Southeast Asia is home to many amazing things, but there is one thing in particular that they’ve gotten right, and that’s markets. Whether it’s food markets, art markets or knockoff clothes and purses, Southeast Asian markets are second to none. Here’s 10 of the best to consider for your next trip across Southeast Asia. Chatuchak Weekend…
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8 bucket list ideas for July (#1: cargo boat down the Amazon)
Want us to heap a few more travel ideas on top that ever-growing list? No, you cry? No, you’ve already got waaaay too many things you want to do and places you want to see? Come on. You can handle a few more. They’re good ideas. I promise. Ready? That’s the spirit – read on…
Introducing the Hostelworld Meet The World Report…
Who has been to more countries, the French or the Germans? The Germans. And where do global travellers want to go? Australia. We aren’t just making these up; we’ve gone and done a little something we’re calling the Hostelworld Meet The World Report. What better way to understand the world’s travel trends than asking…
Interview with Graham Hughes – Part II
This is Graham Hughes, the first person to visit every country in the world without setting foot on a plane. Originally from Liverpool, he now lives on his own private island off the coast of Panama, which he won on a “Survivor”-style game show. We caught up with him to discuss why he didn’t use planes…
Hostel of the week: Pars Teatro, Barcelona
Hostels are not a one size fits all kinda thing, and the Pars Teatro Hostel in Barcelona has got the young, cool, artsy vibe DOWN. Walk through the doors of this hostel (which is slap bang in the centre of Barcelona, FYI) and you’ll find velvet chairs, antique lamps, and quirky artwork in gilded frames….
Interview with Graham Hughes – Part I
This is Graham Hughes, the first person to visit every country in the world without setting foot on a plane. Originally from Liverpool, he now lives on his own private island off the coast of Panama, which he won on a “Survivor”-style gameshow. We caught up with him to discuss travelling by cargo ship, eating…
Travelling when you’re 20 VS. travelling when you’re 30
Andrew Tipp is a writer who works in digital publishing. He spent over a year on the road and volunteering all over the world. He also previously worked as a copywriter for a travel website and now writes on behalf of Original Volunteers, one of the UK’s leading voluntary organisations. When you’re 22, you kind…
The best places to skinny dipping and wild swim around the world
Skinny dipping features on a lot of people’s bucket list and is particularly popular with travellers, since being away from home and meeting new people can make you more adventurous. Of course, it’s important to always respect local customs and stay safe, but with a little common sense this could be one of the most…
10 alternative UK festivals you should add to your summer hit list
Give Glastonbury a miss this year and head top one of the UK’s awesome lesser-known festivals, where you’ll find music, mischief and glitter galore. From immersive theatre to holistic spas, forest feasts to cosmic laughter waggons – read on for your ultimate summer festival guide. 1) Boomtown Fair Prepare for three days of disco and…
From free hotdogs to Tai Chi in the park: How to get more bang for your buck in New York City
Just because you’re in New York , it doesn’t mean your trip has to be expensive. Whether you want offbeat culture or iconic NYC moments, read on for HI USA’s pick of the best free things to do in the Big Apple. Soak up the culture at a world-class museum Plan your trip right and you can…
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