Articles by Glory Moralidad
Best Small Cities To Start A Business In 2017, According To Wallethub
It was never about how big or small the city is for a budding entrepreneur. It always matters on some factors that go with it like cost of living, labor costs, office rentals and more.
Culinary Experts Launch 'Street Food' Book For Travelers Who Want A Culinary Experience Around The World
Editors Colleen Taylor Sen and Bruce Kraig have their new book for foodies around the world to know all about street food of every country, including its history and cultural formations.
Archaeologists Discover Eight Mummies In 3,500-Year-Old Egyptian Crypt
Eight mummies, 10 sarcophogi, and hundreds of figurines, pots and masks were found in a nobleman's tomb at the Draa Abul Nagaa necropolis near Luxor and the Valley of the Kings.
Bangkok Will Ban Street Food Stalls By End Of 2017
Bangkok is known as the world's famous city for its street food, however, everything will change by 2018 when hawker stalls will be banned on the streets.
Five Locations Around The World To See Penguins
Think that penguins only live in Antarctica on its sheets of ice? Here are five countries where you can find exotic penguins.
India Soon To Become An Architectural Hub
India will soon become the next hub of architecture in the world. Studio Symbiosis has presented its plans and design, which could be soon incorporated in most regions of the country.
Scientists Discovers New Dinosaur: Moabosaurus
Scientists from the Brigham Young University in Provo discovered the 32 feet tall dinosaur at Dalton Wells Quarry in Moab, Utah. The species was a herbivore and is believed to have roamed North America 125 million years ago.
What To Expect At The 50th Anniversary Of Elk Antler Auction
Different outdoor celebrations and educational activities will happen for the 50th anniversary of the Boy Scout Elk Antler Auction on May 20 and 21 at Jackson Hole, Wyoming. The annual auction will highlight the event on Saturday, simultaneously joining other little to-dos over the Elkfest Weekend.
Street Up Tours Launches Art Walks in Belgrade, Serbia
The art scene makes up the culture and identity of Belgrade. In one way, it has transformed some decadent objects through the past and paved way for the rising beat of artistry.
Five Countries With The Most World Heritage Sites
Do you love visiting a world heritage site? Do you want to see more of them? These five countries have the most number of heritage sites that rivaled no others.
Bill Seeks To Enlist New York Hotels To Help Fight Sex Trafficking
A study shows that most sex trafficking deeds were done at hospitality businesses like hotels, motels, lodges and inns.
Boy Died At Rotating Restaurant, Identity Revealed
Charlie Holt had wandered the restaurant when suddenly the floors shifted, leaving his head caught between a table and a wall.
Hotels Plan To Counter Airbnb's Presence In The Tourism Industry
The American Hotel and Lodging Association has presented a document to show their progress and steps to combat the famous rental company.
New York City Marks Earth Day Celebration With No Cars But Tons Of Edutainment
The roads may be off, but pedestrians, visitors, and cyclists will have a jolly good time with the activities being offered by the Big Apple in connection with saving the planet.
Five Awesome Airbnb Rentals You Should Book Now
Airbnb is not just about renting out for the weekends. The accommodations offer more of the place rented out. Check out these five awesome Airbnb rentals to see what we mean.
Coffins Of Lost Archbishops Of Canterbury Found By Accident
The team has discovered 30 coffins stacked together underneath the museum. Five of them belonged to Archbishops of Canterbury during the 1660s, especially when they found a golden crown sitting atop a casket.
CLR - CFF, The World’s First Clear Coffee
People can now sip and take with them the world's first clear coffee created by two brothers. Coffee has always been brown, but who knew two Slovakian brothers would discover and create the world's first clear coffee, called CLR CFF.
Finland Is The Safest Country In The World
Finland ranked first in the global study of safety according to the World Economic Forum (WEF). The World Economic Forum (WEF) has listed Finland as the safest country in the world for tourists who wanted to spend their holidays anywhere in the world.
These Are The Best U.S. Cities for Runners
Madison City ranks first in the study conducted by Smart Asset after finding that the metropolis has 59 gyms overall, holds about 88 races, and where pedestrians feel safe at the sidewalks. Most people here even just walk their way to work.
Top Five UK’s Best Boutique Festivals To Rediscover
Sometimes the best festival to immerse with are the boutique ones. Here are the top five boutique festivals in the UK that offer a unique perspective in the arts, film, literature, theater, and best of all, music.
From Hello Kitty To Muppets, America Rolls Out Pop Culture Travels
Pop culture as a means to drive the tourism industry is not uncommon but becoming more frequent in today's world, especially in America.
France Will Make Giant 15,000-Egg Omelette For Easter Monday
What will you do on Easter Sunday? The town of Bessières in France will cook a giant omelet made with 15,000 eggs.
Five Best Lightweight Spring Jackets For Travel
Spring is not all about sunshine and flowers. In fact, who knew the weather would suddenly turn gray? here are five lightweight jackets for you to use when the climate suddenly turns against you.
Over 14,000 WWII Dog Tags Discovered By Relic Hunter; Man Promises To Give Them Back To Families
The dog tags were found in a field near an anti-aircraft battery site by relic hunter Dan Mackay. The name labels are believed to be from soldiers during World War II.
Chance The Rapper, Wiz Khalifa, Lorde And More Included In Seventh Annual Edition Of The Governors Ball 2017
What to expect at The Governors Ball 2017? The creative lineup has fans shouting with anticipation as revelers can enjoy great food, art, and music on the seventh edition of the festival. Almost 70 musicians will get their limelight on the three-day event at the Randall's Island Park on June 2 to 4.
Oregon Offers 1,000 Campsites For The 'Great American Eclipse'
The Great American Eclipse on August 21 has accommodations overbooked their rooms and lodges. In an effort to help visitors accommodate more spaces to view the eclipse, the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department has announced of reopening 1,000 campsites.
'Friends' To Come Back: New York Triad Theatre To Show 'Friends! The Musical!'
Miss the hit television series? Head to the New York Triad Theatre and see "Friends! The Musical!"
EU To Cancel Space Negotiations With UK After Brexit
When U.K. is gone from the European Union in 2019, so is their contracts for the Galileo space project of the European Space Agency.
Remote Scottish Homes Will Melt Your Worries With Their Charm And Magic
The Scottish countryside is home to magic and lore. Added to its mystery is the chic and charming cottages Scotland has to offer for travelers.
Five High Tea Locations In The World Brits Would Be Proud Of
Want to take tea like a royalty? Check out these places and sit on a high table and chair, pinky flexed, and try your best to imitate the Brits!
