Money

So mum wants to head to the spa; dad wants to go hiking in the hills or diving, and the kids just want to be at the beach all day long.

In a nutshell, a begpacker is a backpacker who begs for money throughout their travels, typically on the streets, to fund their way through.

Excuse us, we’re going to go pack our bags now.

While we’re not entirely sure as to the legitimacy of this scam, or how many people it has affected, the way it works is entirely feasible!

There's a lot more to being a digital nomad than those wanderlust-y images you see pasted all over social media.

For many, one of Hoi An's main draw is the promise of custom-made clothing at bargain prices.

As Asians, we find it very normal not to tip… anyone. Sadly for us (or happily for everyone else), the rest of the world doesn’t agree with that practice.

A credit card on holiday, is not just a credit card! It could provide you many travel perks you might be unaware of!

TravelersBox, building upon its success in Tokyo and Manila, expands its footprint in Asia with new kiosks now available in Singapore.

You definitely won't walk out of these outlets empty-handed.

While India waits for the new currency to become more easily available, here are some popular ways to get by without cash.

Several Malaysians travelling in Thailand during the end of November reported that Thai money changers are no longer accepting the Malaysian currency.