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.
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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.
China on a Shoestring – G Adventures Review
In October 2017 I had the exciting opportunity to try out a company I have been yearning to try for so long, G Adventures! Galavanting our way across China, I share where we went, what we did and exactly what I thought about it.
Things To Know Before Traveling to China
China is weird and wonderful and all kinds of crazy. Full of unique experiences, people and customs – some hard to get used to – that has become a life changing adventure.
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.
Top 5 Post-graduation Vacations That Will Cost Less Than Moving Out
Senior year of college comes around fast and after 16 years of full time study; a well-earned vacation isn’t a bad idea. Because lets face it, once you start excelling in your career, your next big break might not be until retirement.
Top 5 Secrets to Cheap Flights Online (that you probably haven’t heard before)
It’s always one of the biggest questions people ask me about travel, and for good reason. Flight’s can be expensive. And if not, the cheap options can be dodgy and take 31 hours to get anywhere because of multiple stops along the way. Having always booked my own flights, and always searching for a bargain, I’ve created some of my own techniques that have saved me hundreds of dollars.
Contiki – The good, the bad and the brutally honest
Contiki tours are such a popular way to travel for most young Australians, especially when venturing to Europe. I have now been on two separate Contiki tours, one in Europe in 2013 and one in Mexico in 2014. Whilst they are fun ways to get around, I think it’s good to know about every aspect of the tour to see if it’s right for you.
Playing tourist in my own city for the day – Melbourne
Having traveled to so many other cities around the world, I seem to forget to truly appreciate my home city. So I decided to take a day off to explore Melbourne as I would in any other city; as a tourist. Armed with my iPhone 6 and a travelers attitude in mind, I took to the streets and grew to love Melbourne even more than I already did.
The Wanderlust Times