Toiletries on a plane: what to put in your toiletries kit
Purging your toiletries can be a great way to lighten your packing, but there are some things that you really shouldn’t be without.
Holiday travel guide podcast
Holiday travel can be stressful, but you can reduce the problems by listening to this advice from Indie Travel Podcast.
Volunteer in Argentina podcast: Wichi water, Cloudhead and Salta
Looking for a volunteer experience with a difference? Take a look into Cloudhead if you’re heading through Northern Argentina.
Kerouac’s Big Sur: don’t get hung up on Bixby
The Bixby Creek Bridge is certainly worth a stop on a trip along California 1, but no matter how much you want to be a Dharma Bum, don’t let it eat up your day.
Solo female travel in Sucre, Bolivia
Sucre is a great destination for solo women travellers, with its good mix of warm weather, good food, character, and things to see, do, and buy.
Soft drinks of the world
You can tell a lot about a country by the food the inhabitants eat, and the flavour of soft drink the residents favour also says a lot.
China’s Terracotta Army: Suspended in time
Deep in the heart of China’s mainland, sits the city of Xi’An, one of China’s Four Great Ancient Capitals and host to the Terracotta Army.
Eating utensils: self-catering equipment on the road
The utensils you carry will influence what you eat and what food you are able to prepare on the road.
Sleeping on the road: five useful items
Sleep is an important part of life, and getting good sleep is an important part of travel. Make sure you budget enough time in your day to get your eight hours in, and use these items to make it a quality rest.
Travel Gear podcast
Travel gear is important — as much for what you leave behind as what you bring: everything has to be considered in terms of both utility and weight. Here’s our current toolkit and recommendations.
That's All Folks!
That's All Folks!