What you are going to read here is an interview with the AI Chatbot DeepAI. The aim was to see how knowledgeable AI Chat is on topics related to Greece and Greek mythology.
There are a variety of other AI chatbots...
There are plenty of things to do in the Adelaide Hills that attract locals and tourists alike—especially on the weekend.
The Adelaide Hills could easily pass off as the English countryside in certain places.
One of the biggest surprises is that...
Many of us would love to give travel advice to our younger self if we could have access to a time machine since each of us would do a few things differently.
By giving travel advice to our younger selves we...
The best beaches in Crete are easy to find with this ultimate beach guide to Crete. I also provide interesting side trip ideas that are close by to a few of these awesome beaches.
In this post I have carefully selected...
Greek lesson 7 teaches you how to order souvlaki and gyros in Greek as if you were born and bred in Greece.
In this Greek-speaking lesson you will learn:
the difference between Greek souvlaki and gyros (in different parts of...
After visiting the Hellenic Museum in Melbourne, I must say it was truly exceptional! Zeus, Aphrodite, and Hermes were all there, welcoming me in the historic former Royal Mint building, which beautifully showcases Hellenic culture and history. Here, you'll...
Coming up with this extensive list of the best walks in Adelaide took me a while to settle on but now that it's finally done I'm half convinced that I've done a pretty good job.
Yeah sure, I may have missed out...
Choosing the best road trips Australia offers first requires asking yourself whether you are more interested in coastal drives or Australian outback road trips.
Once that is decided, then all you need to do is pick the perfect Australian road...
Visiting the Venus Baths in the Grampians National Park in Victoria is honestly one of the coolest things to do in Australia. Why? Because you’re right in the heart of the Grampians, surrounded by epic walks and jaw-dropping views....
It’s a pleasure to interview Johnny Ward from One Step 4Ward, a remarkable travel blogger who left Ireland in 2006 with barely a dime to his name and ultimately built a travel blogging empire, making several million dollars along...