Busan is a city of juxtapositions, sandwiching an old world charm with a glossy futurism. Here, nestled between the mountains and the ocean, colourful houses line sloping streets and glass skyscrapers tower over the beaches. On one side of the city, waves crash into rocky coastlines – on the other, they lap gently onto sandy …
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Being a student on a budget and travelling the world might sound like two things that don’t go hand in hand. But, we’re letting you in on a little secret: you can study and see the world! Check out our tips below on how to balance the books and backpacking, and how you can make …
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Whether you’re exploring the bustling streets of Tokyo, hiking the breathtaking landscapes of the Great Wall of China, or embarking on any other exciting journey, one of the most important aspects of your trip is the people you’ll be sharing it with. But how do you turn a group of strangers into lifelong friends? An …
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For some people, a trip abroad means one thing. Duty. Free. But if there’s one thing duty isn’t these days, it’s free – and the bargains aren’t quite what they used to be. So how do you make the most of your trip away to snap up a few wallet-friendly purchases? You head to the …
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The Japanese are experts in the efficient use of space and uncluttered living. When it comes to your trip preparation, our advice is to embrace this minimalist approach when packing for your Japan backpacking tour. Here’s our packing list for upcoming adventure! A backpack or hold-all One thing to be careful of when travelling in …
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If you’ve been unlucky (like this writer!) you might have been stung once or twice by the dreaded roaming charges. But keeping in touch when abroad is an incredibly useful thing – from being able to contact home to making sure you’ve got the data to use Google Maps. If you want to flaunt the …
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Starting from August 15, 2023, Vietnam has made its e-Visa system accessible to all international tourists. These updates mean that the process of obtaining a visa has never been easier, offering a more direct approach to all foreign visitors and eliminating the need to provide physical applications. Previously, Vietnam’s e-Visas were exclusively granted to citizens …
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Here it comes, Chinese New Year. Many Chinese say it’s the most extraordinary celebration in China, where there is no alcohol and food limit and you can hear and see fireworks almost everywhere all day long. It’s my first time in China so it’s also my first (surprisingly) Chinese New Year to celebrate. Since December …
The official countdown has just begun: 41 days left till our Tibet journey and believe me, we can’t wait! Unfortunately, according to the rules and regulations of the China National Tourism Administration (CNTA), foreign passport holders should apply for the Tibet Travel Permit (TTP) before entering Tibet, and it is not available by independent travelers …
We were the last batch of foreign travelers in Tibet in 2012. Due to new regulations it’s unlikely others will be able to make it, which is a pity, because this country is one of the most breathtaking in the world. Have a look through the photos and you’ll see it as the colorful and …