While you decide spending your whole life in one place, doing the same job and the same things every day others choose leaving their hometown, quitting their job and buying a quiet, comfy and relaxing home in an exotic place. Actually the way you live is your choice and if it’s the one you have always dreamed then keep on with your dreams and make them come true by all means. Those who prefer improving their lifestyle almost always choose adventurous and fascinating ideas that can fill their life with more joy as well as will take away any kind of stress caused by the previous lifestyle.

Zamboanga City, multicultural society in Zamboanga Peninsula, offers a lot to tourist. The colorful tradition that transcends from one generation to another. Its distinct culture which remains visible in their spoken languages, treasured heritages, and growing beliefs. And the delicious gastronomy that gives excitement in each trip.

A journey would not be complete without tasting the local cuisine of the place. Ranging from scrumptious seafood delights to fusion of Hispanic, Asian, and American cuisine, from all-time favorite desserts to traditional Zamboangueño, Tausug, Sama Banguingui and Muslim snacks, Zamboanga City is sharing a big contribution in promoting authentic gastronomic cuisines not just in Mindanao but the Philippines as a whole. With that, here are my picks for the must-try foods in "Asia's Latin City."

King Fahd's Fountain in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Archibald Fountain in Sydney, Australia. Big Wild Goose Pagoda Fountain in Xian City, China. Maybe not all as recognizable by name as, say, The Fountains of Bellagio in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA, but all are of extremely breathtaking beauty and elegance. While most people may not prioritize fountains as a must-see for most of their travel destinations, when taking into consideration the sheer amount and variety of fountains out there, one can realize just how ingrained water fountains are ingrained in our history.

The infographic below, with fun facts provided by LuxeWaterWalls, details 16 amazingly different water fountains from all over the world. How many have you traveled to? After scrolling through the graphic here at the The Wandering Juan, you'll want to Juan-der to them all!

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Lists…don’t you just love them? Well, some people don’t, but they can be a great way to ensure that you don’t miss anything, which can be particularly handy when it comes to last minute holidays (http://www.directholidays.co.uk/holidays/last-minute/) and family breaks, when there’s much more to get your head around. Organising a pre-holiday checklist can ensure that you don’t forget anything prior to your flight, meaning that you can spend your time beginning the relaxation process, rather than panicking about things you could have missed.

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With summer finally kicking in to gear, a season of adventure sports is upon us. Dublin’s location – amidst plentiful and lush countryside and adjacent to the sea – means it’s perfect for any adrenaline junkies looking for a fix. So, with that in mind, here’s a guide to Dublin for people wanting a holiday with a twist.

Travelodge Dublin Airport hotels are the ideal place to stay for this kind of break; close to landing but also close to the city and all the adventure spots listed in this guide. Check them out!

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If you're heading for a holiday in Playa de las Americas this year, why stay rooted to the resort when you could get out and about to discover the rest of this fantastic island? There's so much to see and do in Tenerife, it's well worth taking the time to explore this much-loved Canary Island. Here are a few ideas on where to go and what to see when you're staying in Playa de las Americas...

Siam Park
One of the most popular attractions in this part of the island is the splash-tastic Siam Park. Based just a few kilometres away, Siam Park is one of the biggest water parks in Europe that's packed with thrilling rides and death-defying flumes. It's home to everything from a floating market and its very own beach to a bunch of mischievous sea lions, so there's entertainment to be had for the whole family.

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When you're going abroad, you should remember to search and book the right level of travel insurance. Whether you're planning to try your hand at extreme sports or do nothing more than lie on a beach, holiday insurance is an essential part of going away - and it can save you endless hassle, not to mention a small fortune, should things go wrong.

There are many different types of travel insurance available. There are specific policies for certain holidays like skiing and snowboarding, and add-on cover for higher-risk activities like off-piste skiing. There are also policies which are dependent on frequency, and it's important to choose the right one for you to avoid paying over the odds.

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2013 Malia clubbing holidays are well and truly on the cards. You’ve got it booked and your holiday balance is going down faster than Kanye’s gold diggin’ girl. I guess the only real question is what to pack for Malia madness 2013.

First and foremost, get your documents sorted. It can seem like a complete borefest, but it is completely essential if you want to make sure you get through airport security and onto that flight with no problems.

In your hand luggage you want to pack items such as any boarding pass and tickets, information about your holiday, and your passport. Keep your currency on you at all times too, just in case you have any problems with your baggage. There’s nothing worse than being stranded without a penny to your name. You’ll also need copies of your travel insurance info, as well as an EHIC card.

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Guest Post by Catherine M.

The town of Borovets, situated in the Sofia Province in Bulgaria, is a popular resort on the northern slopes of Rila that has huge potential to become one of the go-to skiing destinations for beginner and intermediate skiers. Not only is it slightly quieter, with less crowded slopes than its overly popular neighbours, but if you book one of the all inclusive ski holidays online, you can benefit from some fabulously affordable stays that won’t break the bank too.

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Here's a guest post by fellow wanderer Kevin Tsai.