What do you do when you’ve got itchy feet but have to stay put? You go on a virtual journey around the world, with these 80 travel movies.
Authentic Mykonos: Vioma organic farm visit with wine and produce tasting
Tourism has changed the face of Mykonos. At places like Mykonos Vioma, you can still experience a slower, more traditional pace of life.
Find your bitemojo – Review of a self-guided walking tour for foodies in Berlin
Looking for a food tour full of historic insights that is affordable and supports the local community? bitemojo tours tick all the boxes.
Cetinje, Montenegro: Why you should visit and what not to miss
Cetinje is an underrated gem and well worth a visit. Learn about all the must-sees and how to visit Ostrog and Mt Lovćen on day trips.
Want to get away from it all? Check out these unique, eco-friendly destinations
Create memories that last a lifetime with these unique, truly sustainable getaways – places we travel bloggers rather keep to ourselves.
A food journey through (Western) Slovenia
Slovenia is a foodie’s heaven. Find out what traditional dishes to try (and where) with our food journey guide around Western Slovenia.
Three weeks in the Baltics – An itinerary for independent travellers
Want to explore the Baltics, ideally by bus or train? We have the ultimate itinerary for you: an unforgettable mix of history, nature and culture.
12 Things you should know before you visit the Baltics
Are you planning a trip to the Baltics and wonder what to expect? Here are a few things you might want to know before you go.
Traditional food and drinks you must try when visiting the Baltics
You can’t fully appreciate the Baltics without trying at least one traditional dish and one typical local drink. Read here what not to miss.
One Day in Porto: An itinerary that will make you fall in love with this city
Only got one day in Porto? No problem. With our itinerary full of insider tips, you are guaranteed to fall in love with this beautiful city.
How to choose the right language school
There are thousands of language schools around the world, and your study experience can make or break your desire to improve your language skills. So, how do you choose the right one?
Guatemala: DIY travel ideas for first timers
Guatemala has impressive archaeological sites, stunning natural beauty and is rich in Mayan culture and traditions. Come and experience it for yourself.
Mexico – Land of cultural and natural wonders
Mexico is so much more than tacos, sombreros and mariachi bands. Find out what we learned as we explored the Yucatan Peninsula and Ciudad de México.
Discover the Caribbean: Cuba
Would you love to travel around Cuba? We are ‘repeat offenders’. Check out what we got up to this time and how much has changed since our last visit.
Discover the Caribbean: Dominica
How much do you know about Dominica? We explored the island for three weeks. Does the ‘Nature Isle’ of the Caribbean deserve its name? Find out here…
Loja, Vilcabamba and Cuenca – Beauties of Southern Ecuador
Experience true Ecuadorean life in Loja as the cultural capital, Vilcabamba with amazing hikes and Cuenca – which represents the most European city and is home to the most ex-pats.
How to experience civil rights issues as a non-American
Find out more about the history of Civil Rights Movement and how it is commemorated today around the deep south. And still more than 50 years later, gaps remain between blacks and whites.
New Orleans: A Southern Belle with character
Explore New Orleans and discover the best things to do and places to visit. There’s really no other place like it in the country or arguably in the world given its influences of Caribbean, French, Spanish, West African, and Native American cultures to name a few.
An East German’s view of Cuba first-hand
Paul had been writing about our 2012 trip through Cuba… but equally to the Amazon, I feel the urge to add some of my own thoughts. This was my first time here and it was sensory overload at times.
Step back in time in Trinidad de Cuba
Trinidad is a tourist mecca, but our favourite spot is always on the 400-year-old steps of the Casa de la Musica. Find out where else you can dance there.
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