My year of travel, a 2020 recap!
A sigh of relief is shed now that we can finally put an end to 2020. Here is our year of travel, a 2020 recap.
Insurance! Can it be sustainable? Travel Series Part 5.
Today’s blog post is all about travel insurance. So, can it be sustainable? The answer is: Of course! Sustainable travel insurance is now a thing!
Travel post virus? What happens now?
We’ve been assuming what will happen and how travellers will use their buying power. So…travel beyond virus that shall not be named, what happens then?
Ultimate guide to road tripping: Sydney to Melbourne via the Hume.
Considering a road trip between Sydney and Melbourne via the Hume, well look no further. Because seriously, you didn’t think I was going to bypass our recent road trip did you?
Eco-Hotel Review: Ovolo Nishi, Canberra
Stopping off in Canberra for the night, served as a pretty great pit stop especially when it gave us the chance to check out Ovolo Nishi, arguably Australia’s most sustainable building.
The top 18 cafes in Newcastle for the ultimate coffee obsessive within, Australia
This week’s blog isn’t exactly in keeping with the ethical travel vibe of avaycay, however, this IS an equally important topic. During isolation, I devoted my time to one important thing: caffeine.
Sustainable accommodation! The best websites to use. Travel Series Part 4
Moo and I had a sudden need to book some accommodation and to be honest, we didn’t know where to go for a sustainable option. Lucky for you, I’ve done a heap of research and made a list!
Where’s next? Here’s 7 places I’m headed next, in Australia
Border restrictions withstanding, it’s time to start planning our next vaycay! Here’s 7 places I’m headed next, in Australia
The what, why and how’s of National Reconciliation Week, Australia
National Reconciliation Week (NRW) is a time for learning, for strengthening relationships and for raising awareness. Because we’re all #inthistogether
Managing money abroad! How we gained $2,448 on the road. Travel Series Part 3.
By following some pretty basic steps, we ended up saving $2,448 AUD that we wouldn’t have had if we hadn’t been savvy managing money abroad.