue that material possessions are an investment, but are they really? Well-travelled people might say otherwise.

Throughout the centuries, wars between nations erupted. But let us not forget the courage these soldiers displayed on the battlefield. War memorials help people remember the men, women, and animals that made the ultimate sacrifice for freedom.