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Best Ryokan in Japan – Spend the Night in a Traditional Japanese Inn

Best Ryokan in Japan – Spend the Night in a Traditional Japanese Inn

Ryokans have been part of the Japanese culture for centuries and originated to allow travellers an overnight rest on their long journeys. In traditional ryokans you take off your shoes in an “agari-kamachi” and separating each room are sliding paper doors. You will most likely be sleeping on futon and eating on low wooden tables…

London’s goldmine of street art & where to find it

London’s goldmine of street art & where to find it

Street art is the biggest artistic movement of the 21st Century, and London’s walls have become a dazzling canvas for artists to let rip. The beauty of urban art is that it’s constantly disappearing, evolving and giving the artists an immediate audience whilst giving us a free art exhibition! Go on a walk and you’ll…

9 of the best cities in the world for street art

9 of the best cities in the world for street art

As you travel from country to country, city to city you’ll come across so many different styles of street art. As an art lover I not only take the time to visit galleries in each city but also explore what the local artists are up to in small exhibitions or on the streets! I’ve collected…

15 Amazing Bond Movie Locations You Must Visit

15 Amazing Bond Movie Locations You Must Visit

We explore some of the most beautiful Bond movie locations of the most recent Bond reboots that you can visit, from Casino Royale to Skyfall. CASINO ROYALE The first Bond movie to feature Daniel Craig as well as the first book featuring Bond written by author Ian Fleming. The movie follows Bond as he tracks…

How travel has changed since 1985’s ‘Back to the Future’

How travel has changed since 1985’s ‘Back to the Future’

I’ll be honest, I have somewhat of a personal vested interest in this blog post. I LOVE the Back to the Future. Growing up I wanted nothing more than to be Marty McFly, hurtling through time and space in a rusty old DeLorean. Like everyone, I hoped and wished that the year 2015 would really…

15% off your airport transfer when you book with Hostelworld before 31st July 2018

15% Off Your Airport Transfer Promotion ·       Promotion Dates: July 23 2018 to July 31 2018 (Closing Date)   ·       How to Apply: To avail of the offer you need to book accommodation through Hostelworld before July 31 2018 and separately book airport transfer transportation services for use (i.e. ‘pick-up’) before September 30 2018 through Cartrawler….

Southeast Asian Markets: 10 of the Best in Thailand, Vietnam and Beyond

Southeast Asian Markets: 10 of the Best in Thailand, Vietnam and Beyond

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…

Where to party in Budapest: ruin bars, spa parties and Europe’s answer to Burning Man Festival

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…

11 stunning temples in Southeast Asia

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…

Which iconic landmarks will be green on St. Patrick’s Day?

Which iconic landmarks will be green on St. Patrick’s Day?

Every year on March 17, iconic buildings, statues and other landmarks around the world light up green in celebration of the popular national holiday, St. Patrick’s Day. From Christ the Redeemer in Rio to the Empire State Building in New York City, everyone is Irish on St. Patrick’s Day. This year’s ‘global greening’ by Tourism…

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