Roam the world, record the moments, relive the memories!
This continues to be an unprecedented time for travellers, with countries in lockdown, borders closed and flights cancelled. With the new strains of COVID-19 dampening any optimism of travelling abroad in the near future, I have compiled a new list for 2021, on how you can keep your wanderlust alive, from the comfort of your own home.
I launched my travel blog in February 2020. I was so excited to be able to document my travels on this new platform, that I jetted off to beautiful Greece for my first adventure of the year at the end of February. Little did I know at the time that this would be my first and only trip abroad this year.
In 2020, I was looking forward to exploring new cities in North and South America and Asia, and blogging about my next adventures. I would never have imagined that within weeks of my first trip, travelling the world would come to such an abrupt stop. With borders closed internationally, the COVID-19 pandemic quickly turned 2020 into the lost year for travel.
Puddlegrams are one of my favourite kind of shots – they provide a whole new perspective to photography, with stunning symmetrical compositions and are a great way to jazz up your Instagram feed!
I often get asked how to take the perfect puddlegram – look no further as I share with you my top tips on how to take a unique reflective shot, just from your phone! The next time it rains when you’re walking down the street and you see a puddle, use what you’ve learnt here and experiment with those puddles – remember, practice makes perfect!
It’s yet another day and week of being stuck indoors, with Covid-19 restricting both national and international travel. Do you miss exploring the world around you?
Don’t worry! Whether you’re after a bustling city atmosphere or a relaxing beach setting, here’s five live webcams through which you can keep your tourist mode on, all from the comfort of your own home.
It’s always a good idea to have a travel itinerary for any adventure. Having an itinerary means you won’t be spending hours in your hotel room trying to think about what to do for the day, as everything would have been planned in advance.
I often get asked how I plan my trips – including how I manage to fit in visiting lots of places into a day, to how I choose restaurants and modes of transport.
For any adventure abroad, I always create a travel itinerary to ensure I visit the best places and maximise the amount of time whilst on holiday. In this blog post, I’m going to show you how to create the perfect itinerary, with a recent example I did for Toronto, so you can make the most of your future city breaks!
It’s been a difficult few weeks for all of us due to the coronavirus pandemic. We are unable to travel and are homebound for the foreseeable future. Don’t worry though – to brighten your mood, in my next series of blog posts, I’m going to inspire you on how to keep your wanderlust alive from the comfort of your own home.
In today’s blog post, I share with you the top five ways to fuel your wanderlust at home…
