Category: Journal
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Why you should drop everything to travel in your 20s
In my early 20s, I worked as a travel agent in my home town of Hobart, Tasmania. One time, I had a female customer in her mid-30s take a seat at my desk. She asked me about booking a trip to New Zealand for herself and her friend, who had been diagnosed with terminal cancer.…
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8 important things I learned while living abroad in the US
My first trip to the US was for my 21st birthday. I booked tickets (for me and my ex-boyfriend) to spend a few weeks exploring the southwest. We did a 10-day tour from Los Angeles to San Francisco, which gave us the chance to party in Las Vegas and explore some of the country’s national parks. I…
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The crazy story of my last-minute trip to Ireland
Have you ever booked an international trip only 8 hours in advance? I have! Here’s the crazy story of my last-minute trip to Ireland.
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The most expensive trip I’ve ever taken
Sometimes, unique experiences are worth the money. Here’s the most expensive trip I’ve ever taken, and why I regret none of it.
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How to take advantage of flight delays and cancellations
Most airlines aren’t required to give you compensation for delayed or cancelled flights, but depending on the circumstances, you might be able to get a few freebies – here’s how to take advantage of flight delays and cancellations!
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Are you experiencing your travels IRL?
Do you make an effort to experience your travels in real life, instead of through the screen of your camera or smartphone?
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11 things I’ve learned about becoming a New Yorker
It took a few months, but I eventually overcame the cultural differences and felt as though I fit right in with everyone else! Here’s what I’ve learned about becoming a New Yorker.
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Have you moved abroad yet? Here’s why you should.
Moving country wasn’t quick, simple, or cheap, but it was 100% worth it for the rewards. Here’s why you should move abroad.
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How to cope when bad weather destroys your trip
I never really worried too much about having bad weather on my travels. Until now.
