Traveling to the Seychelles

A great article on how to lower your Seychelles travel budget can be read on Triporiginator. This article outlines the best steps to ensure you don't end up spending more money than you should during your Seychelles holiday. It's an interesting read and will no doubt be helpful to those who are seriously considering visiting the Seychelles islands.

Booking a car rental Seychelles at Howto-Guidebook.com

A fabulous article on car rent in Seychelles was published at Howto-Guidebook.org. The article superbly outlines all the steps you need into consideration whenever you're renting a car in the Seychelles. This information is very useful if you are traveling to the Seychelles for the first time and are looking into hiring a car. Don't miss it.

Promoting your travel website via article marketing

Our guest post outlining how to effectively promote travel websites via article marketing has been published on the website. Although article marketing has lost some of its effective with the latest Google Panda update, it can nevertheless still play a role as long as it is properly used. This is discussed in the article.

To read the full article, head over to WeTravel2.org and read up on the Effectively promoting your travel website through article marketing blog post.

The top 5 cars of Hollywood movies

Cars are an essential part of movies in Hollywood, and it is not surprising to see car-related movies coming out quite often. While the plots and action scenes have changed due to the technological advances both in cars and the movie industry, there is no denying that a car movie will be a big hit if done right. History has proven this with several blockbusters such as The Duel, Spielberg's first hit, American Graffiti, Bullitt, or even Death Race. There are also other movies that successfully ride over the success of car movies, but without actually becoming classics. This article takes a closer look at the top 5 cars found in movies.

5) The Ford Mustang GT 390 in Bullitt
Bullitt's Ford Mustang GT 390 may need a strong shout to be considered. It is true that it is completely lacking as far as gadgets go and cannot boast impressive abilities such as the Batmobile's auto-destruction feature or even James Bond's invisible car, but this GT 390 was among the best of its kind. That. And the seven-minute or so chase scene involving this Mustang and the Dodge Charger is still one of the most impressive car scenes ever filmed.

4) The Pontiac Trans Am in Smokey and the Bandit
While there is no denying that the car makes the man, there arise some cases where the man makes the car. In this case, the man and his mustache make the car. Indeed, Burt Reynold's Pontiac Trans Am in Smokey and the Bandit is one of the most memorable cars in Hollywood history. Just like the GT 390 in Bullit, this Pontiac is as regular as it gets, but was involved in one of the most insane missions seen in a movie. And it did have a very unique feature: a runaway bride through half the movie.

3) The De Lorean from the Back to the Future trilogy
The De Lorean is every little boy's dream come true and not simply for its time-travelling abilities. This extremely stylish car boasts an amazingly slick outline, complete with a flux capacitor and a plutonium-powered nuclear reactor (since plutonium is a readily available item at the closest Walmart), and will travel at dizzying speeds that very likely send the driver into the future. Of course, with a title as mysterious as Back to the Future, it is not surprising that the car's been designed to be as mysterious and interesting as possible.

2) The Aston Martin DB5 in Goldfinder
Bulletproof glass? Check. People are just going to be shooting at James Bond anyway. Machine guns? Check. Whoever fires at James Bond will get fired at. Radar? Check. Satellite navigations are too common for James Bond. The Aston Martin DB5 in Goldfinder pretty much redefined the Bond car. It's gorgeous and boasted the most impressive list of Bond gadgets at that time. And it's being driven by Sean Connery, so it deserves the nod over competitors.

1) The Batmobile from The Dark Knight
It may look ugly at first, but the design of The Dark Knight's Batmobile is one that grows onto viewers the more it is seen on-screen. Not only that, but this car just oozes style. Its plethora of incredible gadgets, which includes the whole car being even grenade-proof, is nothing less than one would expect from Batman. Did I also mention that the car can transform into a motorbike if it's too damaged?

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Car rent Seychelles paperwork

If you want to hire a car in Seychelles, you will need to file some paperwork, especially for insurance purposes. Before you catch your plane, it is thus important to make sure that you have everything you need or you may find yourself unable to actually book a car once you land there.

To be able to rent a car in the Seychelles islands, you will need the following:

• your driving license
• your passport
• your credit card of cheque (some agencies accept cash, but it's better to be safe)

Additionally, if you own a car, it is also a good idea to bring your car insurance papers with you. While these are by no means required, you can still use them and a car rental company Seychelles will tailor your car hire contract to take your existing insurance into consideration.