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Throughout the nation of Brazil there are many stunning cities, yet they don’t continuously get the attention they merit. If you are scheduling a trip in the near future, you may want to stay out of the palpable tourist-focused cities like Rio de Janeiro and in its place try one of the other cities that are just as gorgeous but with half the crowds. Many of these places have continued to stay off the radar merely because they are not as popular among tourists, while some can be a little hard to get to as there are no airports directly connecting them. Here are 5 underrated places to visit in Brazil that are absolutely stunning, with XcelTrip : Curitiba, Paraná Source : Unsplash.com Unlike many popular Brazilian cities, Curitiba sits inland, away from the coastline and consequently, the beaches that make the country so popular. Despite this, the city of Curitiba has much to offer in terms of attractions, especially if you’re into art and nature. The Botanical Ga...

As the year of 2019 comes to an end, here are all the wonderful partnerships , changes and events that the XcelLab has created and been a part of, that have made the year a memorable one. Under XcelTrip - a Next- Generation travel platform powered by the blockchain technology, has been built solely to disrupt the ever-growing trillion-dollar travel industry. The features are scrupulously created to democratize crypto use-cases, that challenges the monopoly of the ecosystem by giving the power back to the users by providing the users full control over their bookings and their anonymity. An inventory of 1.5 million hotels were added with the partnership with ClearTrip, PriceLine and more. XcelTrip in the year 2019 also the integration of multiple cryptocurrencies such as Litecoin , Dash , Verge currency , announced at Verge meet-up at Rotterdam and KAU (Kinesis) . XcelTrip became the official Travel partners for the Manny Pacquiao Foundation , announced during the...

Paphos was the mythical birthplace of Aphrodite so you can be sure that you’ll have a lot of ancient archaeology on the agenda in this town in western Cyprus. Kato Paphos on the water’s edge is the ancient city where the mosaics of Roman villas are as vibrant now as the day they were laid. It’s a guarantee that you’ll eat and drink well in Paphos, where you can feast on meze and sample the range of wines that are grown in the hills to the east of the town. And for the little ones: A water park, zoo and an almost endless array of beaches. Let’s have a look at the amazing things to do in Paphos: Kato Paphos Archaeological Park Source: Google.com You could easily spend hours pottering around this fantastic attraction close to the harbour. There are structures here that go back to prehistory, but the most famous remnants are from the Roman era. The ruins of four villas survive from this time and boast stunningly detailed mosaics, all dating to the year 100 and depi...

[Singapore, 17th December, 2019] XcelTrip is proud to announce its partnership with Kinesis , a globally accepted cryptocurrency that is reforming and t ransforming the precious metals industry . Kinesis eliminates storage fees for physical gold and silver bullion, in addition to offering holders a unique fee-sharing yield model that adds an extra layer of value to gold and silver holders in the form of monthly payments. With this new partnership we are excited to announce the integration of KAU , a new digital currency based on a 1:1 allocation with physical gold bullion (1 KAU = 1-gram gold) , that can now be used as payment on the XcelTrip booking site. XcelTrip , is the brainchild of Silicon Valley entrepreneur Gyanendra Khadka and allows users from around the world to book over 1.5 million hotels and resorts, along with having access to over 400 airlines. XcelTrip allows users to book their travels using cryptocurrencies; including BTC, ETH, Dash, Verge, XcelToken Pl...

Here is a list of amazing destinations to visit this Christmas using XcelTrip, this winter: Quebec City, Canada Why we go: Quebec City is one of the oldest cities in North America , and its colonial French architecture gives it an unmistakably European feel. The cobbled streets of the Old Town are packed with quaint shops and delicious bistros, all merrily decorated for the holidays. The one thing to get you in the spirit: The toboggan run at Château Frontenac (open from mid-December to March) is one of the city’s oldest traditions — and quite the thrill. Zoom down icy tracks overlooking the city on a wooden sled reaching speeds up to 45 miles per hour. Dublin Why we go: If your idea of Christmas merriment includes an authentic Irish pub crawl (we get it), then book a December flight to Dublin . There’s no better way to warm up on a cold Christmas night than joining the locals for some black pudding and a few pints — trust us, this city has enough cozy bars to las...

Nicosia , the capital of Cyprus , is home to many beautiful landmarks that embody the island’s fascinating history . From ancient monuments to exquisite galleries, here’s what shouldn’t be missed when you’re in Nicosia. Taste homemade cakes and Cypriot coffee Source: https://www.facebook.com/toapomeron/ Café culture is an essential part of life in Cyprus , so be sure to indulge in a hot drink with one of the many delicious pastries and traditional cakes on offer in coffee shops across the city. Locals love To Apomero , a small café hidden in an alley just off Ermou, its name aptly meaning ‘secluded’ in Greek. Walk along the Green Line Source: Google.com Splitting the island in two, Nicosia’s Green Line extends across the capital, with various checkpoints along the way. The main one can be found at Ledra Street, an entry point where people can cross over to the other side. Nicosia is the only divided capital in the world, and visiting the city’s Green Line is a gr...

The seaside village of Marsaskala (also referred to as Wied il-Għajn locally) lies in the south east of Malta, very close to the fishing village of Marsaxlokk. Built around a small natural harbour, Marsaskala has been popular with fishermen since antiquity, and continues to be popular even today. Although archaeologists found evidence of Roman settlements around Marsaskala, the area remained largely unpopulated until recent times. It seems that since the natural harbour was easily accessible by invaders, people were afraid of settling in the area. Just a hundred years ago, there were only a handful of residences in the area, and these were fortified by their owners. The locality is home to around 12,000 inhabitants although, similarly to Mellieħa , it’s a popular location to stay during the summer months for locals (having summer residences there) as well as tourists. Having said that, Marsaskala is by no means a tourist hotspot and still relatively quiet at that tim...

Malta has its own traditions and customs that are still followed today. Whether you believe they work or not, many are meant to ward off evil and keep households safe. Here are just a few you might witness while visiting the island. Source: Google.com Maltese Treats Source: Google.com Figola , almond-flavoured iced biscuits, appear freshly made in bakeries across the island in the lead up to Easter. They are commonly shaped as symbols of Christianity, such as a cross, fish or heart. Alternatively, all year round, you can find Maltese sandwiches. This combination of tomato paste, tuna, onion and Mediteranean fruits, such as olives and capers, is usually piled on thickly cut Maltese bread. Add a little goat’s cheese for a delicious and healthy meal made in households and eateries across the island. Early Career Choices Line up relevant items in front of a one-year-old to determine their future career. If the toddler chooses an egg, a full house is on the...