Put Your Safety First, No Matter Where You Are
If you get itchy feet and love to explore the world, we really don't blame you. There's nothing better than heading to the airport and flying to new destinations, and doing so can completely change your outlook on life. But no matter where you go, who you meet, or what you do, you should always make sure that you travel safely. And if you forget how, this infographic can help you.
From making copies of your important documents to using a door latch when you get to your hotel, there are so many ways to stay safe while traveling. So, save this infographic for your next trip.
Ordering a Coffee Abroad Couldn't Be Easier
While every country has its own cuisine, there's no doubt that almost everyone worldwide loves good coffee. Most people can't start their day without a cup of Joe - and this is especially true when you want to fuel yourself for a day of exploring. But how do you order a coffee with a language barrier? Well, this chart can help you out, as this shows you exactly how to order a coffee in eight different languages.
Whether you're a black coffee drinker or you prefer a cold brew, this chart has got you covered if you travel to any English, French, Spanish, Russian, Italian, German, Chinese, or Arabic-speaking country.
An Imperial Vs Metric Cheat Sheet
Whether you're traveling to the United States or you're from the United States and you're traveling elsewhere, this guide is essential. After all, the U.S. is one of just three countries in the world that chooses to use the imperial system of measurement. And while this isn't an issue when you're in your home country, things get confusing when you have to switch from kg to lbs or gallons to liters.
This cheat sheet can help you out in a pinch if you find yourself struggling to deal with the imperial and metric differences. And while it might not solve all of your problems, it'll certainly help you along the way.
Not Sure Which Side of the Road You Should Be Driving on?
Although it's easy to rely on public transport when traveling, having a car and being able to drive offers you a sense of freedom that allows you to explore the real country. However, knowing which side of the road you should be driving on - and which side of the car the steering wheel is - can be daunting. But you don't need to be worried, as this neat map can help you out.
Most people know that they drive on the left in the UK, but it turns out that it's not the only country where driving on the left is the norm. So, make sure you don't get caught out.
How to Avoid Bed Bugs While Traveling
Although many people spend money on malaria vaccines or buy mosquito spray for their travels, most forget that bed bugs can also have a major impact on your adventure. They can invade your bed and your body, and before too long, you and your belongings are being followed by bed bugs wherever you go. But as you normally contract them in hotels and hostels, how are you supposed to avoid bed bugs while traveling?
This infographic has some great tips for avoiding bed bugs, from inspecting the room with a flashlight to storing your luggage in the bathroom to keep the bed bugs at bay.
How to Pack Your Backpack Efficiently
Are you a suitcase traveler? Or do you prefer the freedom of a backpack? If you're the latter, you'll know just how important it is to pack your backpack efficiently. After all, you have to carry it around with you wherever you go while also using it to store your everyday items and clothes. But this infographic proves that there's a real art to packing a backpacking - so you can try this out for your next trip.
By following these packing rules, you can make sure that everything you need is on-hand and that it won't break your back as you're traveling across the globe. So, it's a win-win.
Make Sure You Never Run Out of Power in Europe
Traveling is normally a tale of two halves. One half is fun and full of adventure, while the other half is full of admin and logistical nightmares. In fact, if you've ever tried to charge your phone in different European countries, you'll know exactly what we mean, as different countries have different power sockets. Knowing which sockets can be found in each country can seriously help you out when you need it, though.
This infographic will help you choose which plug you need to take with you on your European adventure to ensure that you never get caught without phone battery - which is crucial to your safety.
Keep Your Suit Jackets Wrinkle-Free on the Road
Whether you travel for work or pleasure, having a suit jacket to hand will always come in handy. But everyone knows that packing for a trip is a nightmare. No matter whether you opt for the fold or the roll, somehow all of your clothes end up wrinkled. But nobody likes a wrinkled suit jacket, which is why knowing how to keep a suit jacket wrinkle-free on the road can really come in handy.
By following these steps, you can ensure that you fold your suit jacket in a way that won't leave it wrinkled, meaning you can simply unfold it and get on with your day of traveling.
Know Where You're Getting Your Next Meal in Europe
There are two kinds of travelers in this world: those who heavily rely on hotels and restaurants to keep them fed and watered and those who happily bunk with friends or even strangers. But if you plan on visiting people in Europe, you might want to take a look at this map. It shows you how likely it is that the people you visit will also give you food.
