This week’s travel deals from December 14 to December 21 include roundtrip flights to Amsterdam, 100% bonus points ending soon, bank bonuses, and more.
Hurry these deals are ending soon.
If you can travel within the next two weeks, these last minute deals are for you!
UK residents, here are your UK last minute deals.
One of my tips on how to find cheap First Class and Business Class flights is to fly from another country.
Scan our PassportCard Nomads review to discover the benefits and drawbacks of this innovative new travel insurance company. See for yourself if it’s the right travel insurance choice for you!
In our 12 years of writing about travel, it’s rare that there’s something new in the travel insurance space. We’ve talked in detail about travel insurance options for short term vacationers, long term travelers, and even expats, and covered most of the major companies in the travel insurance space.
However, in this article we’re looking at a new approach to travel insurance from PassportCard Insurance. PassportCard global nomad insurance is innovative because it’s a fully app-based travel service.
Personally, we never take at trip without making sure we have travel insurance in place.
We’ve had a couple of situations where we’ve needed travel insurance: once when I ended up in the hospital for three days in Thailand, and once
Are you looking for the best places to travel in England? Do you want to experience quintessentially English places that offer a unique travel experience? When you think of England, what first comes to mind? If you’re like most people, you probably think of London. But there’s so much more to England than just its capital city. In this post, we’ll share with you the best places to travel in England that are full of history, culture, and natural beauty. From the wild landscapes of the Yorkshire Dales to the charming streets of Bath, there’s something for everyone on this list. So, if you’re looking for some inspiration for your next trip, read on for the best Quintessentially English places to travel which we’re sure you’ll love.
If you’re looking for a quintessentially English travel destination, look no further than Stonehenge. It has been attracting visitors for centuries,
It’s the time of year to reflect and look forward… which we’ve been doing a lot of on the blog recently! The final quarter of the year is full of predictions for the upcoming year. Industry experts all come forward with the purpose of equipping the wider collective with as much useful, data-centered, intelligent information as possible so we can continue to improve, implement new practises that might benefit us in the long run and above all – to please our customers by making their experience that much better.
I’m going to share my story with you dear reader, about how traveling is good for your mental health and how it has helped me. First things first, my official diagnosis is that I have bipolar disorder 2, generalized anxiety disorder, ADHD, and panic disorder. Quite the fun, I know. Living with a disability, even a mental disability can make traveling more difficult than the average traveler experiences.
Over the years I have traveled with many different neurotypical people. There were times during a trip when my disability held me back. My anxiety kept me from cliff jumping (what if I die. what if I hit a rock. what if I get the wind kicked out of me). Having a panic attack on the side of a mountain in Peru (this is it. this is how I die. I’m dying). Or going into a full-blown hypomanic episode in Hawaii.
