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The Girl with the Postcards on the Varanasi Ghat
“Henna?” The banks of the Ganga were lined with woven umbrellas. There was a festival that day – I never found out exactly what. But it was the reason I
Teja 26/08/2018
Cairns Australia: 13 Free Things to Do in
It all started 6 months ago. Boarding a Cathay Pacific flight, backpacks filled to the brim, teary eyes and hearts filled with love and a hunger to explore. We were
Megan Jessica 25/06/2018
Thriving in Tegucigalpa
My pulse raced as Delta Airlines flight 737 zigzagged over the mountainous terrain toward the airport runway. With a resounding thump, the plane dropped and hit the ground. It sped
Jill Dobbe 21/06/2018
Floating Market In Can Tho, Vietnam: A photo diary
We had reached Can Tho Vietnam a few days back. The sun welcomed us with its scorching fire. In the heat of the day, we had learned the concept of
Stefanie Auger-Roy 06/06/2018
Sa Pa, Vietnam: The Ugly Side
Tucked away in northern Vietnam, close to the Chinese border, lies the small town of Sa Pa. What makes it so special, you ask? It is surrounded by beautiful mountains
Michaela Ordosova 28/05/2018
From Southampton to Las Vegas: Our obsession with the Titanic
Is it perverse to want to have a drink at the pub in which passengers of the Titanic had their last? Is it strange that the manager of the pub,
Kelly Keegan 21/05/2018
Tokyo Japan: Senso-ji Temple
Senso-ji (金龍山浅草寺) is an ancient Buddhist temple in the Asakusa neighborhood of Tokyo, Japan. It is one of Tokyo’s oldest and most significant temples and is a place of tremendous
Jim Jones 16/05/2018
Lisbon Street Art: A photo diary
Street art has always been controversial. Some people see an artist expressing themselves, some people see it as vandalism. If you scribble ‘Love’, ‘Hate’, a name or a misspelt word
Claire Delplancq 15/05/2018
How My Experience In Zanzibar Changed My Life – Take Me Cooking
In the last few years, I visited Zanzibar three times and I’d go back anytime if I could. The second time was for New Year’s Eve 2016, about one year
Laurie Vaquer 31/03/2018
First Taste of Independence – A Trip To Salamanca
I’ve always been a stay-at-home person but desperate times calls for desperate measures. I needed to escape from the stress of college and the dystopian society surrounding me. I’m a
Alison Carrillo Culqui 28/03/2018
Fiji Islands: Top 10 travel tips
The Fiji Islands have always been a bucket list destination for us and we finally got to visit in January 2018, while on a year’s sabbatical. Surprisingly, we had a
Hayley Johnson-Hurst 26/03/2018
London City: What to Do When It’s Cold
London city is not renowned for its weather to say the least, and the past few weeks have been bitterly cold. When you are a tourist and you wake up
Claire Delplancq 22/03/2018
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