Petrol-heads all over the world dream of cruising down a winding mountain top in their super fast cars. In fact, many travel the world in a quest to make this dream a reality, with their journey, often, leading them to Europe. Here we take a look at five of the best and most exhilarating driving routes that Europe has to offer. Continue reading
It is almost depressing to think that almost all countries in the world are consuming huge quantities of fossil fuel on a daily basis. Because of modernization and industrialization, motor vehicles and other modes of transport emit harmful carbon dioxide that has contributed to global warming. Some countries have taken measures to control harmful emissions. Others have not. For the eco-traveler looking to avoid the biggest pollutants, figures from UN are on hand.
The biggest carbon guzzling countries to avoid on your travels? Most of the destinations at MyVoucherCodes don’t fall into this list. In case you are wondering who the biggest culprits are though, here you go. Continue reading
The Indian Pacific is the second longest train journey in the world, spanning Australia from East to West and back again – Sydney to Perth. The journey crosses 2 times zones, takes almost 70 hours and costs around $300 for a place in a reclining chair. By way of comparison, the average flight costs around 1/3 of the price and is 14 times faster, but here’s why you shouldn’t fly. Continue reading
Slap bang in the northeastern region of Austria, Vienna is a popular destination for millions across the globe. Unfortunately for many travelers however, enjoying the city is usually done expensively. All those tour buses and subways rides? Add up.
If you look around the city though you’ll see that there’s much more to this urban economic centre than whizzing traffic. While exploring Vienna, you’ll notice that the city is one of the greenest in Europe, with most of it easily navigated by bike or on foot. The best of the bunch? Check out our eco-friendly Vienna activity guide. Continue reading
The shorter the trip, the more harmful it can be to the environment. When you’re on a holiday or a mini backpacking adventure you usually want to keep moving; stay in one place too long and you feel like you’re not making the most of your small trip window. But lots of moving means lots of travel – which means plenty of planes, trains, cars and buses. Lots of vehicles. Lots of emissions. Continue reading