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Trips to Costa Rica, Mt. Kilimanjaro and even Russia are also featured, with plans for much more expansion.The Outbound isn't the first adventure travel website, but careful curation and intuitive user experience sets it apart from the rest. "Sixty thousand trails doesn't help me much," says Outbound co-founder Brian Heifferon. "I just want to know what the best trails are.""We want to make sure you have that first great experience."In the spirit of first great experiences, we picked our favorite beginner's excursion from each of The Outbound's 20 adventure categories.The consumer is opening up his wallet and springing on travel in 2013.Travel, one of the largest travel xinjiang companies, recently reported bookings were up for the summer even at higher sales prices. Pick a new locale, pick a new hobby, and go be an adventurer. An Australian web developer has created a new website to help travellers connect with each other. It can also enable solo travellers to share travel experiences, save money and travel safer.Users sign up for free and then share their trip plans on timeBlend for others to "join" or "follow". Those looking to get travel advice can also search a catalogue of "places".

The site is available in English, French and Spanish, with plans for further international translation. TimeBlend was also recently adapted for mobile browsing, with a smartphone app in development, along with "experiences", which will be a marketplace for unique travel experiences created by locals.Lonely Planet's guide to where to go in 2014The guidebook publisher Lonely Planet, which produces more than 500 different titles, has brought out its Best in Travel 2014 report on the best places to visit next year.Top of the list of countries to visit next year is Brazil,The question investors should ask today is whether any of the silk road culture tour in this space trade at reasonable valuations.These are the most widely viewed travel websites on the market today. a listing which is tied to the country's hosting of the 2014 World Cup in 12 cities across the nation. The guide notes its beaches, rainforest, mountains and colonial architecture as key attractions beyond the football itself.Paris is touted as best city to visit next year. The guide argues that the city "is being reborn" following a push to reduce the cars that have been clogging one of Europe's most congested cities, particularly its Unesco World Heritage-listed riverbanks.