Glastonbury Festival’s great, but can it really compare to cheese chasing, baby jumping or bun climbing? We’ve put together a list of the most unusual festivals from around the world, read on for 25 ways to make your life less boring. 1. Mud Festival – South Korea | July The gorgeous coastal town of Boryeong hosts an…
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The strangest and most bizarre festivals in the world
Glastonbury Festival is great, but does it really compare to chasing cheese, children jumping or climbing buns? We’ve put together a list of the most unusual festivals from around the world, read on for 25 ways to make your life more enjoyable. 1. Mud Festival – South Korea | July The beautiful coastal town of…
Paris like a local: Exploring Canal Saint-Martin & Belleville
If you’ve seen the Eiffel tower and you’ve lined up at the Louvre, if you’ve over-done the sidewalk bistros in St-Germain and you’ve accepted that you can’t really afford to shop along the Champs-Elysées, then it’s time to experience Paris like a local. That means you’ll need to head east, towards the Canal Saint-Martin and…
Where to party in Budapest: ruin bars, spa parties and Europe’s answer to Burning Man Festival
It’s no secret that Budapest is one of Europe’s hottest destinations right now – it’s cheap, wild and attracts top DJs from around the world. The best time to party here is the summer, when rooftop bars and decadent spa parties take over the city. We’ve put together a list of the best addresses in Budapest for…
10 ways world travel makes you more employable
Thinking about taking some time out to travel but worried about the impact on your career? Don’t sweat it – nowadays travel makes you more employable, not less. Here’s why… Travel teaches you to manage stress That important presentation you’ve been asked to do will feel like a breeze compared to rushing to catch endless planes or…
5 reasons why you should travel in your 20s
Travel is not always the best right from the start. Sometimes, like a good wine, it only gets better with age. Although many young people choose to travel straight after school or university, there are many reasons why travelling in your twenties can be even more rewarding. In fact, the twenties can be the best…
A guide to New Zealand for adventure lovers
It is almost impossible to spend a “normal holiday” in this beautiful country, with so many mountains, glaciers and lakes waiting to be explored. I’ve compiled a list of my top tips for anyone looking for adventure in New Zealand – from zorbing to skydiving. Bungee Jump in Queenstown For the ultimate thrill, head to…
Where to go in Europe when the euro is weak
This spring, the euro hit a seven-year low against the pound and a 12-year low against the dollar. Currently, the pound will buy you around EUR 1.40, compared to EUR 1.20 this time last year. If this isn’t the perfect excuse to book a trip to Europe, we don’t know what is! To help you…
the 15 best places for coffee in Amsterdam
Amsterdam is world famous for its ‘coffee shops’, which offer more than just a cup of coffee, but in recent years there has been a proliferation of amazing places to indulge in some good old-fashioned caffeine. Read on for the ultimate guide to coffee in Amsterdam. 1. Caffènation Amsterdam The well-known Belgian roaster Caffènation has…
11 stunning temples in Southeast Asia
Southeast Asia is home to some of the most beautiful, colourful and strange temples in the world. We’ve compiled a list of our favourite Asian temples, from the iconic Angkor Wat in Cambodia to the surreal and colourful Sri Mariamman in Singapore. Wat Rong Khun (Chiang Rai, Thailand) This remarkable temple, unlike anything else you’ll…
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