Since COVID-19 was discovered in January 2020, the world has changed dramatically. As travel was shuttered, the world watched as airline after airline was grounded and thousands upon thousands of flights were cancelled. With airlines asking for government bailouts as angry customers demand refunds ... continue reading
Maururu et Nana: Thank you and Goodbye to InterContinental Moorea
I'm not exactly proud of it, but over the last decade, I realised that I've attached myself more to places than people. It just made life easier and less complicated because I tend to move around so much. I've been in this 'game' for about 15 or so years now. 15 years of working, writing, ... continue reading
Why Travel is Beneficial to Education
Everybody says that you get the best education from life. People make mistakes and get experience. What about traveling? It is an activity that lets people learn new things and become better individuals. Travel is advantageous for students and AdvancedWriters, a professional essay writing service ... continue reading
Exploring Villa Escudero: Going on a Day Trip from Manila with Viator
More often than not, Manila as a destination is either a springboard / gateway to the tropical, white sand beaches of the Philippines or a week-long work trip for some people. Many tourists spend 1 or 2 days in Manila before or after their Philippine trip and often indulge in the capital city's ... continue reading
15 Must-Haves for the Travelling Businesswoman
If you’re a high-powered businesswoman, chances are that you’re always on the go. Board meeting in San Francisco? Better catch that redeye from your contract negotiation in Vancouver. Next week? It’s a nonstop flight to Singapore to finally settle that client negotiation once and for all. And of ... continue reading
Sleeping Under the Stars: 5 Destinations That Offer the Most Spectacular Night Sky
Population densities have made it easy for people to access whatever they need. But these densities amount to a lot of people living in concentrated areas, filled with street lights and tall buildings. And that means that there are fewer instances for people to actually see the stars in the night ... continue reading
Top Kid-Friendly Cities in Southern California
If you’re looking to take a family vacation to Southern California, you’ll need to consider cities, attractions, and areas that are conducive to kids and families. Fortunately, there are tons of travel options—and many ways to plan a vacation—that can keep your kids happy while still providing a ... continue reading
Is Van Life Really All that It’s Cracked Up to Be?
It’s surprising how something that was fairly marginal like living out of a van became a worldwide sensation overnight. But when you look at it, van life seems to have many things that make it attractive to this generation. For one, it speaks to our nomadic past, and our need for freedom. Remote ... continue reading
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