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.
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.
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!
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?
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?
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.
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!
Border restrictions withstanding, it’s time to start planning our next vaycay! Here’s 7 places I’m headed next, in Australia
National Reconciliation Week (NRW) is a time for learning, for strengthening relationships and for raising awareness. Because we’re all #inthistogether
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.
I think we can all collectively agree that the arts have been getting us through these recent times. Here’s my go-to list of flicks that satiate world-wide travel needs.