Solo Traveller

Even when COVID-19 started making headlines, I didn’t take it too seriously. Until it reached the city I was in. And as with every unexpected major change in life, I went through several phases before coming to terms with accepting that this pandemic was really happening.

If you think travelling locally in Malaysia is boring, then maybe this is exactly what you need to reconnect with your country. Here's a list of adventures in East and West Malaysia to look forward to and start planning for once the country’s Movement Control Order is lifted.

With everyone stuck indoors doing their part with social distancing, many are attempting to get creative with how to fill their time without going bonkers. Should you still be looking for productive activities, why not head back to school and start some online courses?

An island adventure may be just what the doctor ordered to have a truly relaxing time in 2020.

If you can secure a free stay, you reduce a significant portion of your travel costs, which in turn means you can travel longer or more frequently!

Indonesia has been an ever-popular tourist spot for years. Here are 10 good reasons why Indonesia is unique, and why it should be your next holiday destination.

"There’s really not that much to do in Guayaquil. I probably would’ve been a bit bored being here by myself for a week. It’s the most populous city in Ecuador, but travellers usually only come here as a pit stop before flying to the Galapagos Islands or taking a long bus ride".

Khao San Road is a stopover for most travellers; especially backpackers making their way around Southeast Asia.

From centuries-old cultures, intricate architecture, a variety of cuisine, stunning landscapes, and a welcoming vibe, it's no wonder why Asia is a mainstay on so many travellers' bucket lists.

Columbus Direct has put together a list of the most popular cities using various metrics to reveal which are the cheapest destinations to explore in 24 hours.

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.

The best way to open yourself up to new and exciting job opportunities is to work on your skillset. Of course, when it comes to working abroad, speaking at least one foreign language is essential.