☆ Ditched 9-5 to seek life long adventures ☆
It takes guts to swap your hometown for life on the road.
You’re a born adventurer, which means you’re willing to swap the many comforts of home for a more meagre existence. You’re ready to explore new countries, discover new cultures and broaden your mind.
Over the last hundred years or so, humans around the world have been hard at work to create their own flying machines. With some which are big and designed to carry loads of people, and others which are only made for a small group, there is a huge variety of choice in this field. For the post, the focus will be on some of the smaller options out there, giving you the chance to use the sky to explore the area you’re visiting with far more reach that you would have had before. Of course, though, you will have to be the one to make the final choice.
Some people are happy to visit a sunny resort, lie down on a lounger, and soak up some rays. But that’s not the ideal trip for everyone. You probably enjoy relaxing on a sunny beach, of course, but you might also crave a little excitement out of your traveling experiences. Maybe you want to travel to learn things. Maybe you want to travel to see things. Most likely, you want a combination of both experiences.
Continue reading “Unexpected destinations for a real adventure”
Some people are perfectly happy to remain static in their careers. They find themselves a job that they enjoy fresh out of school or college and work their way up the career ladder until they retire. Granted, the current lie of the economic land is becoming increasingly prohibitive of this, especially in an era of corporate wage suppression where the pay never quite covers the cost of living and opportunities seem few and far between… but it still happens. Some are perfectly happy to spend their working lives under fluorescent lights working 9 to 5 and getting by one day at a time… But you’ve already sampled that life and you know yourself well enough to know that it’s not for you.
Continue reading “9 Signs you’re ready to be a Digital Nomad”
When you go on vacation, one of the hardest and priciest parts to arrange will always be the accommodation. Finding somewhere to stay for a short period won’t be easy, and booking in will be its own challenge if you’re going somewhere with a different primary language. Of course, though, using someone else’s place isn’t the only option to have. To help you out with this, this post will be exploring the differences between buying and borrowing in the world of vacation property, giving you an idea of where best to spend your money.
The most common excuse for not being able to travel is not having enough money. Of course, how else are you going to pay for the flights, accommodations, and attractions without any money? I completely get that however, if you really serious about traveling the world, you will have to take the first few steps TODAY.
Continue reading “Ways to fund your travels around the world”
Nowadays, when people think about going camping, they often expect some amenities such as showers, toilets, and pods with electrical hookups. The true essence of camping is slowly getting neglected as people prefer urban living than wild adventures.
Continue reading “Things to remember when wild camping in Scotland”
Within the last decade, it has been estimated that a massive 1.7 billion people live off-grid worldwide. Interest is clearly growing in communities that are completely self-sufficient. Particularly as areas that need to rely on foreign gas imports do not have a definite future supply, as political relations deteriorate and place a strain on links to energy supplies.
Lately, my husband and I have been enjoying our sweet life in beautiful suites and exclusive floor access to luxury hotels around the world. Perhaps, it’s time we try out VIP clubbing as well.
Continue reading “Party your way around the world with Clubbable”
Although it can be easy to rely on most people knowing how to speak English when we travel abroad, sometimes it’s fun to be a little more adventurous and head off the beaten track to the less-traveled areas of a country.
Continue reading “4 Tips to learn a foreign language quickly”
