Working daily at a 9-to-5 job can sometimes get boring, and you might want a break and have some adventure in life. What better thing to do than travel to someplace new? There are many places in Asia that are worth visiting, such as Thailand or South Korea, but personally, Japan is my favourite as there are many unique places to visit, and the food is amazing. It’s also rich in culture and tradition that is evident in many aspects of Japan.
London is one of the top visited cities in the world. It’s rich history and culture makes it an attractive choice for all types of visitors, including students on a budget. A trip to the UK capital doesn’t have to break the bank and one can reasonably create an itinerary of low cost, fun, and interesting things to do that will leave you with positive long-lasting memories. I have compiled a list of the top things to do that are promised to be truly exceptional.
Ahhh Thailand... the country with more than 8000 islands, 2000 miles of coastline, hundreds of authentic street food markets, turquoise blue sea, 5 UNESCO world heritage sites and much, much more to explore!
Are you an exchange student or a person who doesn't even know the North Side? The area of unknown and mystery. Here's my tips and tricks on where to get the cheapest drinks, the coolest spots, and the little areas in between. All from the eyes of an exchange student. Yes, you may wonder, "how could an exchange student that's only been here a short time know what there is to do?" But listen to me, when you're in the North, you learn quite a lot in a small time. When I landed in Dublin, I didn't even know there would be stark differences between the North and South sides. They both have their unique charm which adds to the fun of finding out non touristy places to go to. Here are my, top choices for the North side of Dublin.
The coffee scene in Dublin has come on leaps and bounds in recent years. The independent coffee shops scene in particular is flourishing as a whole new generation has become emerged in the café culture. This has led to numerous speciality coffee shops opening their doors both in the city centre and surrounding neighbourhoods. Read on to find out the top 5 independent coffee shops in Dublin.
Spain is one of the most countries who receives more tourist in Europe; exactly, it is the second most visited country in Europe, around 81.8 million travelers. In addition, in 2018, Spain was the second most visited country in the world which marked record-beating numbers.
Spain is pretty famous for its delicious food and monuments. Tourism in Spain is the third major contributor to national economic life after the industrial and business sector, contributing about Spain’s GDP. From the ancient monuments based on the Romans and Moors, the medieval castles of the interior, the ancient villages in inland Andalucía or the beautiful cities of Barcelona and Madrid, there are various cultural attractions in Spain.