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Everything but the Ticket; Wander is your guide to the best activities, hotels, restaurants and holes-in-the-wall to check out on your trip.

Turkey 2018
It all started in the spring. First lads holiday, looking for somewhere cheap and new to visit. After checking on holiday sites such as LastMinute, Teletext, and TUI, we found the perfect priced holiday! OnTheBeach was offering this holiday for a week, all inclusive, for only £275 per person. You couldn't go wrong! So all booked, all seats paid for, and we were off! The 4 hour 30 minute flight seemed to fly past with EasyJet making everything seem smooth and relaxing.
By Callum Kemp7 years ago in Wander
Traveler's Guide to Kauai. Top Story - September 2018.
So you made it! You're here at the Lihue airport. You've been waiting for this day for a long time and it's finally here. You land and grab your luggage, what next?
By Meghan T7 years ago in Wander
Things to See and Do in Greenland (Yes, Greenland)
If you are visiting Greenland, you might not be surprised at the remarks you receive when you tell your friends and acquaintances about it. “Won't it be cold?” and “What will you eat?” might be some of the typical reactions you would receive. However, after you get the requisite looks, relax—yes, you can tell people you are visiting Greenland with a straight face. Greenland receives more tourism than a lot of people might think. Go ahead and create a photo journal of your trip to this unique country. The reason is that your friends will not only be surprised, but they will be delighted at some of the fantastic sights to see in the most sparsely populated country on our planet. Consider some of these unique tourist attractions:
By Vaden Chandler8 years ago in Wander
How to Get the Most out of Your City Break
After travelling to a few cities and even living a train journey away from one, I have learnt the best ways to enjoy cities and finding the wonders deep inside them!
By Katie F8 years ago in Wander
Walt Disney World, Orlando, FL
Planning a trip to Walt Disney World can be a huge undertaking, especially if you are have never been before or don't even know where to begin! But for many (including yours truly) planning the trip can be half of the fun! But for those of you that are the former, never fear! Here is a condensed and simplified timeline to help you with all of your planning!
By Caitlin Zigler8 years ago in Wander
Camping Hacks for First Timers
It's summer again! yay! Even though there is not much time left for your camping adventures here are a few useful tips and tricks. This is meant for first-timers.
By Ada Zuba8 years ago in Wander
How to Tackle the Ring Road in Iceland in Summer
Disclaimer: This is a guide for an eight to ten-day trip. Seven days is not enough to do the ring road! So, you're planning on doing a trip to Iceland in the summer. Lucky you! Now, you can't exactly go to Iceland without a real plan or you'll miss out on a bunch of stuff, and that's a fact! Even when you plan out everything, you're still going to miss a few things while you're driving around there. This guide will hopefully help you plan everything a little bit better, as I've personally done this trip a few weeks ago. Don't forget that it does not get dark in Iceland in summer, so your biological clock might get a little confused.
By E DM8 years ago in Wander
A Review of Hotel Nord Nuova in Rome, Italy
In January 2017, I took a J-term trip with my college to Italy. About 75% of our trip was spent at Hotel Nord Nuova in Rome. We stayed at this hotel for a total of ten days. Here is my honest review!
By Amanda Nowak8 years ago in Wander
Things to Do, Eat, and See in Kenosha, Wisconsin
Some of you who are reading this might be thinking, "Kenosha? Why is she writing about Kenosha? Why doesn't she write about a cooler city, like Chicago or something?"
By Amanda Nowak8 years ago in Wander
Growing Up in Vermont
Growing up in a small town in a small state is not as idyllic as everyone might have you believe. Yes, you know all of your neighbors, you can leave your door unlocked (hardly anyone ever really regrets it), and there aren't a lot of city blocks to navigate. On the other hand, your neighbors know your business whether you want them to or not, everyone knows that your door is unlocked, and you're likely to be stuck behind a tractor for a few miles because there isn't always a connecting street that will bypass it.
By Jessye Gould8 years ago in Wander
The 3 Dreamiest Airbnbs In Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC) can be quite overwhelming sometimes with the crowded streets filled with waves of non-stop motorcyclists. It’s always a good idea to choose a place to relax and unwind from a hectic day of traveling. In my latest trip planning binge, I was browsing through pages and pages of Airbnbs trying to find the perfect one that fit into my budget when I decided “Hey, I should check out some drool-worthy Airbnbs that are WAY out of my budget.” Why do I do these things to myself?! So I present to you, my Top 3 Dreamiest Airbnbs in Ho Chi Minh City. I hope this article helps those of you looking for some swaggalicious digs for your next Vietnam trip!
By Amy Yes8 years ago in Wander
From London to New York: What I Learnt From a Week in the Big Apple
For my 23rd birthday, I was lucky enough to go to New York for a week - and it was one of the best weeks of my life. Growing up I’ve always dreamt of travelling through the US, going to as many states as possible and the first on my list was New York. I spent years saying to myself “one day I’ll go if I have the time, the money...” but now I can say I’ve finally achieved it for myself. It was an amazing experience, one I’ll never forget.
By A Clem8 years ago in Wander