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Anthony Bilby on Finding Your Ideal Travel Partner
Choosing the right travel companion can be fairly straightforward, but in reality, it is a factor that determines the enjoyment of a trip. Traveling with someone new can be fun and fulfilling if you are not a seasoned solo traveler. It can also help you see the world in a new way.
By Anthony "Tony" Bilby4 years ago in Wander
A Trip to Remember With My Love
It had been over three years since I went on a proper trip (all thanks to the pandemic…Ugh!) and I couldn’t resist dreaming about travelling day in and out. Sydney had been one of my topline destinations since forever and I couldn’t have been happier when I won two tickets in a lucky draw at a travel fair in my neighbourhood. So, in case you’ve been wondering why my blog has been quiet for a while, here’s why! I was in Sydney, the Emerald City, with my sweetheart. If you’re curious, here’s how the trip went by.
By Charlotte Evelyn4 years ago in Wander
The Ancient Coin Scam
I always like to do my research on common scams in places I’m visiting and yet, somehow, I avoided finding out about the ancient coin scam that is not too uncommon around ancient sites in Turkey. I had worried that Turkey was going to be a tough destination in terms of pushy sales people and scam artists but had found I felt far less hassled than I did back when I was studying in Paris. Sure, there were plenty of people trying to get you to buy their wares but saying a simple no and wandering off had always ended things. While I still feel this way about Turkey in general, I formed this opinion before we visited Ephesus.
By Emma Gorowski4 years ago in Wander
Best rooftops in Lisbon for solo travellers
I understand. Travelling solo is not always easy and people will look at you strange when you make one person reservation but you do not feel awkward about it, because you are used to it and you enjoy your own company. Rooftops are always a good shout when travelling solo. Why? Places like rooftop bars, restaurants and pools are smaller and it is easier to make some new connections with people, plus majority of the time you can just take a lift up and walk in. We cannot forget about the amazing views you get and those shots you can take for the gram!
By Dominica Eva4 years ago in Wander
Visit Top Most Adventure Travel Destinations In India
The best training and information that we at any point get is through venturing out to different spots. The motivation and will to go is viewed as the most praiseworthy indication of something going on under the surface. It's never only cash yet a question of boldness that renders you with a spirit filled in happiness, peacefulness and cleverness. India has forever been the most ideal objections to venture out to. With the lavish green mountains and quiet nature, it never neglects to pursue you. Mind boggling India Tour furnishes explorers with an embodiment of culture, history and regular excellence as every single city in the area is imparted with captivating magnificence delivered to it by the nature.
By SOMLAL MURMU4 years ago in Wander
Bridges from Place to Place: A History of Unusual Bridges
Bridges have been an integral part of human civilization for centuries. From ancient to modern times, bridges have helped connect places disparate by offering crossings and connections that were otherwise impossible. This history has made bridges an important part of our culture, and we can learn a lot from them. In this article, we’re going to discuss the history of unusual bridges, and how they’ve helped connect different parts of the world.
By 💸 Build Your Future 💸4 years ago in Wander
Alternatives To Celebrating Xmas With A Dysfunctional Family
Not everyone anticipates Christmas the same way; for some, it invokes the joy of togetherness and gift giving and for some, it is the nippy weather. But then, there are people like me, who dread Christmas for how it gravitates towards dysfunctional situations that we’d rather avoid. By the fact that you’re here on my blog, scouring for something ‘relatable’, I take it that we’re on the same boat and I hope to do right by you. Read along to discover some tips and activities that could help you dodge the much-dreaded family Christmas.
By Eliza Cumberbatch4 years ago in Wander
Unusual bridges everyone needs to visit . Top Story - August 2022.
Most of bridges are moderately typical and utilitarian, however some transcend the rest. From accomplishments of great designing to innovative plans, there are a few bridges that draw thousands, even millions, of vacationers every year. Obviously, everybody knows all about the notable Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco and the Brooklyn Bridge in New York. In any case, there are a lot less notable however similarly entrancing bridges to visit on your next trip.Here are 10 of the most uncommon bridges from around the world that you want to visit.
By Kushal Sharma4 years ago in Wander
Disney's Genie+.... Top Story - August 2022.
The simple is yes. You may see a lot of negative reviews online but our experience was quite the opposite. We have been to Disneyland and California Adventures a few times over the years. All I remember from those times is standing in long lines with the occasional fast past.
By Hunter and Evan Travel The World!4 years ago in Wander
Tips For A Hassle-Free SydNYE Experience
How time passes by so swiftly, I wonder. We just welcomed the new year a few months ago and in no time we will be welcoming it again, won’t we? I am someone who moved to Sydney last year. Right before I shifted, I had read up on Sydney and the “must-see” destinations here. So, I was well-aware of the fact that New Year’s Eve was no small thing here, especially because the fireworks here were the most popular in the world. Being a new girl in the city, witnessing the massive celebrations on New Year’s Eve was a magnificent spectacle indeed. I was fortunate enough to experience one of the Sydney New Year's Eve cruises; and the view of the fireworks over the Harbour Bridge was simply mind blowing.
By Charlotte Evelyn4 years ago in Wander
Tilt and Sway
In February 2010, I arrived in Japan ready to start training for what I thought would be a year of rebuilding my inspiration. I was a Florida girl fresh out of university with an art degree I had been working toward most of my life, battling a depression I only vaguely understood, and hoping to escape some of the economic devastation that my classmates were experiencing in the wake of the recession.
By Apple Dainty4 years ago in Wander
