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20 CRAZY FACTS Of Travel

1] Travel has been proven to increase creativity.

2] we can lose more than 60 fluid ounces of water from your body during a ten-hour flight.

3] Rice was used in the construction of the Great Wall of China.

4] Travel helps to stay hydrated amigos.

5 ] The German word “fernweh” means “far sickness,” or an intense urge to travel.


6] Without a single legally required paid vacation day or holiday,U.S. is the only developed country in the world .

7]Kiribati is the only country in the world to fall into all four hemispheres.

8] One-third of the world’s airports are located in the U.S.

9] Around 61,000 peoples are in Sky flyer .That too lot of SkyMiles.
10] Panama City’s Tocumen International Airport has the least number of canceled flights in the world with a cancellation rate of just 0.07 percent.

11]The pilot and his assistant must eat different food in order not to upset their stomachs at the same time.
12] 30 million people in China live in underground caves.

13]In Morocco, there are goats that regularly climb trees to have thier meal.

14]Travel to Antarctica is rare for most people, but not for meteorites.

15]In Morocco, there are goats that regularly climb trees to have thier meal.

16]Taking a vacation can lower your risk of heart disease.

17]Saudi Arabia is a country which officially has zero rivers.

18]There is enough fuel in a Boeing 747 plane to power a car around the entire planet 4 times.


19]The Eiffel Tower is a daily place of work for 600 Parisians.

20]All roads will leads to Rome. Especially when there’s a city named Rome on every continent.



Credits: Jothika

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