Meet Una Stewart, a Private Tour Guide in Copenhagen

Meet Una!

Una Stewart’s background is sure to bring a number of interesting stories to her Copenhagen tours. Once an opera stage director before turning and teaching English to grades 6 through 9, Una has the tried and tested ability to organize and manage large groups of individuals – even the unruly youngster types. Una also dabbles in writing young children’s stories, which means she is definitely an excellent candidate to guide families with younger kids.

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May 22, 2013 by
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Touring the Colca Canyon in Peru

Colca Canyon

As an American who unabashedly likes to think we have the biggest and best of a lot of things — the Colca Canyon in Peru had a lot to live up to. Regardless of the fact that I’ve never actually seen the Grand Canyon, I know it’s called “Grand” for a reason and I’m pretty sure Colca doesn’t mean “ginormous” in Spanish. A two day tour of the Colca Canyon with Viator showed this American what’s up.

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May 21, 2013 by
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Asha and Brock in Asia and Australia

In 2012, Viator sent two teams of two travel videographers around Europe and North America with our Dream Travel Job project. For 60 days each, they traveled, took Viator tours, and filmed.

This year we have Asha from our Europe team and Brock from the North America team back to do it all again in Asia and Australia! Read on to see where they are and what they’re doing on their adventure.

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May 21, 2013 by
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Top Travel Deals of the Week

Florence view

Looking for something new and fun to do while traveling this week? Check out Viator’s best travel deals available around the globe this week and make the most of your travel budget!

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May 21, 2013 by
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The World’s Cheapest Countries for Backpackers

Istanbul market

Backpacking around the world can be surprisingly cheap if you don’t mind roughing it at times and are willing to arrange your trip independently. For those on the tightest budget, look towards the developing world when creating your itinerary: Here you’ll find the potency of your experience in relation to the amount you spend will [...]

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May 20, 2013 by
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Best Places to Take Kids in Guatemala

Tikal

Guatemala might not be what comes to mind when you think of ‘travel with kids’, but this small Central American country actually has a lot to offer when it comes to family friendly travel. Guatemala’s rich history and culture, not to mention their varied terrain and climate, make this a destination for children that’s not only fun, but educational as well. Inexpensive, ample public transportation, and lots to see, make this an ideal stopping place for families who want a little more out of their next family vacation.

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May 17, 2013 by
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London VIP Tour

The Shard

The Exclusive-Access Tour to The Tower of London, St Paul’s Cathedral and The View from The Shard, a VIP experience only available on Viator, will have people seeing three of London’s most popular attractions as well ceremonies and areas of these attractions that aren’t generally open to the public, all led by expert tour guides.

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May 16, 2013 by
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10 of the Best Destination Wedding Locations

Moorea

For those engaged to get married, having a destination wedding is a great way to make your special day even more memorable. Not only can you choose your ideal setting to say your vows, but it allows you to keep costs down by having a more intimate guest list. Where you should hold the ceremony will depend on your couple personality as well as what kind of experience you’re looking for. To help you narrow down the choices, here are our picks for the 10 best destination wedding locations.

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May 16, 2013 by
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San Antonio for Art Lovers

Aerosol art at Clogged Caps

Most visitors to San Antonio come to see the Alamo, the Spanish Missions, and the vibrant River Walk. Many don’t know, however, that San Antonio ranks as one of the top 25 cities for art in the United States. This city loves art, and its artists love their city.

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May 15, 2013 by
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Meet Kostas Sakavaras, a Private Tour Guide in Santorini, Greece

Meet Kostas!

Kostas Sakavaras has been guiding tourists around mainland Greece and the Greek Islands of the Aegean for more then 17 years, but for the past six years Kostas has made the stunning volcanic island of Santorini his home. Fluent in English, German and Greek, he is the perfect companion to introduce you to this breathtaking island.

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May 14, 2013 by
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