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Hostels vs. Airbnb: Which Should You Choose For a Budget Trip?
From cosy Airbnbs to lively and friendly hostels, picking the right budget-friendly accommodation can become tiresome. Both have their advantages and disadvantages depending on you
6 Tips for Better Documenting Your Travels
Undoubtedly, when traveling we have experiences that will last a lifetime as we explore the world and dip our toes in unfamiliar cultures and customs. However, it can also be hard
Essential Budget Guide to Posh Vienna
Vienna, the captivating capital of Austria, is defined by its elegance, imperial history, and admiration for the arts. It’s a city that continues to find itself on the list o
15 Reasons to Visit Barcelona as Told by a Local
Barcelona, a city known for its sun and sea, Sagrada Familia, food, and nightlife. I could tell you that these are reasons to visit Barcelona — because, well, they are —
Why You Should Live Abroad At Least Once
“Cortado, por favor,” I say to the barista at my favorite cafeterÃa in Barcelona. I take a seat and grab the local newspaper that’s patiently waiting for a fresh
15 Dreamy Photos of Scotland’s Landscapes to Inspire Your Next Trip
Scotland is a land of magnificent natural beauty that captivates its visitors with its charming greenery, mountains, and lochs. As I am quite in love with this country for a number
Pros and Cons of Living in Barcelona as an Expat
Barcelona, a Spanish and Catalan city beautifully nestled between the mountains and the Mediterranean sea, has now been my home for the past two years. With my prolonged on and off
The Ultimate Local’s Guide to Glasgow, Scotland
The subtle drops of rain are gently hitting the cobble-stoned alleyway as you head into a quaint, but lively pub in Glasgow’s West End. Walking inside you’re greeted by
How I Make Money to Travel By Teaching English Online with VIPKID
In June I was officially hired with a company called VIPKID that hires North Americans to teach English to children in China aged 4-12. It’s completely online, meaning you ca
