From the biggest names in worldwide exploration to their most amazing achievements – and everything in between – an OutdoorWorldDirect.co.uk infographic celebrates The Greatest Explorers of the Last 100 Years. This beautifully created infographic reveals a host of fascinating facts and details about worldwide exploration in a powerful and easy-to-understand on-line resource.
In the infographic below, Spruce Point Inn has put together some interesting statistics and data on how the American family vacation has evolved over the years.
Have you ever wished you could mail your family somewhere? Well, unfortunately, even if you wanted to you couldn’t, but for the sake of fun this infographic presented by RetailPackaging.com tells you what you would need to do if you ever wanted to mail a loved one.
Nearly half of all Americans (43%) made plans to take a trip to an amusement park this summer. Many very likley ended up at a Disney park. Whether Disney, Six Flags, Cedar Fair, Universal or an independent park, how much is typically spent taking the whole family and how do other summer activities compare?
How long is your shoestring? For 42 of the world’s most visited cities, Tripomatic has averaged the prices of lodging, food, public transport and tourist attractions. The resulting chart tells you how many days of stay is your $100 worth
In recent years, the lack of regulation and transparency has enabled airlines to generate significant revenue from extra fees. In light of the class action lawsuit filed against Spirit for its Passenger Usage Fee, this infographic by NerdWallet provides a break down of how much Spirit is profiting off its fees.
Are you visiting San Fran but don’t want it to look like you are a tourist? There’s more to San Francisco than the Golden Gate Bridge and Fisherman’s Wharf. Get the inside scoop on the Bay City’s best oysters, Mai Tai’s, tips on traveling around the city, and more in Marriott’s infographic “Travel Like a Local: San Francisco’s Best-Kept Secrets.”
Did you know that Staten Island was named after the Dutch Parliament? Or the Bronx zoo is the largest metro zoo in the US? The Five New York City Boroughs are full of dramatic history, fantastic sights, famous eats, and attractions galore. The following infographic published by Marriott will give you a history lesson and also some modern day tips.
Social media’s increasing influence on our daily lives has rapidly extended into the ways we get away. From planning a vacation with social media to posting reviews of our trips upon our return, there’s no denying social media’s impact on travel today. The following infographic demonstrates how more and more people are using social media and mobile technology throughout their vacations.
I’ve been to Oahu twice now and the second time was much more enjoyable due to the part of the island we stayed at (Ko Olina) as well as the parts of the island we visited the most. However, there is so much more to see. There’s Kauai, Maui, Hawaii (the big island) as well as some smaller less commercialized islands. So which one to see on the next visit?
