Oluwatoyin Tobi's Travel Blog

   When and where to see peak foliage in 2018.      Planning a trip to see the foliage this fall? While you can fairly easily guess the general time to see those yellows, oranges, and reds each year (hint: fall), your timing needs to be impeccable to see peak colors. If you're in need of some guidance before booking a trip, look no further. SmokyMountains.com has compiled its annual interactive fall foliage map for 2018, offering predictions for when to see peak foliage in every county in the U.S. It's an excellent tool for estimating when to see peak fall foliage in Vermont, when to head to the mountains in Colorado, or when to book that bed and breakfast in New Hampshire. “Each year, we use a proprietary algorithm to process millions of data pieces and output accurate predictions for the entire country,” Wes Melton, co-founder and CTO of SmokyMountains.com , told Travel + Leisure . Those millions of pieces are then outputted as more than 50,000

    Indians are quite fond of travelling overseas. Banking on the same idea are various countries that are offering visa on arrival to Indians. An international holiday is something that Indians enjoy thoroughly, and things get even better when the destination of choice has visa on arrival for Indians. Why? Because getting visa is one of the most stressful parts of vacation planning. Waiting for hours in embassies and answering all those annoying questions can really become a big-time mood off. To make travelling abroad a cakewalk for travellers, there are a number of countries these days offering visa on arrival facility to those bitten by the wanderlust bug. You'll be surprised to know that there are more than 50 countries where you can just land up and get a visa stamped on arrival. Recently Zimbabwe was also added to the list along with a few more countries. Read More : Zimbabwe to offer visa on arrival to Indian travellers Here is the list of some 50 and

If you’ve got Spain on your travel bucket list and are eyeing a visa for the same, here’s the most comprehensive visa guide for it. With this, you can turn all your Spain fantasies, right from Flamenco and Paella to La Tomatina and hopping over to Ibiza, come true. Must Read: 50 countries offering visa on arrival for Indians Quite a simple process, getting a visa can be best done in a few simple steps. Here’s simplifying the process for you. Visa for Spain ― types of visas 1) Short Term Visa – It’s valid for 90 days’ stay in Spain. It includes stay for an uninterrupted 90 days or a successive period of stay for notmore than 90 days. Such a visa can be for a sort of purposes, including tourism, business, transit or for family members of EU/EEA citizens. 2) Residence Visa – It allows the visa holder a stay of more than 90 days, going by the purpose of stay. Application for such a Spain visa for Indians needs to be submitted by the applicant at the Embassy of Spain