March 25, 2016
by Adriana
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Today, Air France is launching its new Travel by Air France website, a travel guide for all passionate, demanding and curious travelers. This exclusively digital destinations guide can be accessed online at travelby.airfrance.com/en/ and on all types of digital media (PC, tablet, smartphone). Continue Reading →
February 4, 2016
by Adriana
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I’ve written articles before here at Adventure Flair on airport luggage regarding what to pack, and how best to approach holidays abroad. Articles such as ‘Carry-on Luggage – What Can You Take on a Plane’ hopefully gave my readership enough insights into what to avoid that would see you incur any unsightly airline charges. Continue Reading →
December 21, 2015
by Adriana
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Fancy being in the midst of rolling hills, smiling faces, celebrations of imperfections? San Francisco is your next destination to be. San Francisco is irrefutably one of the best cities of the United States power packed with rich history, beaches, parks, restaurants, museums and infinite entertainment places. San Francisco, a home to many artists, musicians and liberal thinkers, has some of the most notable attractions. Continue Reading →
December 7, 2015
by Adriana
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Italy is the epicenter for arts, culture, and fashion in Europe. From Florence to Venice, this amazing country continues to be a haven for countless tourists and visitors. With world-class restaurants and outdoor eateries to art museums and the hottest nightlife attractions – Italy continues to be a premier destination for fine wine enthusiasts and culinary aficionados. There are several ways to work within your budget. According to Emilia Delizia travel experts the following tips are essential in exploring this enchanted nation on a budget:
December 5, 2015
by Adriana
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Rosemary Neave is аn extraordinary woman and enthusiastic networker who love to write, connect people with information that can help and share the stories of other women.
She is the owner of Women Travel New Zealand, Women Travel the World and Women Travel Blog. She has rich experience and a lot to share with all women who travels. Continue Reading →
September 3, 2015
by Adriana
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Passengers are allowed to carry only one piece of hand luggage. This piece can be a handbag, or a laptop bag, umbrella, shopping bag, camera etc. Passengers carrying more than one piece of hand luggage will not be granted to pass security check and will be returned to check-in desk to repack or dispose of the additional pieces of hand luggage. Are you serious? Continue Reading →
September 2, 2015
by Adriana
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“Betty travels” is the first video travel blog in Bulgaria, on which you will follow the adventures of this smiley Balkan vlogger you see on the photo above. Continue Reading →
June 30, 2015
by Adriana
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Dear All, I am so happy to announce you my new webpage –http://privateguidebulgaria.com/ on which I was working for the last few months. It’s about my tour guiding services in Bulgaria and the Balkans. There you will find a lot of interesting information, helpful tips and ideas for Guided and Self-guided custom tours, adventure tours, different activities, traditional festivals, women-only tours, Sofia city tours, bunch of day trips and multi-day adventures and all you need to know about this part of the world.
So, if you, your family or friends need a tour guide in Bulgaria or help to plan a tour around, don’t hesitate to contact me at any time. Continue Reading →
April 21, 2015
by Adriana
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Those who know about the ancient history of Bulgaria know that Dionysus, the god of wine, was in high esteem as early as in antiquity. The Thracians who inhabited the land were dedicated winemakers. If you are wine lover same as me, this article is for you! Know more about the best places to taste Bulgarian wines during your trip to the Balkans. Continue Reading →
April 8, 2015
by Adriana
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Easter is a major holiday in Bulgaria: its Bulgarian name “Velikden” means “great day”. The preparation for the day starts a week earlier, with the customs established in the centuries, based on traditions and intertwined with Bulgarian customs.
Usually Easter in Bulgaria is one week after the Catholic Easter. The day of Orthodox Easter is calculated in relation to the first full moon after the spring equinox. Continue Reading →