2 years working as a freelancer – Lessons learned
I cannot believe how time is flying. The beginning of August marked two years of freelancing for me. It still feels like yesterday that I had my last day at work. That I said goodbye to my colleagues...
View ArticleNational Log Cabin Day
This post is written by Kacey Mya. Log cabins date back thousands of years. Nonetheless, it’s their more recent 19th century American adaptation that has captured the hearts and minds of many. Thus it...
View ArticleHow to deal with altitude sickness in Peru
Traveling through Peru implies heading up to high altitude. When visiting Puno, Cusco, the Colca Canyon and doing the Inca trail, you will reach over 3,000m. Some people suffer from altitude sickness...
View ArticleYour step by step guide to buy tickets for Machu Picchu
Machu Picchu is high on the wish list for most travelers. A trip to Peru is not possible without visiting the modern world wonder. Due to high demand and limited tickets (2,500 per day) it is...
View ArticleThings you need to know before visiting Machu Picchu
Machu Picchu is a once in a life time experience. To not screw things up and have a great time instead, there are important things you need to know before visiting Machu Picchu. How to get to Machu...
View ArticleEat Your Way Around the World in 5 Liverpool Restaurants
I believe a great meal is what makes a great holiday. If you’re overseas, then the local cuisine is a must try and the delicacies or recommendations are always my first choice. Trying new things opens...
View ArticleFrom long-term traveler to expat – My story
I have left Germany and my old life two years ago. Since then, I started out on my own professionally. I travelled to new countries. And I settled down in Mexico. When I thought of writing this post I...
View ArticleSelf-guided walking tour: Barranco Neighborhood, Lima
People talking about Lima often go into raptures about Miraflores neighborhood. I agree. It is nice. BUT! Barranco neighborhood has lots to see and do as well. I like Barranco more than I like...
View Article7 days itinerary Chiapas, Mexico
Chiapas is not the first region that comes to mind when you think of Mexico. At first, you think of Mexico City, the Yucatan Peninsula and maybe Oaxaca and the Pacific Coast. The truth is Chiapas has a...
View ArticleThe other side of solo travel: 12 awful moments & how to deal with them
Traveling is wonderful. You see stunning places, make new experiences and friends. During your trip, you learn a lot. But it’s not always awesome and easy. There are tough moments during every...
View ArticlePhoto-Essay Costa Rica: From Puerto Viejo to Manzanillo by bike
Today I want to take you back about a year ago: I want to take you from Puerto Viejo to Manzanillo by bike. Puerto Viejo is a small hippie town in the south-east of Costa Rica, close to the border… The...
View Article22 Peruvian dishes and drinks you must try before you leave the country
Peruvian cuisine is the most varied cuisine in all South America. Try Peruvian dishes with seafood, chicken, beef or vegetarian dishes with potatoes or quinoa. Do not leave Peru without trying these 22...
View ArticleAdvantages of London Airport Hotels
Even if it doesn’t merit the same buzz as a five-star accommodation downtown and/or charming countryside bed and breakfasts, airport hotels have plenty of benefits that make them a viable option for...
View Article6 Tips for using technology abroad
Technology has faced a rapid development in the last several decades and has thus made life indescribably easier for us in almost every aspect. Traveling is no exception, and all you need to organize...
View ArticleTop 5 Reasons to Visit Ukraine
Ukraine is a beautiful and proud country that can boast a supreme geographical position and extremely rich culture. Ukraine offers numerous places to visit for curious and most experienced travelers....
View ArticleHow do you choose between love and travel? I don’t.
People in a relationship often receive weird reactions after telling that they are going to travel solo for a while. “What does your boyfriend think?” “Have you two broken up?” “My boyfriend would not...
View ArticleIdeas For Securing First Class Seats At Bargain Prices
It seems every time you turn around the airlines are stuffing passengers in one way or another. It can seem a little impossible for the average flyer to get a golden opportunity to fly first class vs...
View ArticleSelf-guided Walking Tour: San Blas, Cusco, Peru
Cusco is a picturesque city I fell in love with the first moment I went through its small alleyways in a taxi. Yes, the city is touristy and you will notice it everywhere you go. But that doesn’t steal...
View ArticleThe lagoon of the seven colors: Bacalar, Mexico
Bacalar is one of Mexico’s 111 Pueblos Magicos – magical villages. Bacalar is home of the Laguna de los siete colores (Lagoon of the seven colors). Different depths of the water are the cause for the...
View ArticleGPSMyCity: Free giveaway
If you’ve been reading my blog for a while, you probably noticed that I prefer getting to know a city independently on foot. GPSMyCity is a great app for travelers like me. People who prefer going on...
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