by Jill Kammer

If you are looking for a fascinating attraction in Rome, the ancient ruins of the Golden House of Nero have just recently been opened after years of being excavated and restored. This is great news because even though the house was found during the Renaissance period, it took a big recovery effort in the 1990s to finally make it available.

Nero’s luxurious home was built after the famous fire that almost wiped out Rome while Nero fiddled. Nero built his palace in 64 AD and turned it into a storehouse of riches and art works. When it was at its finest, there was gold foil everywhere and the ceilings were covered with fine gems and ivory. But these lovely things were stripped from the palace after Nero’s death.

by Steve Woodward

If you are looking for something different from your next holiday, then why not consider visiting Bulgaria. Although for many years the country has been associated with rowdy parties of students drinking cheap wine this is far from the image that Bulgaria now has

The main reason for why so many people are now choosing to visit this country which is part of Eastern Europe is that it has some of the world’s most beautiful and unspoilt beaches. Yet there is so much more that one can do when visiting here than just laying on a beach. Why not spend time exploring its beautiful countryside either on horseback or by hiking along the many trails that are available for you to use.

It is undeniable that the horrific events that transpired on September 11th, 2001, had an impact on many people lives and the economy.

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From the tribes of remote jungles to the yeti in the mountains, cultural tourism is full of possibilities. It can yield enormous satisfaction and new understanding when undertaken with sensitivity and good sense. It is a journey along unknown paths that lead to invaluable treasures and enlightenment for the ones who are prepared to open their minds wide. As we partake of all that’s on offer, it is only right to give back a little, by way of responsible travel and ethical behaviour.

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