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Do you know what the best hikes in Africa are? I asked my fellow travel blogging buddies for their top trekking Africa recommendations, and this list is it! Below you’ll find the best hiking trails alongside many a great trek in the mountain ranges in Africa. Get your hiking boots on. It’s gonna be an adventure!
In 2015 I started my solo travel blog Teacake Travels with a clear mission: to empower women to face their fears, push their boundaries and reach their full potential through travel. These last 8 years of solo travel have completely changed me as a woman.
Words cannot express how excited I am about women empowerment right now in today’s world. As a woman born in the Western world, who has had the opportunity to study at University, start my own business and actually choose whether I have children or not, I am aware of just how much opportunity I have overflowing within my hands.
So you want to trek Nepal? Congratulations; you’re going to have the time of your life on your Nepal trip! And to get you off on the right foot for your hiking in Nepal, here’s some of the best treks in Nepal recommended by my fellow travel blogging buddies. They have tried and tested all of these Nepal trekking routes themselves, and know for real what you will experience and need to prepare for!
Hiking in Asia is so much fun! There really are some gems to be savoured here, with the best hiking stretching across China, India, Bhutan, South Korea and Vietnam to name just a few!
Let’s face it, Eastern Europe is a hot tourist destination. Sure, it is not as popular and busy as Western Europe, but this actually makes it the perfect travel destination if you’re not a fan of crowds of people and want a different kind of European tour.
Delayed flights and cancelled flights can cause anything from minor inconvenience to a hellish ordeal. There’s really only so long you can spend browsing overpriced tat and trying to nap on benches that aren’t designed for napping at all, before you really start to lose your mind. Can you get compensations for delayed flights and flights which are cancelled? Oh yes you can!
If you’re looking where you can teach English without a degree abroad, the options can be so confusing that you want to simply close your eyes, stick a pin in a map and go! But don’t worry, I’m here to clear things up a bit. This article is written primarily for those of you who don’t have a University degree, although it should also provide some useful info for those of you who do!
What is there to do in Romania? Dracula was the first thing on my mind when I arrived here! Yet there is so much more to Romania tourism than a blood-sucking legend. Romania tourist attractions include some of the most exciting and intricate castles in Europe, top-notch mountain hiking, gorgeous medieval towns, delicious cuisine, tranquil and vibrantly rich wildlife and nature experiences, along with some kickass road trips!
What’s your favourite capital city in Europe? For me it has to be Ljubljana! The Slovenia capital (sometimes mistakenly written as Lubiana) is cute, compact, covered in adorable pastels, has its own castle, safe cycle lanes, dramatic dragon statues atop whimsical bridges, cutting edge modern art galleries…and this hidden alternative hippy area where the inner rebel in you will be as happy as I am in the picture below!
Is teaching English abroad without a degree possible? It sure is! Teaching English as a foreign language is a great way to travel the world and get paid at the same time, whilst also gaining a unique insight into different cultures. There’s a good chance you’ll make life-long friends with some like-minded souls too. I taught English for 5 years and earned great money teaching abroad before becoming a travel blogger.
Hello to all of you treasure hunters out there who are looking for those unique travel gifts for her on her travels!
