GUEST ENTRY- STACEY IVERSON I had applied to Camp America quite a way before booking and finalising my trip to Costa Rica. I had applied as an ‘on the rebound’ type of decision not really with any kind of idea what I was exactly signing up to. I honestly didn’t think that I would get […]
The USA is not a well-known place for long term budget tourists. Many people just come here for a short holiday and go to one or two cities. In any case, it is a big country without a real tourist structure or good transportation across the country. The hostels in USA are not […]
Whilst teaching in Thailand I met many new people and made many new friends, one of which was Kevin. Kevin taught in Thailand for a year, a term in a rural area in central Thailand and a term in Phuket. Here’s what Kevin had to say about his experiences… 1) What drew you to […]
Currently the world’s longest flight is a whopping 18 hours and 40 mins from Newark to Singapore, however there are also many plane rides which last less than 10 minutes. This may seem unusual, or perhaps even unrealistic, but there are indeed plane rides which take up less time than checking in at the airport. […]
So we’ve all been curious of the giant in the skies, the ultimate in luxury, in size. I was fortunate enough to have recently interviewed Jay from International Fly Guy who is Cabin Crew for a leading airline and works frequently on the Airbus A380. So lets find out what it’s actually like to me a […]
Guest post and first ever blog! Melissa Bridge As promised to a good friend of mine and inspiring blogger (ye-that’s me!) I was asked to write a blog for her on the Northern Lights, 5 months or so later and I am finally getting round to doing it, and felt it appropriate to be my first […]
A good friend and travelling buddy of mine, Stacey Iverson, has been making me very jealous since her return from Asia this week. Here’s what she had to say about her unique experience in the Maldives; When I booked my flights to Sri Lanka instantly I thought about the possiblity of somehow including The Maldives […]
Top 5 Gap Year Destinations as recommended by Twin Work and Volunteer– One of the most important decisions that needs to made when planning a gap year – is where you plan to go. Some backpackers opt to travel the world, while others prefer to stay in one country and take up rewarding activities such […]
GUEST ENTRY: NATALIE FROM INNATALIESSHOES This Sunday marks the end of Oktoberfest 2012 in Munich. What a sad time for beer drinkers around the world. I’m sure the countdown for 2013′s Oktoberfest will begin Monday morning once the hangovers have subsided. Okay, so the title of this is a bit of a misnomer. But here’s the technicality: I […]
GUEST ENTRY: PHILIP STAINTON Tunisia has two different types of holiday to offer, the ‘all inclusive hotel package “could be anywhere” holiday’ or the ‘backpack guesthouse “experience the country” holiday’. I’m the type of person who prefers Bangkok to Benidorm so naturally I chose the latter. Having boarded the British Airways flight to Tunis my […]
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