Paris is one of the most expensive cities to visit in Europe. Whilst there are cheap and free activities, the city is famous for its art galleries and fine dining that you won’t want to miss completely when visiting Paris. In this Paris travel budget, we break down the cost of accommodation, transport, activities, eating out and wine in Paris.
Rushing around famous sights and landmarks, and backpacking to the next destination every few days is exhausting and unsatisfying. We wanted deeper, richer travel experiences. That’s why we embraced slow travel.
Unaccustomed to the UK winter after years of travelling, we had to escape for some winter sun. Flights to Malta from the UK can be cheap (we chose to holiday in Malta because of this!) but how expensive is Malta when you get there?
Whilst many might not have thought it possible to travel while working remotely, the COVID-19 pandemic has completely changed the work landscape. Have you moved to remote working permanently and are now wondering how to travel while working? Or are you thinking about taking the leap to become a digital nomad?
Need travel gift ideas for the wanderers, backpackers and adventurers in your life? Our round-up of the best travel gifts will put a smile on any traveller’s face.
Airbnb has now ended it’s referral scheme for new travellers in October 2020. Coupon codes are no longer available for new travellers. Airbnb is now only offering promos for new hosts joining the platform.
Taiwan’s cinema captured my heart. Taiwanese cinema is a highlight reel of culture and landscapes with cinematic cityscapes of spiralling alleyways and plotlines, to serene countryside scenes. In this article, I share the best movies about Taiwan. I highly recommend watching some before travelling to Taiwan.
There’s more to Vietnam films than just war films. When we decided to travel to Vietnam, I realised that the only “Vietnamese” films I had seen were American war films, like Apocalypse Now
Portugal’s Douro Valley stole our hearts. We jumped on a rented scooter in Porto and headed out into the rolling, vineyard-covered hills of the Douro wine region. The winding road spiralled through vineyards. They took us past tiny hillside villages and down along the riverside of the Douro river.
We’re Charlie and Luke — UK travel bloggers, adventurers and storytellers. We travel slow and write about sustainable travel. We want to make responsible travel choices and help you do the same. Get to know us.
