Have an upcoming trip to Sweden and don’t know where to start? No worries – I’m here for ya!
After my trip to Sweden, I fell in love with the country and wanted others to have the same experience, which is why I wrote up these quick and easy Sweden travel tips. Here you’ll find places to visit in Sweden, what to do and not to do, and how to get the most of your visit.
Let’s check it out!
Ни для кого не секрет, что Сан-Франциско один из самых дорогих городов Америки и мира!
Даже обычный тур выходного дня может серьезно ударить по вашему карману….однако, используя подсказки вы сможете сэкономить на всем : перелетах, отелях, отдыхе и многом другом. Сан-Франциско за небольшие деньги? Я расскажу вам как это сделать и сэкономить около 500 долларов, а может и больше…
Сколько же? Давайте выясним вместе!
If you’re planning a trip to the Maldives, chances are you’ll have a day (or at least a few hours) in Male City. Instead of jumping on a speedboat to your resort, take some time to check out the Maldivian capital – there’s so much cool stuff to do in Male!
Not sure what to do in Male? Is there a ferry from Male to Maafushi? What are the cheapest hotels in Male? I have all the information here – keep reading and you’ll find out how to get to Male Island, what to do, where to eat, and where to stay. Let’s go!
Welcome to another edition of Fast Five, a blog post series where you’ll find the most unique and interesting things to do in a particular country. In this post, we’re exploring some of the most unique things to do in South Korea. I won’t go into a wall of text explaining each of the things listed (that’s why it’s called the Fast Five!), but there’s just enough detail for you to decide if you want to check it out – and if so, I’ve provided all of the info so you don’t have to spend hours Googling.
To get you hyped up, here’s a little sneak peek of what you’re in for today:
1. Dressing up in a Habok
2. Getting Lost (in Nature) on the Island of Mandarin Oranges
3. De-stressing, the Korean Way
4. Making Some New Furry Friends at a Cafe
5. Bringing Out Your Inner Artist at the “Macchu Picchu of South Korea”
Can’t wait? Me neither — let’s check them out!
In this edition of Fast Five: Eye hospitals, boba tea, and a unique massage.
Welcome to the Taiwan edition of Fast Five! In this new feature, I’ll talk about some of the most fun and interesting things that you can do in a specific country.
These things are meant to get a glimpse of Taiwan’s culture, food, and the local scene. I won’t go into a wall of text explaining each of the things (that’s why it’s called the Fast Five!) but there’s just enough detail for you to decide if you want to check it out – and if so, I’ve provided all of the info so you don’t have to spend hours Googling. ;)
Can’t wait to see what’s inside? Here’s a mini table of contents of things that I’ll be talking about today:
1. Boba-making class
2. Knife Massage
3. Tea Plantation + Ceremony
4. Cat village
5. Ice cream in Eye Hospital
Let’s check out the rest!
Happy 2019, my dear adventurers!
It’s a new year, which means new resolutions – what are your goals for this year?
One of my biggest blogging goals for 2019 is to post a Month in Review and talk about what’s new in my life and travels. Hopefully it’ll be a nice chance to open up, connect, and keep track of my goals and successes for the month. Plus I can always come back and re-read this when I’m 85 and bored. ;)
Anyway, let’s grab some coffee, get comfortable, and talk about January!