The kindness and generosity of strangers tends to change throughout Europe, so it's always good to know whether you need a packet of chips stashed away in your backpack for when you get peckish.
Always Know Where to Drink in a Pinch
It's important to stay hydrated on your travels. And while it's easy enough to head to a grocery store and buy a bottle of water or make your way to the bar for a few cocktails, what do you do when money's tight and you're on a budget? Well, tap water is a free option in many countries around the world, but it's important to understand that you can't drink tap water everywhere.
In some countries, tap water will make you extremely ill, and you shouldn't drink it. So, if you ever find yourself wondering whether you can drink tap water, just refer to this infographic.
Folding Clothes for a Backpack Has Never Been so Easy
If your dream has always been to pack your backpack and head off on an adventure, nothing should stop you - especially the backpack itself. And while it may feel impossible to efficiently pack your backpack full of clothes and other travel essentials, we're here to tell you that it's easier than you'd think. The trick is to fold your clothes smartly, and these images show you exactly how to do that.
By folding multiple clothes inside of each other, you can make packing and unpacking a breeze - especially when you want to grab whatever is at the bottom of your backpack.
Know How to Charge Your Phone Abroad
Although traveling would be a lot easier if every country had the same outlets and used the same plugs, that just isn't the case. Instead, you have to make sure that you travel with the right power pack and the right adapters. Otherwise, you'll be stuck without a phone battery. But how do you know which adapter to take? Well, this infographic has everything that you need to know about worldwide travel.
If you screenshot this infographic, you can cross-reference the countries with the adapters that you have at home. Alternatively, you can use it to buy a new one from the store.
Efficiently Travel by Train in Europe
There are so many reasons why Europe should be on your bucket list. This continent is full of amazing destinations, but what makes it a great traveling destination is the fact that traveling from one European country to another is incredibly easy thanks to the impressive public transport networks. In fact, Europe is famed for its train network that will get you from London to Amsterdam in no time at all.
Of course, not all European train services are the same, and this map shows you just how efficient the train services are in each country. As you can see, Switzerland has nailed rail travel.
Organize Your Backpack With Accessbility in Mind
You can never have too many backpack organization tips. After all, if you're only traveling with a backpack, it will house everything from your tent to your clothes and your everyday essentials. Because of this, you need to ensure that everything is packed efficiently, with everything you need at the top and everything else within easy reach. And this infographic shows you exactly how it should be done for your next trip.
In fact, this infographic shows just how important it is to buy a backpack with multiple pockets and sections. And you don't want to scrimp on your backpack, either. It'll be your lifeline, so buy high-quality.
These Business Travel Apps Will Make Traveling a Breeze
Although older generations used to head off on an adventure with a map and a compass, times have changed. With technology at our disposal, travelers carry phones and laptops like it's no big deal. And while you can use this technology to book plane tickets and decide where you're going next, what you might not realize is that you can use business travel apps to make the whole process even easier.
From packing apps that put together a list of everything you'll need to apps that help you traverse a new city, these apps will make traveling a breeze. Right from your fingertips.
Be Wary of Your Footprint on the Road
In today's day and age, there's a huge focus on sustainable travel. And if you want to ensure that your adventures do as little damage to the world as possible, you might need some pointers on traveling green. Well, thankfully, this infographic has covered almost everything. After all, there are so many ways to reduce your carbon footprint, which is especially important if you fly to your travel destination of choice.
By respecting the people and the culture of the destination, eating locally, avoiding single-use plastics, and conserving as much energy as possible, you can make a positive impact on the planet while also having a positive impact on your own life.
To Knock or Not to Knock? That's the Question
When you're traveling to a new country, you should always have a general idea of that specific country's rules and regulations. Of course, we don't expect you to recite every single law, but knowing the main things you should and shouldn't do can seriously help you out - especially if you have a sudden urge to play knock-door run. And even more so if you plan on doing it in the UK.
As you can see from this infographic, you could get away with playing knock-door run if you wanted to elsewhere in Europe. But in the UK? It's actually illegal and could land you with a hefty fine.
