Guest bloggers

1. 5 ways to make the most of the Khao San Road

   posted by Guest blogger - Emma Sparks | 0 Comments

   

   May222012

   Seen as the ‘backpacker capital of the universe’, Bangkok’s infamous Khao San Road is a street that doesn’t know the meaning of the word ‘sleep’. At 11pm the length of Khao San seethes with bodies. Scooters weave amongst them, and the smell of fried garlic and chilli, petrol and sweat emanates from every corner. It’s hectic, hedonistic and loud, but I loved it. It may not be off the beaten track, but it’s a track that’s hard to beat.

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2. 9 of the best cities to party in Europe

   posted by Guest blogger - Matt Kepnes | 0 Comments

   

   May162012

   Europe is one of the premier budget and backpacking destinations in the world. Every year, and especially when temperatures rise in the summer, thousands of people go backpacking in Europe and as they do they have one thing on their mind. No, not museums. Parties. Europe in the summer is one of the most festive regions of the world and the continent is bursting with parties, nightlife, and festivals from end to end.

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3. Interview with TV presenter, adventurer and best-selling author Simon Reeve

   posted by Guest blogger - Gareth Morris | 0 Comments

   

   May032012

   Television presenter, adventurer and bestselling author Simon Reeve has travelled extensively over the years. Visiting more than 110 countries and circling the world three times for the BBC TV series Equator, Tropic of Cancer and Tropic of Capricorn, we thought he’d know a thing or two about finding the best accommodation.

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4. 5 tips for travelling in Europe

   posted by WorldNomads.com | 0 Comments

   

   Apr232012

   In this guest post, WorldNomads.com take a look at some tips for travelling in Europe.

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5. Berlin's Street-food Guide

   posted by Guest blogger - Molly Hannon | 0 Comments

   

   Apr112012

   In this guest post, EuroCheapo's Berlin correspondent Molly Hannon shares her favourite spots for delicious and cheap street food in the German capital.

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6. Dublin's popular attraction: The Guinness Storehouse

   posted by Guest blogger - Aileen Power | 0 Comments

   

   Apr042012

   One of the most popular attractions in Dublin is the Guinness Storehouse. So what lies beneath all the hype of the Guinness Storehouse? With a deep breath and a long sip, I went to find out.

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7. Inter Rail Europe - My top ten tips

   posted by Guest Blogger - Rob Fehily | 8 Comments

   

   Apr032012

   Inter railing around Europe was a life-changing experience. I found it to be like a sort of traveller’s Pandora Box with a colourful array of different and notable things contained within – attractions, restaurants, tours, parks, museums and sights all for you to experience and explore. Like in the Pandora’s Box myth however, there is an important cautionary element to note in relation to such a trip. It would be unwise not to think and plan before considering such a holiday, and I learnt there are some very practical dos and don’ts with journeys like this. But using my top ten tips, your European inter rail trip should flow that little bit smoother...

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8. My favourite European cities

   posted by Guest blogger - Matt Kepnes | 0 Comments

   

   Mar302012

   I fell in love with Europe when I backpacked through the continent in 2006. It fascinated me - the food, the buildings, the cafe culture, the cheap wine and beer...it was exciting, full of history, and breathtaking. I've gone back every year since.

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9. My top 10 cheap eats in London

   posted by Guest blogger - Julie Falconer | 0 Comments

   

   Mar072012

   London is an expensive city. Everything from accommodation to transportation comes with a high price tag. That’s to say nothing of food, where even a small meal can cost a small fortune. But there are a number of restaurants in London that serve great food at reasonable prices, and they’re not hard to find. Some are independent eateries, others are chain restaurants, and all worth a visit when you are in London.

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10. The Irish pub: In praise of Ireland's watering holes

    posted by Guest blogger - Aileen Power | 0 Comments

    

    Mar062012

    Ah, the pub. Cornerstone of community, culture and craic. Den of shoulder rubbing and bad joking. Where live music and lively chat intersect at a smooth mahogany bar.

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