Sasha is a young Aussie lass who is living it up as an expat in Shanghai. When she’s not teaching English she can be found scheming her next grand travel adventure, dancing up a storm at Shanghai’s hippest clubs and taking an uncountable number of pictures of random things.
My life has changed so much in the past 3 years from my days working back at home saving up to travel to moving to China to teach English for the past nearly 2 years. As my life has changed so have my priorities and if I’m honest with myself I must admit travel blogging is no longer one of them…
One of the delights of going to Morocco is exploring the Souks. But if your not careful you could find yourself getting seriously scammed! But fear not Nadia Latif has some great tips on how not to get scammed in the souks!
Turkey is a fascinating country bursting with culture and history. In this installment of ‘World Experiences’ Jack shares his top tips for really experiencing Turkey. You haven’t experienced Turkey until you have…
Have you ever been curious about volunteering as a sports coach? Neil shares a personal glimpse into a day in his life as a volunteer sports coach in Ja Ela, Sri Lanka.
Travel Blog Discovery is a series that aims to unearth some of the new talents in travel blogging. The first installment features Audrey, the honest, relatable and humorous writer behind ‘That Backpacker.’
Hong Kong is most well known for being a large cosmopolitan city for shopping and Kung Fu enthusiasts. But what I discovered was Hong Kong’s untapped wilderness, a hiker’s paradise just a stones through away from the city.
As a kid Jervis Bay was one of my favourite family holiday destinations and once you read this you will understand why. From dolphin watching to bush walking and stuffing your face with delicious, greasy fish and chips what’s not to love!
Winding around Melaka’s historical old town on a Tri-Shaw was the perfect way to get a glimpse into Melaka life and history. Though I’m not so sure about the Barbie’s…
Apparently Europe is not quite as civilized as you might think! Funny signs, mistranslations, bizarre product names and outrages shop names do in fact exist!
There’s no denying that we have to make many sacrifices when choosing a life abroad or a life of travel, are they worth it? Is it worth choosing a life without Easter eggs?
