San Marino is the fifth smallest country in the world and the least visited in Europe. But as the world’s oldest republic, with incredible views and interesting history, visiting San … Read more
Basotho blankets are a part of everyday life and can be seen all across the country. But the blankets are more than just a way to keep warm – they are woven into every part of Basotho culture.
They are open to rejuvenation, but fight gentrification. The fight isn’t just about cost, it’s about identity.
Consumer drones are getting smaller and better (and cheaper). At the same time, drool-worthy aerial travel photos are filling up social media. It’s easier than ever to add a drone … Read more
South Africa has 11 official languages and it can be confusing to watch people switch between English, Xhosa, Zulu and more, seamlessly. But South African slang is understood, no matter … Read more
Cape Cross Seal Reserve is one of Namibia’s most famous attractions and one of the best places in the world to see seals wild and free. The reserve is home … Read more
Skeleton Coast National Park is one of the largest nature reserves in Namibia, but receives a small number of visits annually. This is likely because it is remote, fairly barren … Read more
Afrikaburn is Africa’s only regional burn. In this in-depth guide, you’ll learn what Afrikabrun is, what to expect, wear and pack (plus a photo gallery!). Afrikaburn 2020 will be April … Read more
[updated July 2019] South Africa is a country rich with diversity in everything from language to arts and culture. This also goes for festivals in South Africa – you can … Read more
Planning a trip and not sure about insurance? Travel insurance for Americans can be especially tricky to decide, depending on your coverage at home and what your credit cards might … Read more
Wanting a night out in London’s most vibrant neighborhood? Here are the best restaurants in Soho and how to best experience them all. I know what you’re thinking – a … Read more
April 19th, 2018 marked Swaziland’s 50-50 Golden Jubilee celebrations – the king’s 50th birthday and 50 years of independence. People heading to the celebration knew that they were in for … Read more
Nyepi day in Bali is one of the world’s most interesting New Year celebrations. Marked with purification rituals, parades, demonic statues to be burned, an entire day of silence and … Read more
Visiting Chernobyl is high the list for anyone who is interested in dark tourism, but with its uniqueness and haunting images, it is drawing increasing curiosity among all travelers visiting … Read more
Do you always book the cheapest flight you find? That might not be the right move. Flights are cheaper now than ever; and with too many flight search websites to … Read more
“Disputed territory” is how the guide preferred to reference the West Bank and Palestine, calling it the most accurate – regardless of your opinions on who’s occupying whom, we know … Read more
And on the 5th day, she was free! This week I headed to Turkmenistan, a country known for visa and other difficulties for tourists. Because of all of the issues … Read more
What do you need to know before visiting China for the first time? China is a beautiful and enormous country. Home to your favorite spicy dish and pandas – what … Read more
The smallest countries in the world span every continent, from islands to inland. These are the 10 smallest countries in the world by area.
The smallest countries in the world span every continent, and surprisingly, the list changes slightly if you measure by population or by size. This post will cover the smallest countries … Read more
Visiting Rimini is the perfect way to add beach and adventure when visiting Italy (an important balance to the delicious food and wine). Traditionally seen as a beach destination, the … Read more
Madrid is the capital of Spain and not only serves as the modern center of the country, but is home to a long history for both the country and the … Read more
