Northern Thailand has many wonderful places to explore with its vast tropical jungle feel, endless hikes and chill cities worth visiting such as Chiang Mai, Pai and Chiang Rai. Chiang Rai is roughly a two hour bus ride from Chiang Mai and I went to visit this local Northern Thai….

A common problem for travellers and digital Nomads is running out of time on your Thai Visa. Upon entry to Thailand you can get a free 30 day arrival stamp. If you wish to extend your stay for an additional 30 days you can do so for a fee at….

I have to admit, travelling with a guided tour group doesn’t sound like my style of travel at all. This was before I embarked on my first trip with a guided tour group around Australia’s gold coast, and this one trip changed my opinion on guided tours completely. Travelling with….

I’m always looking for new ways to help improve my trip such as Flipkey, and if that means shifting my loyalty from accommodation booking sites that I’ve always traditionally used, then I’m always open for new suggestions. That’s the wonderful thing about the internet, it’s only a matter of time….

It is not a secret anymore travelling can enrich your life on so many levels and Hostelgeeks is here to tell you why. Whether you love to explore the dark, narrowed streets of Marrakesh, to taste the best sushi in Tokyo with the help of your new Couchsurfing buddy, or….

Are the rumors True about Vietnam ditching the Tourist Visa for UK passport holders? I’ve heard the rumor being spread that Vietnam plan to open up a visa waver solution for travellers looking at entering Vietnam for this short period of time for tourism purposes. I’ve been waiting patiently to….

Solo Female travel is a powerful route towards self discovery, building independence and most importantly having a lot of fun. Female Solo travel is enjoyable, but scary and can be tough to get used to. Lets face it, you’re jumping into the deep end. For guys solo travel is much….

When I first heard Malaysia has islands worth exploring, I have to admit, I was a little taken back. I’ve spent some time travelling around Malaysia, exploring Malacca, Kuala Lumper and Kuching, but beach culture was not something that would naturally first spring to mind. In Search of an Island….

Singapore is constantly changing and new development projects are popping up rapidly every year. It’s becoming more difficult to locate a slice of what Singapore used to be like in the old days. (A traditional Singaporean Kampong house.) Pulau Ubin, is exactly that, it hasn’t changed its ways since Singapore….

Often I get asked by other Travel bloggers if joining the Travel Blog Success (TBS) Travel blogging network is worth the time and investment. I’ve been an active member of Travel Blog Success for a few years now and I thought I would put together an honest review to help….