Travel Tips

    Nov 8, 2019• by Gotravelwithpurpose

    Morocco at a Second Glance

    When writing these posts I want to be transparent about the good and bad sides of the places we visit, and provide you with my first impressions contrasted against the more fair second... read more

    Nov 7, 2019• by AdventuresInFluency

    Antalya is Çok Güzel (Very Beautiful!)

    In Turkish, "çok güzel" means "very beautiful." It's an expression of enthusiasm used to admire beautiful things, beautiful people and beautiful actions. At night, Antalya's old town casts a... read more

    Nov 7, 2019• by Amanda_wild

    Trek in Nepal: the Mustang area

    The Mustang is a small Tibetan enclave in the Nepalese territory which is nothing like the rest of the country. Here everything is barren but the river which crossed this Nepalese region from... read more

    Nov 7, 2019• by thesumoftravel

    Five Easy Ways to Save Money on Accommodation

    The cost of accommodation can be an expensive part of your travels, especially if like to stay in hotels. But of all the travel categories, the cost of accommodation is the one that is the easiest to... read more

    Nov 7, 2019• by Sunnysidetrip

    12 Hours in Singapore

    As you probably already know, if you have read our previous articles, Ale and I are lovers of long-term stops, so when it was time to book tickets to start our adventure in South East Asia, we... read more

    Nov 7, 2019• by MyCubaRentals

    Best Time of the year to Visit Cuba and What to Wear

    - Wet season runs from May to October. - Dry season runs from November to April. (If you want the best prices on accommodation avoid holidays) - Peak Season: December to March, July and... read more

    Nov 7, 2019• by Gotravelwithpurpose

    An Authentic Turkish Scrub-down

    Do you have memories of being bathed as a child? Lovingly but painfully scrubbed down until you were sure a layer of skin (and dignity) has been entirely shed. Love it or hate it, be ready to... read more

    Nov 6, 2019• by Gotravelwithpurpose

    No More Tipping Guilt

    I must admit, I am starting to feel numb to tipping guilt. Or perhaps I should say not-tipping guilt, a feeling closely related to souvenir-exhaustion. Long-term travelers tend to get overexposed to... read more

    Nov 6, 2019• by DublinRoguesTour

    Visiting Dublin City

    Hi Travellers, I want to give you a fee tips if you are travelling to stay in Dublin, Ireland 🇮🇪, Dublin has some great sites to see and has a rich history and culture, there are 52 museums... read more

    Nov 6, 2019• by albaniaincredible

    Albania, a wonderful surprise in Southeast Europe

    My country is small, but is like a diamond, yes it is! If you like blue beaches, Albania have Riviera with Ionian sea. If you like mountains, yes we have it. And if you like both of... read more

    Nov 6, 2019• by Amanda_wild

    What to do in Cambodia

    Cambodia is, of course, famous for its Angkor Wat temples but this country has also plenty of resources. The landscapes and the Khmer culture are great to discover as this country stay very... read more

    Nov 6, 2019• by RoaringRomania

    How expensive is it to party in Bucharest?

    Well, considering the amount of stag and bachelorette parties in the Old Town, not that expensive. A pint of beer, even in the more expensive places in the Old Town doesn’t go beyond 24 Lei (aprox... read more

    Nov 6, 2019• by Globetrotter

    How to NOT Get Sick on an Airplane

    If you travel regularly, the possibility of illness is a vague awareness; you get by most of the time - until you don't. Then you remember how lucky you've been the last x times you flew, before... read more

    Nov 5, 2019• by The_Escapee

    Ghoom- The Cloudy Tale Of Darjeeling!

    "The queen of hills"- really no wonder why Darjeeling is called as "QUEEN". One of the most beautiful hill destinations in India. The absolute destination for tea-holics. Yes, right! Darjeeling is... read more

    Nov 5, 2019• by MyCubaRentals

    Cuban Currency and Travel Tips

    In Cuba, cash is king and credit/debit cards simply won't work. There are two currencies: Cuban Peso Nacional (CUP) for locals and Cuban Convertible Peso (CUC) for foreigners. CUP... read more