From Graduate Stress to Dream Job: My Travel Intern Story
Internships get a bad rep. They conjure images of making endless cups of tea, being ignored in meetings, or doing nothing that actually helps your career. But becoming a travel intern? That’s a different story — and in my case, it was the best thing I ever did. This is how a one-month marketing internship...Continue reading→
Hanoi’s Lesser Known Hot Spots
As Vietnam’s capital, it’s easy to get caught up in seeing Hanoi’s typical sights and museums, but away from the whirlwind of motorbikes are a few hidden gems that few know about, and are entirely worth your time. *This article may contain affiliate links, click here for more information. Originally published in November 2017, updated April 2020....Continue reading→
Planning the Ultimate Alternative Getaway
When we think of holidays, the majority of us will think of sunny getaways where we can lie about on sun loungers in all-inclusive resorts, sip on cocktails, get involved in a few fun activities, head to the local beach, shop some local stalls and maybe go on a day trip or excursion. The more...Continue reading→
Travel with your Taste Buds at Cosmo Restaurant
2020 has been a rocky road to say the least with many disruptions to travel. So instead, I took safe passage and travelled through my taste buds to somewhere hot and exotic. At a time where I feel as indecisive as the weather, Bristol's COSMO restaurant is renowned for offering a fresh choice of food...Continue reading→
The History, Storytelling And Magic of Oxford
Historic, gorgeous, and cultured, Oxford represents, to many people, the classic appeal of Britain much more than the metropolitan London, while still being a bit more tourist-friendly than the more serious Bath. Here, we’re going to look at a few of the absolute top things to do in Oxford, and why you should consider going...Continue reading→
Discover Adventure Over the Bridge to Wales
Monmouthshire – and South East Wales – is rife with epic adventure. Less than three months into 2020 and we’re running rife with political pressures and infectious diseases in the UK, so it’s a fair bet that most will be looking toward staycations and day trips for their travel fix. Now that the Severn Bridge...Continue reading→
Cheap Holidays Abroad: Booking Early vs Booking Last Minute
There are lots of ways to save money on a holiday abroad. One effective way of cutting costs is to consider how far in advance you book your hotel and flights. Booking early (over six months in advance) is a common way to save costs. Many hotels and airlines offer early bird deals to those...Continue reading→
Why Being Sent to Coventry is No Bad Thing
Whether you’re looking for somewhere to take a long weekend or you’re trying to do more trips in the UK for environmental reasons, chances are Coventry isn’t on the top of your list, but maybe it should be. Not only is Coventry set to be the City of Culture in 2021, but it is home...Continue reading→
A Complete Guide to Visiting Iceland by Cruise Ship
Cruise ships are growing in popularity and more destinations are becoming accessible by sea. Iceland is such a beautiful country with amazing natural landscapes, and it’s one of the best places in the world to see the Northern Lights. If you have never visited before, it should absolutely be on your bucket list. When you...Continue reading→
Three Ways To See The World And Give Back
The hot topic right now is sustainable travel. And while travelling and experiencing the world is one of the greatest things you can do, is it possible to see the world and give something back at the same time? This article was submitted by a travel company as a paid collaboration. Exposure to other lands,...Continue reading→
