Recent posts
- Discovering Bali: A Journey of Slow Travel
- Female solo travel and sexual harassment: My personal experience and why I choose to continue despite the risks
- Travel and Climate Change: Thoughts on survey results, sustainable travel, and accessibility
- The Romanticisation of Travel- part 3: Privilege, power, and how we can do better
- Personal Update: OMG, it’s already September, the end of my first chapter of travel, and how I have been feeling
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Here is everything you need to know about Croatia, in a fun and friendly fact file. From Croatia’s unique geography and its complicated history, to fun facts and ideas for what to do, this fact file will have you covered if you are thinking about visiting Croatia.
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I began solo travelling two weeks ago, and from taking a group trip, to navigating Croatia and Greece alone, I have found that I have more questions than answers. The highlights of travelling have included feelings of freedom, cultural immersion, and meeting new people. Nevertheless, there is some stuff that I am still working on-…
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Sustainable travel and our actions As you may know, I strongly advocate for sustainable travel. I understand that the definitions can seem somewhat arbitrary, particularly when many companies choose to engage in greenwashing. But to me, sustainable travel means multiple people, companies, and agencies working together to ensure that travel is most beneficial for both…
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I am happy that I decided to go solo travelling for a year. I am particularly excited to experience new places, meet new people, and capture my experiences. On the other hand, I am genuinely surprised that I decided to travel, given the many doubts I struggled with. My gut feeling is that self-doubt is,…
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Bali on anyone’s bucket list? If so, then I do not blame you! Nevertheless, the Balinese people are facing numerous problems due to issues stemming from over-tourism. From cultural degradation, economic challenges, and unruly tourists – it is unfair to the locals, particularly considering Bali’s complex history. Yet, I am not about to preach and…
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Here is what I plan to do and where I will be as I embark on my first six months of solo traveling in less than a week! From trying out a group tour to volunteering and potentially working abroad! I will begin by visiting a couple of countries in Europe, then travel to Bali…
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Everything is up in the air! I haven’t begun packing or clearing anything out yet. Most of my friends have moved on from where I am living. Of course, I am incredibly excited. Yet, it doesn’t quite feel real plus I admit that I’m terrified. I can’t wait! To begin with the positive, I have…
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Welcome to my travel blog, which is personal, ethically conscious, and tries to be empowering. From personal rants, sustainable travel, and anything relating to ethical issues around travel, here is just a slight flavour of what you can expect. However, I stress that individuals cannot be held fully accountable for the enormous systemic issues at…
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