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AdviceLiving with New Boundaries in 2020
Read moreI would like to share the following thoughts and feelings during this change. I hope it helps in some way. Please take what you need and leave the rest.
It is perfectly normal to feel unhappy and lost with our current situation; you should allow plenty of room for mental adjustment. Take this as a positive, you are not in denial but learning to deal with a new way of living day by day. Every day it will become easier.1 -
StoriesLamu Island
Read moreA bright red and blue parrot raced our tiny plane down the runway as we came in to land at Manda Airport while an unconcerned pedestrian ambled by in the opposite direction along the edge of the tarmac.
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AdviceTravelling Asia
Read moreAlways be sure to inform your bank accounts that you are traveling abroad – this will ensure that your card does not get blocked by the bank. The bank may think this is a suspicious transaction.
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AdviceStaying Safe As A Digital Nomad
Read moreThe astonishing increases in technological capability in all parts of the world has given rise to the digital nomad tech role. With one nomad platform gathering 10,000 followers…
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AdviceWhat To Do If You Get Sick While In Developing Nations
Read moreAn estimated 5% of the 72.8 million UK residents who travelled abroad in 2017 fell ill while overseas, according to data published by the Express and the Office for National Statistics.
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AdviceThink Twice Before Embarking on Cosmetic Surgery Tourism
Read moreThe medical tourism industry, which includes cosmetic surgery tourism, is growing at a rate of 18.8 percent annually. People opt for cosmetic surgery tourism because they want to save money on the cost of plastic surgery and it typically costs much less outside of the UK.
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SafetySafety Tips for Camping
Read moreThere’s something exciting about going camping and feeling isolated from ‘the real world’ while being surrounded by nature. Since so many of us are attached to technology
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SafetyFamily Travel in Africa
Read moreAfrica is a continent boasting fifty-four countries and although it may not be the obvious choice for a family holiday, there is so much more on offer than just safari trips for families.
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SafetyKeeping Safe on Your Travels
Read moreAre you planning a gap year before heading to university? Whether you intend to travel alone, visit popular resorts or explore far flung places, general safety advice applies to everyone, wherever you may be.
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AdviceTravelling Tips
Read moreWe have put our heads together and come up with these important points to remember while you’re enjoying your gap year experience.
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