Valencia is the third largest city in Spain. It’s crammed with art and architecture, fringed with 20 kilometres of gold sand beaches and is a foodie heaven. If that’s not a good enough reason to visit, most of its top attractions are free: Museums: IVAM – the impressive Institut Valencia d’Art Modern was the first […]
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Author: Emi Darnton is a traveller with a passion for Morocco and supporting the Berber families in the Sahara. @morocco.trip.finder and moroccotripfinder.com. Many people think of Marrakech as the epitome of Moroccan life with its busy, narrow lanes winding through the medina, market stall aromas and shiny trinkets enticing you into each trader’s shop. Spending
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Author: Brittany is from LA and has taught English in China, Prague and Vietnam and has travelled to 35 countries: sheruntheworld.net; YouTube;@sheruntheworld_ The pros: There are opportunities for everyone: I think this is the main pro- ANYONE can do it. In most countries you have 3 different types of places you can teach at: language
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Author: Zoe – an eco Scottish solo traveller and digital nomad: @girlwiththesuitcases and girlwiththesuitcase.com What is housesitting? Housesitting jobs give you the chance to have completely free accommodation. Simply look after a house and any pets the owners have whilst they are away. If your positive reviews build up, you will start being accepted for bigger and better
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Author: Jen Rogers @jen33travel and Jenrogers33.com Just north of Moab in southeastern Utah lies one of the most incredible national parks in the US, Arches National Park. With over 2,000 documented arches, it has the densest concentration of natural sandstone arches in the world. It is over 70,000 acres of arches, fins, pinnacles, hoodoos and balanced
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Jess Moses @freshlysnapped and freshlysnapped.com is a photographer from the UK. She co-founded a successful business in Thailand and now lives and works in Melbourne. She is doubled jabbed. Here’s what we found out from Jess’ experience in hotel quarantine. The quarantine hotels: A 14 day supervised quarantine in a hotel is mandatory on arrival
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Author: Jen Rogers @jen33travel and Jenrogers33.com Zion holds a special place in the heart of Utahans. It is the oldest and most visited park in the state and one of the most incredible. Here’s my top 5 things to do: 1. Weeping Rock Weeping Rock is just a short hike to a beautiful area with
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Author: Zoe – an eco Scottish solo traveller and digital nomad: @girlwiththesuitcases and girlwiththesuitcase.com. 1. Cost Hostels are a lot cheaper. They save you money which can then be spent on exciting activities as well as food and drink. 2. More fun Most hostels hold several events: from free walking tours to pub crawls to food tasting nights
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Author: Gabi @underflowerysky and underflowerysky.com. Plitvice Lakes are the most stunning waterfalls in Croatia. The National Park is exceptionally beautiful with turquoise and emerald waters that really need to be seen and experienced. Located half way between Zagreb and Zadar, Plitvice Lakes are an UNESCO World Heritage Site with 16 fascinating lakes and over 90 waterfalls. Here’s
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Author: John Brent @johnbrenttravel and johnbrenttravel.com. 1. Ko Tao This small island had to be my number 1. When you think of the perfect island you think of Ko Tao. Amazing beaches, great for snorkelling and scuba diving. I saw a whale shark here too! There are many food options and it’s easy to get
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