What is responsible tourism?
As the world starts to emerge from the pandemic, travel is slowly but surely starting to restart around the globe, and we now have the opportunity to shape what travel will look like in the future.
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Porto Solo Travel Guide
Travelling solo to Porto? I spent a week in Porto as part of my crazy 52 countries in 52 weeks project, and absolutely adored exploring this historical city by myself. Here’s my Porto solo travel guide with top tips for your trip.
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Checking in to the Cordis, Auckland
The five-star Cordis Hotel in Auckland is the perfect spot for a luxury getaway or mini staycation. From high tea to sun-soaked pools to incredible views, you won’t be disappointed.
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What it’s like to do MIQ in New Zealand (Managed Isolation & Quarantine)
I spent a week in New Zealand’s Managed Isolation system (MIQ) for incoming travellers at the end of 2021 while helping one of my best friends get home from Canada, and I’ve written a detailed guide about our experience.
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Outrigger Fiji Beach Resort Review
Happy hour, coral reef regeneration, endless “BULA!” greetings in every direction, the Outrigger is a tropical dream.
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Is eDreams Prime truly worth it?
As we start to emerge from the craziness of 2020 and 2021, one of the biggest questions on travellers’ minds is “is travel going to be more expensive?”.
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Best Wanaka Glamping Spot: Cross Hill Domes, Lake Hawea
Cross Hill is an ultra-luxurious glamping option just 15 minutes from Wanaka, complete with an in-house chef, wood-fired hot tub and amazing stargazing.
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Queenstown to Milford Sound scenic flight with Glenorchy Air
Flying from Queenstown to Milford Sound is an absolute bucket list experience. Here’s all you need to know about the scenic flight.
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Checking in to Hokitika Fire Station Boutique Accommodation
This award-winning boutique accommodation option is the best place to stay in Hokitika. Read my full review.
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Checking in to the Old Post Office Lodge in Owhango, Ruapehu
With opulent interior design, loads of sleeping and living space plus bonuses like a sauna, firepit and hot tub, the fully renovated Old Post Office Lodge offers incredible value close to the mountains and bike trails of the Ruapehu District. Mark and Kathy, the owners of the Old Post Office Lodge, are basically magicians. They’ve…