Avoid Common Scams With This Guide
When you work hard and save your money to travel the world, the last thing you want is someone to scam you and take it away in an instant. But, unfortunately, international scams are rife, and many people prey on travelers when they're abroad. These scams have developed over the years, too, and they are now often disguised as well-meaning actions, like offering you a flower or shining your shoes.
This guide goes into the many common scams that you may experience abroad. And being aware of them is the first step to avoiding them altogether, so you can keep your money safe.
The Only Hiking Checklist You'll Ever Need
Hiking is a great way to get out in nature and see a different side of a new country, but even the most seasoned hikers will tell you that it can be extremely dangerous. From the uneven ground to the lack of cell phone signal, the last thing you want is to get lost or injured while hiking in another country. That's why this infographic is something you need to have in your life.
This hiker's checklist has everything you could possibly need to know about hiking, from keeping safe to packing extra items for those "just in case" moments at the top of the mountain.
Do You Need a Visa as a U. S. Citizen?
If you're a U.S. citizen, you'll know that traveling around the States is a piece of cake. As it's so big, you could travel for hours and check out the many amazing American destinations. But traveling outside of the U.S. is a little more difficult, as you'll always need a passport - and in some cases you may even need a visa. This process can be lengthy and expensive, so it's important to understand where you need a visa before you book anything.
This map shows you exactly where you'll need a visa as a U.S. citizen, including whether you need to apply before you travel or whether it'll be issued upon your arrival in the country.
Plan an Epic Cross-Country Road Trip in the U. S.
Whether you live in the U.S. and want to explore your country or you live abroad and want to see what the real America has to offer, embarking on a cross-country road trip is one of the best ways to do that. There are so many amazing road trips in the U.S., but choosing where to go can be hard. Thanks to this map and infographic, though, it's never been easier to get planning.
If you know roughly where you want to go in the U.S. (i.e. the south or from east to west), you can choose from any of the above and start booking your rental car.
Why Traveling Off-Season May Be Best
Every country has a peak traveling season. This is normally when the weather is perfect and ideal for what tourists want - like the winter season for ski destinations or the summer season for tropical beach vacations. And while you're bound to get what you what when you travel during the peak season, it's worth noting that this will also be more expensive - and extremely busy with other tourists.
But have you ever considered traveling during the off-season? Sure, the weather may not be exactly how you'd want it to be, but you'll save some money and have the place all to yourselves.
Travel the Longest Train Route in the World
Trains are one of the best modes of travel if you want to see the world. Sure, planes will take you to other sides of the world at record speed, but trains allow you to pass through countries and stop off along the way. What's more, so many countries around the world have extremely efficient train networks, which means you can often travel from destination to destination without any hassle.
This map also shows the longest train route in the world, which will take you from Vietnam to Portugal. By taking this route, you can stop off throughout Asia and Europe along the way.
Take Note of the Calling Codes of Asia
If you ever plan on traveling around Asia, one thing you should know is that Asia is humungous. With 48 countries and three territories, finding your way from one country can be tough. That's why it's always good to have various channels of communication with these different countries - no matter whether you want to contact your hotel in Tokyo or book a train ticket in Thailand. Calling can be difficult, though.
As there are so many countries in Asia, there are also so many different calling codes that you need to be aware of. So, if you're ever wondering, this is what they all are.
Understanding Where Iceland Is as the Crow Flies
Often called the 'Land of Ice and Fire,' Iceland is an incredible place. For that reason, millions of tourists flock to Iceland every year to check out the Blue Lagoon, the Golden Circle, and for a chance to see the Northern Lights. But while many people have Iceland on their bucket list, how many of you actually know where Iceland is on a world map? Well, this map makes it even easier to understand.
This map shows you where other countries are in relation to Iceland as the crow flies. So, if you traveled from Iceland in a 4 o'clock direction, you'd end up in Denmark.
This Is How Far You Can Travel by Train in Europe
24 hours is a lot of time in Europe. Although the continent is large, many of the countries are fairly small, meaning you can travel from country to country in no time at all. Of course, traveling by train is one of the best ways to travel Europe - but have you ever wondered how far you can travel in a day on Europe's trains? Well, wonder no more as this map reveals all.
As you can see, you can travel much further into Europe in 24 hours from Paris, and the same can be said for Brussels. But you won't be moving too far in 24 hours in Tallinn.
