Travel is often highly rewarding for the soul, but when it comes to taxis, they can generally have a detrimental impact on the pocket. Travellers are often most vulnerable within the first hours of entering a new country.The first point of contact
Solo travel is an incredibly freeing experience. You don’t have to worry about family members stressing over itineraries and you can easily switch your plans on a whim.
Now that we are returning to normalcy after the coronavirus pandemic, this is the perfect chance to plan a family vacation. The time you will spend together will offer great opportunities to bond, relax, and see some amazing sights. However, since
Whether you’re travelling to a tropical beach resort or an idyllic countryside location, chances are that you enjoy getting into the water as part of your travels. With wild swimming in lakes, rivers, waterfalls and the sea becoming more and more popular, we’re sharing our top safety tips for anyone planning on taking the plunge.
If you’re an avid traveler, the last year has been harder than ever. Recently, however, the CDC has lifted many restrictions on travel for those who have been vaccinated for COVID-19. With summer just around the corner, that has many people excited to hop on a plane again (even if not every country is open yet).
Travelling alone or even with a friend or partner can be daunting for women – especially if they are visiting a place that is completely different to home. With recent reports showing that 71% of women in the U.K have experienced sexual harassment in public places (report by the APPG for UN Women) it’s important to consider how you will feel safe when travelling. Here are a few things I consider every time I travel.
It’s easy for travellers to think of protecting themselves and their loved ones from COVID-19 as they’re settling into airplane or restaurant seats or checking into hotels. But sometimes consideration for others goes out the window, especially when it comes to protecting service personnel at airports, shops, hotels and restaurants, on airplanes and in taxis.
As lockdowns have eased around the world, many of us are tentatively boarding planes and cautiously resuming our travels. But is it safe to fly during the pandemic, or should we be staying home until the virus has been eradicated?
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