What's a Contiki, I hear you say?
A couple months ago, I was sitting in my room working on my dissertation. The endless hours of data collection and report w... Read More...
A number of well-publicised and distinguished waterways in the UK provide extensive walking opportunities during day trips, weekends and lengthy hiking holidays... Read More...
I have a bucket list of places that I want to see in my lifetime. I'm not quite sure when it began or even how some of the places initially worked their way ont... Read More...
The most spectacular place to host a celebration, everyone knows the famous French Quarter street consumed by music, alcohol, and culture. Bourbon street is hom... Read More...
Many people are accustomed to the idea of a student discount, not least students themselves, but as time ticks on and the dissertation becomes but a distant mem... Read More...
Straddling western Asia and eastern Europe is the popular holiday destination, Turkey. A nation thriving with cultural influences from Persian, Roman, Greek, an... Read More...
Rathmines has always been a part of Dublin thriving with youth, diversity and a welcoming attitude. As far back as the interwar years, the area has been open to... Read More...
In 1927, the official guide to Nottingham described in its introductory notes the transition that the city would be making over the coming years from a “City In... Read More...
We all met at 05:00. A coach took us to Stansted. From there a two-hour flight took us to Kraków, Poland. Our hotel was pretty good and had a tram stop just out... Read More...
The south of France is synonymous with glamour, sunshine and summer indulgence. Many will be familiar with St Tropez, Cannes, and Toulon, each having their own ... Read More...
Amsterdam can be a huge talking point for single travellers, couples, students and party-goers alike. The tales of exuberance, with liberal attitudes and laws t... Read More...
Over the last decade, many countries have adapted their laws to become LGBT friendly - a subject that was once a taboo to even discuss. But now it is being open... Read More...
The Exuma Cays, a district of the Bahamas, is a superb paradise-like location consisting of over 365 islands with the largest being 37 miles in length. With suc... Read More...
England prides itself on its huge number of country houses, often owned by landed gentry, wealthy entrepreneurs and historic institutions. Whilst many are open ... Read More...
This popular tourist destination spot is a man-made lagoon created initially by accident when a nearby power plant, known as Svartsengi, drilled for the purpose... Read More...
Catalonia's political struggles have made moderate headlines in recent years, given the comparative relevance to the situation between Scotland and the rest of ... Read More...
For some, Scandinavia can seem the opposite of what offers an ideal holiday. Cold weather, hard-to-grasp languages and meatballs on every corner certainly diffe... Read More...
With its superb, futuristic architecture, its rich history and ancient temples, and its forever changing and developing trends, it's no wonder so many people fr... Read More...
You will be in for a culinary surprise if you're heading to Jamaica. The island is bursting with flavour with fresh tropical fruits and vegetables and an array ... Read More...
Later this year I'll be heading out to Amsterdam. There is so much to look forward to, from the picturesque sights, to getting to know the area itself. Amsterda... Read More...