The Ultimate Guide to Cycling Around Europe
Are you a keen cycler? If you are, you may have an urge within you to cycle around Europe - and you wouldn't be the first to embark on this epic adventure. But Europe is a large continent, so choosing where you want to cycle and planning this trip can be difficult if you don't know where to start. Thankfully, this map will make things so much easier for you.
Showcasing all of the 17 Eurovelo cycling routes in Europe, it allows you to pick a general route that suits your traveling requirements. So, will you be cycling the Mediterranean route or opting for the central Europe route?
Parenting Hacks to Make Traveling a Breeze
When you add kids to the picture, you also add another layer of complexity. Sometimes, just a simple trip to the grocery store becomes an extreme mission. And while you may assume that traveling with kids is virtually impossible, this infographic proves that you can not only travel with kids - but you can also keep them clean while you're on a road trip. No, there's no mucky fingers and grass stains here.
From keeping drinks and snacks safe in muffin tins to making your own DIY car organizer, there are so many ways to keep your car clean during a family road trip. So, save this infographic for next time.
Cyber Safety Tips for Travelers
We live in a world where technology can reign supreme, and this is something modern tourists need to consider before they set off on a trip. After all, scammers and cybercriminals can use something as simple as your cell phone's GPS signal to prey on you. Because of this, you need to be wary of your cybersecurity while traveling and secure yourself against people who will take advantage of you.
This infographic shows you many ways to keep your cyber security safe, from taking control of your location services to using Wi-Fi hotspots in a way that won't expose your personal information.
Do You Know How Powerful Your Passport Is?
Crossing borders isn't as simple as it sounds - especially when there's an ocean between them. But when you want to travel to a new country, it's always worth noting what you'll need to do so. Of course, we all know that you need your passport, but do you need a visa? Do you need specific documentation? For the most part, this all depends on where you live and where you want to travel to.
This chart map shows you just how powerful your specific passport can be, as it may be that you don't have to apply for a visa at all. So, always do your research before booking anything.
Stretch Your Legs on the Longest Walk in the World
If you plan your trips around hikes or walking routes, you might be interested to know that you can technically walk from one side of the world to the other. Yes, the longest uninterrupted walking path in the world exists and covers a whopping 22,387km. You'll have to book a lot of time off work to complete this route, though, as the whole thing will take you roughly 4,492 hours - and that's without stopping.
If you have the time, however, this route will take you through countless countries, starting in Cape Town in South Africa before finishing in Magadan in Russia. Would you do it?
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Citizenship Laws by Country
This eye-catching infographic highlights the differences between two common forms of citizenship acquisition: jus soli (citizenship by land) and jus sanguinis (citizenship by blood). Nations marked in blue, such as the U.S., Canada, and Australia, offer citizenship automatically to those born on their soil, regardless of their parents' nationality. In contrast, the countries in red, including much of Europe and Asia, base citizenship on jus sanguinis, meaning a child’s nationality depends on that of their parents.
This simple but effective visual is ideal for globetrotters interested in understanding international residency rules and planning long-term stays across borders.
Traveling Safely for the LGBT Community
This informative and visually compelling infographic maps the most dangerous and safest countries for LGBTQ+ travelers in 2019. The color-coded chart uses shades of pink, purple, and black to indicate safety levels, with countries like Canada, Australia, and Sweden ranked as the safest destinations. On the other end, places such as Russia, China, and much of Africa are considered the highest risk for LGBTQ+ travelers.
The ranking is based on factors like legal rights, social acceptance, and protection from discrimination. This guide is essential for LGBTQ+ tourists seeking safe and welcoming destinations while traveling the globe.
Here's How to Get the Best Prices for Plane Tickets
This insightful infographic reveals the best time to purchase plane tickets based on average lowest airfare. Created by CheapAir.com, it illustrates the "Prime Booking Window," the ideal time to buy tickets, which falls between 121 and 21 days before a flight. The graph shows how prices fluctuate: booking too early or too late could cost more, with sharp price increases closer to the departure date ("Hail Mary" or "Playing with Fire").
The green section marks the sweet spot for affordable fares, offering travelers a strategic guide to save money on flights, making it a must-have resource for frequent flyers.