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Travelling alone may seem a little daunting; some people think it must be boring, while others believe solo travel is only for adventurous people but the truth is more and more people are embarking on this adventure. Are we losing our fear of doing things alone, or is travelling solo simply a way of challenging ourselves? If you plan on traveling by yourself soon, here are our top 10 tips to make the most of your travels. Keep on reading!

If your daily diet includes eating local products, your kitchen is perfectly organized to recycle plastics, glass and paper; if you prefer to use your bike rather than your car… then for sure you’re on the ecofriendly side and this article will interest you!

On your trip to the Iguazu Falls, one of the World’s Natural Wonders, don’t forget to visit La Garganta del Diablo. Of course not!  It’s a unique experience you’ll never forget. In this article we want to help you with your trip to that red soil land, Misiones, and give you some tips that will make it unforgettable.

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Location: Misiones, Argentina
Currency: Argentine peso
Language: Spanish

If you’re reading this article because you’ve decided to visit Iguazu and you’re looking for information on the falls, here is a link that will lead you to detailed information of the park, available trails and the best time and dates to visit. We recommend you keep reading!  The Misiones province also has other hidden wonders you can visit during your trip to the most spectacular falls on earth (please forgive us Niagara Falls…)

When you go to Panama remember your flip flops and swimming costume. Panama has incredible white sand deserted beaches, kilometres long, to just walk and linger… after a visit to Panama you wouldn’t be the first to feel your life has changed! We don’t want to go that far, but we do want to mention some of the beaches you shouldn’t miss on your trip.

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To commemorate the 10th Anniversary of “Losing your fear of flying” course, ATC Magazine has published an article on how this project was developed by Commander Alfonso de Bertodano.

Fear of flying is a real fear and can physically affect us: Increased pulse, hyperventilation, alert attitude, anxiety, etc. and all of this occurs even when there is no real danger. Fear generates high levels of stress to thosesuffering from it, some even get to the point of phobia. These feelings can occur various days before flying and can produce anxiety, insomnia, lack of concentration, etc. Let’s see now why these courses have been so successful.