6 Places to Visit in Asia in 2024

6 Places to Visit in Asia in 2024

Let’s be real. It’s January – the bank account is looking sparse post-Christmas and ‘nipping out to the shops’ is suddenly costing an arm and a leg. And here we are, banging on about bucket list places to visit in Asia. BUT (yes, there’s a ‘but’), as much as it might feel like a pipe […]

The Best Cafés in Busan: The Hidden Gems

The Best Cafés in Busan: The Hidden Gems

Our friend Bethan visited Busan recently, and while there she explored some of the best cafés the city has to offer. If you’re planning your own visit and want some inspiration for the best spots to grab a coffee, a sandwich, or a delicious pastry – read on below! When planning your first trip to […]

Must-Haves for Travelling in 2024: What to Pack

must-haves for travelling

We’ve never been more ready to get back to travelling, but this time, we want to do it properly. Gone are the days of badly-packed rucksacks, overstuffed carry-ons, or malfunctioning electronics – this time around, we want to make sure that you’re as prepared as possible before your amazing adventure. We’ve got some seasoned travellers […]

Hiking in Seoul: Where to Go & What to Bring

Hiking in Seoul: Where to Go & What to Bring

When you think about hiking, lots of places come to mind – from the Alps to the Himalayas of Nepal. But have you ever considered South Korea? Hiking in Seoul is a unique experience, complete with stunning views, easy accessibility, and all manner of terrains. Nicole, our Adventure Tours Sales Advisor, gave us the lowdown […]

How to Spend 48 Hours in Busan: The 2-Day Itinerary

How to Spend 48 Hours in Busan: The 2-Day Itinerary

Busan is a city of juxtapositions, sandwiching an old world charm with a glossy futurism. Here, nestled between the mountains and the ocean, colourful houses line sloping streets and glass skyscrapers tower over the beaches. On one side of the city, waves crash into rocky coastlines – on the other, they lap gently onto sandy […]

How to Travel as a Student | Affordable Group Tours

travel as a student

Being a student on a budget and travelling the world might sound like two things that don’t go hand in hand. But, we’re letting you in on a little secret: you can study and see the world! Check out our tips below on how to balance the books and backpacking, and how you can make […]

Things to do in Jecheon: Korea’s Countryside Gem

Things to do in Jecheon: Korea's Countryside Gem

When you visit Seoul, you might be forgiven for spending all your time in the city. But venture just beyond into Korea’s beautiful countryside and you’ll find Jecheon – where our friend Bethan lives! She’s a local in the area now, so we asked her to put together a list of her favourite things to […]

The Best Card Games for Travel: Make Friends on Tour!

best card games for travel

Whether you’re exploring the bustling streets of Tokyo, hiking the breathtaking landscapes of the Great Wall of China, or embarking on any other exciting journey, one of the most important aspects of your trip is the people you’ll be sharing it with. But how do you turn a group of strangers into lifelong friends? An […]

20 Days Trans-Mongolian Itinerary | Etramping

20-Day Trans-Mongolian Itinerary

As far as trips of a lifetime are concerned, well, I think it’s possible to have many of them to be honest! But certainly one of my most memorable trips was taking the Trans-Mongolian train from Beijing to Moscow. To go through three countries, through different climates, surrounds, encounter different cuisine, meet different folk, see […]

The Best Thrift Stores in Tokyo | Map & Guide to Thrifting

best thrift stores in tokyo

For some people, a trip abroad means one thing. Duty. Free. But if there’s one thing duty isn’t these days, it’s free – and the bargains aren’t quite what they used to be. So how do you make the most of your trip away to snap up a few wallet-friendly purchases?   You head to the […]

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