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This week’s Wander Woman is Annika from The Midnight Blue Elephant. She’s a caring and thoughtful soul, being a good citizen and remembering to think about how her footprints are affecting sustainable tourism whilst travelling throughout the land! Read on to find out what sustainable tourism actually is and how Annika does her part for it below!
Ladies. Tell me. Tell me the accomplishments deep within your belly that you yearn for and wish to achieve. Tell me what makes you tick, what pushes you, what drives you to succeed in life and feel fulfilled. Tell me what makes you happy, complete, mighty and hungry for even more challenge! Can you answer all of this?
Hey girl! Going on an adventure? There’s some best travel apps for that and you’ve come to the right place! Get your phone out and peruse the selection we have before you. These are the Best Travel Apps you need to download before you go off on your merry way. You’ll be rocking it on the road in no time and be just that extra bit savvy! Kapow!
Bangladesh is still a relatively undiscovered jewel for adventurous tourists with misunderstandings about what delights it actually holds or even where it geographically is. In all honesty, it’s a complicated experience but worth it in so many ways.
In honour of International Women’s Day, the most bombastic, encouraging day of the year for all you ladies out there, here’s 10 Travelling Inspirational Women Pushing Life To The Max! Wave your flag for these amazing wandering female warriors. They are going above and beyond what you may be used to seeing in Solo Female Travel Blogs and are true champions. In no particular order, let’s get to it and celebrate their awesomeness!
I believe that if one is looking for something, they will eventually find it. The same goes for problems. If you want trouble, you will surely find and encounter it.
A hot air balloon may be able to go round the world in 80 days but your legs can carry you around three mini worlds in one day in Kuala Lumpur. Malaysia is a bubbling hubbub of thriving, colourful and distinct cultures and let’s cut to the chase, their food is goddamn good! Chinese for breakfast, Indian for lunch and Malay for dinner? Hell yeah! Teacake hit the streets of Kuala Lumpur Malaysia with With Locals to seek out the best nom noms and oh boy, was it lip-smacking, tummy-loving good! Loosen your belt, we’re off on a Food Marathon!
Solo Female Travel in Bangladesh is no joke. You need to be mentally and physically ready. It’s a Muslim Pic ‘N’ Mix box of sickly sweet experiences, endlessly jabbing, twisting and pulling at each and every one of your delicate senses. Get ready girl…
Travel in the Philippines is booming big time and Filipinos are saving up their pennies to explore their amazing backyard. Say hello to Shayne. A lady who went traveling solo in the Philippines to see what it was like and said, ‘Yep, I don’t mind this at all! I’ll keep doing a little more’ and since then, she hasn’t really stopped! Find out more about this lovely little lady here…
Looking for the perfect recipe to create these wonderful creatures who call themselves ‘solo female travelers’? This is it. Follow the instructions carefully and what you’ll achieve at the end of it all is one seriously beautiful and powerful result. From a drop of anguish, a dash of rebellion, a spoonful of love and a slice of curiosity, let’s get stuck into How To Create A Woman Who Goes Traveling Alone.
Have visions of travel bloggers sitting in first class, sipping champagne and eating cheese and crackers whilst our own personal pilot jets us off to our secret island? Yeah right. Some luxury travel bloggers might be getting that A Star treatment but for Teacake and friends, we’re the ones that are usually sitting next to a goat, in a metal can bus, praying the cowboy driver in front gets us to our next destination alive and in one piece. We secretly love it because with all the Journeys from Hell, eventually come the Journeys from Heaven. Sit back, grab a cuppa and have a right old laugh (at our expense) about all the crazy journeys we’ve dragged ourselves through to fuel our travel addiction!
‘Are you ready?’ he gently said. I took a deep breath in and the Thai Monk began his magical art of blessing me with a Sak Yant Tattoo. Like a precise sewing machine needle, the bamboo tip repeatedly pierced my skin and the pain oozed deep into my back as the red herbal ink became a part of me. ‘Don’t pass out’ I whispered to myself…’You need this’.
