Latest Stories

Most recently published stories in Wander.

Must-Visit Cities in California
As one of the biggest states in the United States of America, California can be an expansive vacation destination for even the most energized and adventurous traveler. This massive state is filled with beauties and wonders of the world, amazing tourist sites and an abundance of activities. Whether you are planning a family vacation or a romantic getaway, there is something for everyone in California. Regardless of what activities you choose, make sure to include some of these sites on your trip.
By Paisley Hansen6 years ago in Wander
Venice
My first solo abroad trip was to Venice, everyone I spoke to told me it was to expensive over there, food, hotel etc. Unless you go there and see for yourself, don’t always trust what everyone else is saying, heck me included.
By Natasha Skelton6 years ago in Wander
Campers are just diet hermits
For this story, we will call our hypothetical camper Joe. Joe Man. He's your average man. Works a 9 to 5 job, probably in accounting or something. He has a wife that he loves (even if she’s a nag) and two kids. A real "nuclear family" kind of guy.
By Casey Hutton6 years ago in Wander
Spontaneous things that you should definitely do in Edinburgh.
Edinburgh is truly one of my favourite cities in the world. Not that I have been to many, but this old town truly owns my heart and it is one of the reasons why I decided to study here. The Scottish capital is a huge tourist attraction and it gives you everything, from ancient to modern. Being raised in Scotland, I can say that if you want to learn about Scottish culture then this is the place to do it.
By Jess Nova6 years ago in Wander
Places that Tourists can enjoy in Puerto Penasco Mexico
Puerto Penasco is situated in Mexico. It is known for its beautiful serene natural sceneries. There are various quality resorts in Puerto Penasco that offer the best and relaxing atmosphere to the tourists. If you are amongst employees who desire to make their time off from routines then the best resorts in Puerto Penasco can become a good choice for tourists. This resort offers the most wonderful sceneries, delicious cuisine, and pleasant atmosphere and most sought after beach activities that are always most anticipated. This place is known to give travelers. Most delightful sights, joyous living guaranteeing most cherished memories with loved ones.
By Micheal John6 years ago in Wander
8 Benefits of Living on a Costa Rican Golf Course Resort
For anyone looking forward to a vacation in Costa Rica, golf is one of the best activities to look forward to. In fact, you can book accommodation on a golf course resort for the ultimate experience. The best thing is that a golf course for a backyard landscape is for everyone including those who don’t enjoy the sport. A golf course resort is usually fitted with world-class amenities and amazing views to give you a pleasant experience. Benefits to enjoy living on a Costa Rican golf course resort
By Krik Lester6 years ago in Wander
HOME
It has been over a month now since I packed up, said my goodbyes, and left the home I have known since the young age of seven. In the months leading up to my departure, I felt tired of the monotony of daily life, frustrated and stressed with the hurdles that life had thrown my way, and I yearned for a change and relief. Of course, this was something I had spoken about for so long that it felt surreal when it finally happened. Many told me not to be too nervous about moving; they said I’d be back before I knew it. After all, I was living in paradise. But I assured them I would not be back soon, if ever. “I’ve done Hawaii, there’s so much more world out there!” I’d explain, confident about my decision. And yet, as I sit at my family’s house now, with foreseen uncertainty, but endless possibility ahead of me, I’m surprised by how much I’m now missing my former life.
By Lana6 years ago in Wander
6 Lessons From The Camino De Santiago For The Coronavirus Crisis.
The Camino de Santiago is a network of trails that run throughout Europe, all ending at the Cathedral in Santiago de Compostela.
By Samantha Wilson6 years ago in Wander
The psychology of packing
Packing for holidays and overnight stays is something I have always struggled with. While my partner seems to have no problem fitting everything he feels he needs into a small rucksack for a weekend break, I always struggle to squeeze everything I feel I need into my 138 litre, 5kg, 4ft tall mega-suitcase.
By Marie Bootcamp Media6 years ago in Wander
Answers to deceivingly simple questions
"Where are you from?" and "What's your nationality?" are two of the most frequently asked questions I would get when meeting new people. The first question has become increasingly difficult to answer ever since I graduated from college; since I can no longer assume they meant to ask me where I was before I started college.
By Sarah Lauren6 years ago in Wander
People, please pay some respect to history.
I have been wanting to talk about this place for a very long time - Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe in Berlin. I visited this popular tourist site back in October 2018 (Some background: I am from Hong Kong and was in Denmark for a semester exchange. I loves museums and I personally really like history and cultures although I am a business major!) There are two sides of the whole memorial experience - so basically the indoor part is the museum where texts, graphics and photos were shown. There is a quota for each round of visit, so be sure you go there earlier as we have to queue for a bit! The outdoor area is shown in my photo above, and you can stay there for as long as you want to. After all, this was definitely one of the heaviest, saddest and most emotional places I have been to. I literally wanted to cry when I was there and i couldn't finish reading everything shown. I couldn’t never imagine being a Jew in the 1930s/40s..
By Iris Lam6 years ago in Wander
A virtual walk across the Brooklyn Bridge
This is a public service announcement. Good morning! Good afternoon! Good evening! I really hope you’re well, and that everyone you love is well. This is tough stuff. It’s a pain to be stuck inside. It’s hard to worry about people and worry about the world. You’re in lockdown. You're self-isolating. You’re social-distancing. You feel cooped up, stir crazy and maybe a little scared. I know I am; I’m there with you. So: I’d like to invite you to take a walk with me, a walk across the Brooklyn Bridge.
By Erica Wagner6 years ago in Wander