In a time where travel has become magnified, some of you may be looking to do something different. With crowds getting bigger and bigger, social media becoming overloaded with selfie’s and prices for major attractions rising, immersive experiences might be just what you’re looking for.
Travel & food. Two of the best things in the world and you can do them both at once. We have the perfect list of world eats for the wandering foodies out there to tick off on your next adventure
It’s the most wonderful time of the year. Okay, not quite, but the holiday season is fast approaching, and it’ll be here before you know it.
When you let yourself loose on the world, the amazing experiences you’ll have come at the cost of a steady routine. When routine is lost our bodies can also lose focus too.
Money doesn’t grow on trees, right? Saving can be a struggle; it always seems to come slowly and go so quickly.
The world is a melting pot of different cultures and customs, so if you’re looking for a way to get the ultimate insider experience and immerse yourself in a different way of life overseas, we might have just found the ultimate way in.
If you haven’t hit the road much then this article will be a worthwhile read. You might be wondering how to travel on a budget? What can you travel effectively? Does it really work? Will I have a fulfilling experience? Can I afford it? Anyone can stick to a travel budget! It just really depends on where you are going and how far you’re willing to stretch your savings.
Nepal is one of a kind. Nestled high up in the Himalayas, Nepal is entirely landlocked. Sandwiched between India to the east, south and west and Tibet to the north, it boasts eight of the ten tallest peaks in the entire world, making it the ultimate trekker’s paradise.
Becoming a vegan isn’t exactly the smoothest transition to make, but as all vegans know, the benefits outweigh the negatives. One common misconception, however, is that being a vegan makes it difficult to travel the world. Sure, it can be a bit harder than travelling as a non-vegan, but it certainly isn’t impossible.
