Tangier was the first place I visited in Morocco. As I sailed over from Tarifa, Spain, on an hour-long journey that connected Europe and Africa, I watched the evening light dance over the tall minarets. I disembarked, walked through the port, and plodded up the hill toward my guesthouse. From Bab Al Bahr, I took […]
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“We were divided for many years. Our country’s not perfect. But we are uniting, and tourism can help with this” our guide Dhanoushka told us as we drove to Sri Lanka’s once war-torn north. The South Asian island nation, often known as the “teardrop of Asia” is, without a shadow of a doubt, one of […]
I’ve visited Morocco twice this year, and here’s everything I packed! Packing for Morocco means balancing staying cool in warm weather and being respectful of local customs. Here’s a detailed guide to what I packed for my trip, organised by category, including tips and insights based on my previous experiences in Morocco and North Africa! […]
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Aug
I’ve recently returned from a trip to Borneo, and one question that many people asked me before I was planning a trip there was is Borneo safe? Borneo safety wasn’t something I considered hugely before my trip, but there are a few things to be mindful of, especially if you’re visiting the east coast or […]
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Sep
If you’re wondering how to get from London to Paris, this article’s for you! The glittering capitals of London and Paris have long been bucket list destinations for keen Europe travellers. Both cities boast history and culture; but, despite their relatively short distance from one another, their atmosphere and way of life can starkly contrast. […]
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Aug
Are you thinking of visiting Turkey in Spring? This blog post will detail why spring is the best time to visit this country, with tips on where to go! Turkey has often been called the “cradle of civilization” and now it is a tourist destination for thousands. The country’s vast diversity, history, and culture can […]
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Apr
When I was planning my Laos trip, one word of solid advice I received was: make sure you go to Kong Lor Cave. Looking at the map of Laos, I saw that while most of my Laos itinerary route hugged the border with Thailand, Kong Lor Cave jutted slightly inland. At the time, I was […]