9th February 2019
People have different traveling styles. An all-inclusive holiday is far from my understanding of an ideal holiday, and here’s why (based on my recent trip to spectacular Turkey).
Blue Vagabird
Conveying the joy of travel
18th November 2018
“Little islands are all large prisons; one cannot look at the sea without wishing for the wings of a swallow.” Sir Richard Francis Burton Hideaway. Hidden paradise. Discovered. By no means did I dream of the wings of a swallow Read more…
3rd August 2018
Fifth time in a row, Singapore has been dubbed the world’s most expensive city. Your Singapore trip doesn’t have to cost you a fortune! Use my ideas on how to enjoy the city break without ruining your budget. All it takes is just a few simple travel swaps.
24th July 2018
So, you’ve made the decision. You’re traveling to Asia for the first time. You’ve selected the place, sorted out your passport and visas, and secured all bookings. You’re all set.
Well, not quite yet. Here are 21 tips that will help brace yourself for your first Asia trip and make sure your dream trip doesn’t turn into a dream trap.
16th April 2018
Krakow’s claim to fame as one of the most attractive places in Europe is well-deserved. Although most visitors flock to the typical tourist spots, I’m giving you away 6 tip-offs where to go to experience the real feel of the city.
18th March 2018
What makes you attracted to a place? Is it people, food, architecture? What makes a destination unforgettable? Hel | Poland, Dalkey | Ireland, Wuhan | China. Check what other destinations made it to my list.
5th March 2018
Tokyo is one hell of a city. According to various sources, the city’s 23 wards are inhabited by ca. 10 million people, the entire metropolis claims a population of over 13 million, while the Greater Tokyo area with 38 million Read more…
17th February 2018
A local restaurant in Haputale, Sri Lanka, fishermen’s tents in Busan, South Korea, San Fran mansions, Montjuïc cemetery and Golden Gai in Tokyo. What do they have in common? I came across all of them by chance.
10th February 2018
There are two types of travelers (or maybe it applies to all activities, by extension?). The first type are planning sectarians. On the other end of the spectrum, there are those last-minute laid-backs, the spontaneous, ready-for-all voyageurs who always roam off the beaten track and never follow the itinerary. They don’t have one.
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