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Travel The World Online: 40+ Virtual Tours for Travel Enthusiasts

Not able to travel? We’ve got you covered with virtual tours of locations around the world. Here’s 40+ online tours to help you explore the world from home.

Useful Aussie Words and Phrases for Travel in Australia

Kangaroos, Koalas and Crocodiles that’s Aussie lingo right? Wrong. Here’s some useful Australian words and phrases for your travel in Australia!

City Spotlight – Melbourne with Bee Wanderlust

Want to find out what Melbourne, Australia has got to offer? Check out this month’s City Spotlight guest post from fellow traveller Bee Wanderlust.

Mistakes We Made During Travel In Australia And What We Learned From Them

Everyone makes mistakes and that’s no different when you’re travelling. Here’s 3 travel fails we made in Australia and the lessons we learned from them!

Finding Myself in Print

So a few months after my return from a year in Australia a lady named Bernadette Lawson contacted me via my blog and asked me if I’d like to contribute to a book she was

Travel Journal: Arriving Home After a Year in Australia

Home. I made it home. But I’ll do a little backtracking first. So come departure time in Sydney I was both ready to head home and sad to leave. A complete mix of emotions but

Travel Journal: Last stop…Sydney

Almost home. With a few days left of my Australian adventure here’s how I spent my final return trip to Sydney before a heading home to Glasgow.

Travel Journal: Hobart, Tasmania

After a very long trip from Strahan, starting with the bus service being incorporated into a school run and spending 2 hours of the journey with the same ‘talk for Australia’ driver I had experienced

Travel Journal: Strahan, Tasmania

The road from Devonport to Strahan is a long one that goes via Cradle Mountain. This time the weather up there is cold and snow covered but no freezing winds or blizzard conditions so it’s

Travel Journal: Devonport, Tasmania

After a long stay in Launceston, I head further North to the city of Devonport. This is usually people’s arrival point off of the “Spirit of Tasmania” ferries from Melbourne but I personally preferred my