Europe

While traveling through South-East Asia & Oceania I saw people doing many amazing and beautiful things which I kinda wish we would do more of here in Western society. What I learn when traveling I try to really implement into my own life, but once I get back home after a while I always find [...]

I have a quick travel question for you: If someone tells you about a beautiful, amazing, remote destination on the other side of the world -  would you feel the urge inside to leave home and travel there? If so, you might suffer from the same disease as Mr Albert Dadas. In the 19th century, [...]

Yes, it’s OFFICIAL: TBEX (TravelBlogExchange.com) is hosting the first event ever in Europe this fall. The TBEX event will be held in Copenhagen from the 4th – 6th of November, 2010 – and we’ll be there! We were VERY disappointed to miss out on the TBEX event in New York earlier this year, so we’re thrilled [...]

Europe – The Most Popular And Cheap Summer Holiday Spots For You To Visit In 2010 Hey everyone! I hope you’re having a great summer. Holiday time is here in Europe, people are escaping the cities and heading out to find the best summer spots – but where is the best place to go? I’ve [...]

The volcanic eruption and the ash cloud over Europe sure put us all to the test last month, and has had many of us wondering what the world would be like without planes. Think about that for a second: - what would the world be like without the ability to fly? My sister was one [...]

It is now official – we will be leaving Switzerland in three weeks. The tickets are booked and some sort of travel plan has been made. On the 6th of March, after I’ve finished cleaning a holiday apartment (a 3-hour-job that pays for both mine and Nathan’s flight tickets. Gotta love the Swiss money!) we’re [...]

We’ve been living in a remote village called Vulpera high up in the Swiss alps for about 4-months now. It’s quite a hard place to get to (don’t ask how we got here :p), and it always has been. When Switzerland was taken over by German, French and Italian people they didn’t bother putting any [...]

Being a vegetarian traveller is an advantage as well as a disadvantage. The good part is that we’re less likely to get food poisoned, as meat is often badly cooked and tend to have a lot of bacterias and bugs on it. The downside however, is that there often isn’t much to choose between on [...]