Destination Guides

When you book a trip, the last thing on your mind is getting sick or having an accident. Thinking about it can really bring your mood down. But, it is important that you do consider what would happen if you did get sick or injured when you are a long way from home. It happens more often than you think. Around 18% of Americans say that they have had to change their travel arrangements due to a medical issue. So, thinking it won’t happen to you is never wise. In most cases, those people would have benefited from having a good travel health insurance policy. If you have gotten into the habit of traveling without one, here are four reasons to think about changing that habit.

Solo travel has numerous benefits. It gives you time to think about yourself and gain a deep understanding of who you really are and what you want in life. Your journey will be smooth, with no disruptions from your family, kids, partners, or colleagues. But traveling alone has its own set of downsides. Loneliness may hit you and you may feel like your life is falling apart. Fortunately, this guide will equip you with 7 strategies for overcoming your loneliness and making your long-term travel enjoyable.

When the unexpected happens and your holiday is cancelled, it can feel like your little bubble of excitement and anticipation has been well and truly burst. You’ll find a helpful infographic from Creditfix here, detailing what to do if your holiday is cancelled.

More and more travelers are opting to experience the hottest places the Earth has to offer. Here are 10 of the steamiest locations on our planet. Would you visit these destinations?

You’re planning on heading out on a big adventure abroad, but you might be thinking of all the things that could go wrong. Did you pack everything you need? Is there something you should know now that will dampen your trip later? Even the most pragmatic packers can miss out on details or spend more money if they do not know these expert tips.

It’s no secret that foodie holidays are no longer a niche interest – they’re well and truly a staple holiday type, with national newspapers devoting whole sections to foodie holidays within them. In fact, they’re so popular that it can be difficult to find a destination that surprises you – well, prepare for your tummy to be surprised in the best possible way! I’ve picked three surprising travel destinations that you can bank on being brilliant for foodies.