Monthly Archives: January 2012

I recently published a new post with my favourite and most important tips for dealing with loneliness while traveling. You might not think you’d feel lonely while you’re traveling solo, but after enough time you’re bound to miss your friends … Continue reading →

I recently published a post looking at hitchhiking (and more specifically, how to hitchhike well).  There are 6 mains rules that you need to follow when learning how to hitchhike. Following these rules will massively improve your chances of getting people … Continue reading →

For years travelers have taken laptop computers traveling with them. Now that tablet computers (such as Apple’s iPad) have exploded onto the market, a genuine alternative for the laptop computer has arisen. But what is the best tablet for traveling? I … Continue reading →

Couchsurfing has become pretty popular in the past few years, and is a great way to meet new people in unfamiliar cities. With this popularity, however, comes competition. Everyone wants to stay in that awesome looking apartment right in the … Continue reading →

Using your cell phone abroad is something that most people don’t give much thought – until their phone bill comes! Phone companies make a lot of money from people who don’t realise that overseas roaming/calling rates are often extortionate. Does … Continue reading →

I recently published a new post looking at travel apps (and more specifically, which ones are the best for travelers). Everyone seems to have an iPhone, iPad or Android these days, and each of these allow you access to a … Continue reading →

Whether you’re camping, hiking or traveling through some far-off country, chances are you’ll have a backpack that you’re using to carry your things around in. But what if this backpack was to break? What if you were out in the … Continue reading →

I recently published about gap year courses, as there seems to be a lot of confusion around them at the moment. Most people have no idea what gap year courses are, or why you would want to take one. In my articel … Continue reading →