Millennial Traveller

Women face different challenges or things that may work in their favour (or not) when at different parts of the world. Here’s what to expect.

Travelling to different countries and experiencing different cultures to learn about them are valuable encounters as they teach you to connect with the locals.

Here’s what you'll learn about yourself when you make travelling a big part of your lifestyle.

In the ever-profitable travel industry, a dead week refers to the period following a peak season, where prices go downward. As a result, you can enjoy your much-needed getaway at a fraction of the cost.

Teaching abroad can be the opportunity of a lifetime; one where you get to mix making memories with making a difference.

The ever-growing trend of people surrendering to the idea of “wanderlust” has gone wrong in the hands of the Facebook army.

Exploring the pancake trail last year was the trip of a lifetime for me, so I decided to relive the experience by backpacking through Europe. Here's how the experiences compare:

I spent a month exploring the wonders of Croatia and there's no denying the Balkan nation’s beauty. It will captivate tourists of all kinds.

One of the challenges that come with travelling solo is taking great pictures at your favourite spots and capturing the best moments. The question is, how do you take epic pictures when travelling alone?

It appears that I feel none the wiser when faced with a precarious situation. I asked myself how I would handle things differently based on past experiences. Would I be wiser this time around?

Glamping affords you the back-to-nature feel of traditional camping without having to relinquish any creature comforts. And finding glamping destinations throughout Asia isn’t difficult at all!

Even now, as I work and travel the world full-time, I still believe that Asia is a must for every student. If you’re ready for your solo travel in Asia, there are some things you should definitely know.