Your two days in Tromsø itinerary could involve husky sledding, learning about Sami culture, visiting quirky museums or taking in views of the Arctic harbour from the top of a nearby mountain. Are you ready to learn all about this enchanting northern city? “It’s not too bad”, Rebecca, our local guide, encouraged. She’d just jumped […]
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Aug
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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Jul
Jul
Natural hot springs have been a coveted place to go for relaxation on holiday since ancient times. You can find natural hot springs worldwide, from Argentina to the US and many more places. They are a fantastic treat for your body and mind. If you’re looking for a place to go on holiday where you […]
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May
May
Russia is a country unlike any other. It is the biggest country in the world, stretching along the top of Europe and Asia. However, it is a country that many people don’t think to visit, or decide to just go to the two main cities, Moscow and St Petersburg. In reality, there is so much […]
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May
May
By Sabrina Pinksen In December 2019, my life took some unexpected twists. I found myself on an island in Thailand, scraping together the last dollars from the bottom of my bank account in order to rent an ant-infested room in a compound on a hill. Outside my door, a horse was grazing in the grass. […]
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Oct
Oct
The natural scenic beauty of Hobart attracts many travellers, but like any island destination where you are somewhat of a captive tourist, it’s not the cheapest holiday you can find. Still, with so much to see and do, Hobart is well worth a visit and it can be done on a budget. Plan Your Holiday […]
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Apr
Apr
A getaway with friends and family is a lovely way to holiday. Arranging to meet your nearest and dearest here in England eliminates the hurdles of airport queues, passports and injections – mild headache-inducers for most of us. Those diversions are way less daunting if you are travelling alone or with your partner, but co-ordinating […]
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Apr
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 […]
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Jun
Jun
Fun fact: I am actually half Cornish. Not exactly earth shattering information, but my family love that area of the country and are always talking about the other-world-like ‘life back West’, so it’s as ingrained into me as much as a more exotic heritage would be. Despite this, I hadn’t actually been to Cornwall for […]