How to best use travel hashtags on Instagram
Find out how I use travel hashtags to reach up to 25k+ impressions with only 8k followers.
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Which countries need your tourism the most post-corona
I’ve researched which countries will be most affected by a lack of tourism and how to best help.
Plastic free for a month: the review
I decided to quit plastic cold turkey for a month to raise awareness of the excessive plastic use within our society and it’s lasting affects.
A Beginners Guide to Hiking Torres del Paine (W Trek)
If your after an adventure hike surrounded by jagged snow capped peaks, giant glaciers and bright blue lakes then TdP is for you! Here is all you will need to know to book, hike and enjoy!
Getting public transport to the Great Wall of China
When visiting Beijing on a budget, there are a number of ways to get to the Great Wall of China, some more popular than the other. Here I share the three main options I found and which worked for me.
Eight Tips to Avoiding Jet Lag
Until recently I thought of jet lag as a myth, having never really experienced it. Well that was until a few weeks ago. I’ve since realised my automatic steps to avoiding jet lag must have been pretty good, so read on to check them out.
5 Common Travel Scams To Avoid
Guest contributor and world traveler Jess Signet writes about travel scams that are easy to come by and easy to fall for. Here’s some helpful tips on how to avoid them and what to look out for.
How To Protect Your Hair Whilst Traveling
Traveling can really take a toll on your hair. New climates, humidity, extreme dry heat, salt water, dirt, sand and everything in between can affect the feel and overall health of your hair.
Stepping Out of Istanbul: Day Trips and Weekend Escape Ideas
Whilst Istanbul in itself is teeming with cultural, historic and interesting attractions, the rest of Turkey has much to offer international visitors. From easy day tours to overnight or weekend stays, there is an option for all tastes close by. This is a great way to utilise ones time, whilst adding depth to a prolonged holiday in Istanbul.
How to be a traveler, not a tourist
There is a world of difference between the two groups of holiday makers. Essentially, travelers immerse themselves in the culture of a place. They learn the history, grow from experience and appreciate religions. Tourists stay in luxury, spend a majority of their time on tour buses, take photos of the pretty monuments, buy tacky souvenirs then fly home with nothing new learned except for how to take a good photo. Whilst there is no problem with being a tourist, if the traveler experience is what you want to get out of an overseas vacation, then follow these tips. You will never be called a tourist again!
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