Is London calling for you? England’s capital is famous the world over for its rich history, dazzling architecture, and storied past. I was lucky enough to spend some time working in the Big Smoke. And in-between managing my various online businesses and helping others achieve ecommerce success, I managed to get firsthand knowledge of the very best that this great city had to offer.

More and more travelers are looking for destinations off the beaten path – and the country of Georgia has certainly captured their attention. With a beautifully preserved Old Town and scenic streets, the capital city of Tbilisi has a lot to offer.

There are many interesting sites for tourists to learn about the town of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania where the Civil War was once fought. By going to some of the museums and battle grounds, you can learn about the reasons why the war occurred, the summary of each battle sequence, and what the soldiers went through for their country.

Travel as much as you can, as far as you can, as long as you can.” — Life is not meant to be lived in one place. This is not just a quote, but words which may redefine your life.  Travel will expose you to other people, open your eyes to other ways of living life and help you explore the world and most importantly, help you learn who you really are. Once you travel to exotic places, you will never think the same. To those who’ve never traveled to other countries, I say travel. You will never regret it.

Morocco offers amazing World Heritage Sites that are believed by UNESCO to be of remaining national or natural importance. The value of these historical sites provide a window to the past and worth preserving. Most of the traditional heritage sites are ancient in nature and deliver evidence of the way primary philosophies of how the people lived their day-to-day lives.

Visiting the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown was one of the top items on my travel bucket list. I recently traveled with a group of fans from the San Jose Giants minor league A-ball team. I can describe the entire trip in one word: History. You’re engulfed in the history of the game of baseball, the Cooperstown area and also of our country.