Hello. Long time no see. It’s been a while. 2 years to be exact. Those of you who follow me on social media will know that I’m not really a digital nomad anymore and living a pretty settled corporate expat life in Seoul these days! I’m a in-agency copywriter, with a pretty demanding job writing for some of Korea’s biggest companies. So… with all the pressure on me to write perfectly, the idea of writing for pleasure kind of went out the window… But over the weekend, I had 4 glorious days out the office, and my boyfriend had to take an impromptu trip out the city… I decided to tag along for th ..read more

Thank you to my guest writer, Glasgow local Caroline McCaw, for her insight into some of the best things to do in Glasgow’s buzzing Southside area. Now that I’m based in Seoul, I don’t have much time to explore or write about my bonnie homeland, so it’s great to have someone to do it for me! Thanks again for such a great article!  Visitors to Glasgow are often drawn to the West End of the city. Home to Kelvingrove Art Gallery and the University of Glasgow, the West End is a top spot for tourists. Take a trip to Byres Road and you’ll find a hedonistic paradise of boutique shops, trendy bar ..read more

Whenever we think about romantic getaways, we mainly consider Europe. Of course, Europe is full of old cities that offer perfect sightseeing, great shopping and a romantic atmosphere. It’s strange, though, that whenever we are in search for the most romantic places, we rarely think about India. So, let’s take a look at 10 of the many romantic getaways in India that are worth your attention. This article is based on the opinion of happy couples who met here. Udaipur, Rajasthan Udaipur is probably the best place if you want to get to know the romantic side of India from the romantic side. The c ..read more

Nothing in this world can quite beat the feeling of having your bags packed and making your way to the airport to start your adventure abroad. Whether you’re jetting off on a solo trip around the world or just a weekend away with your best friends, getting the chance to experience new cultures and ways of life are truly amazing. There is a lot that travelling can teach us about ourselves and others which can’t be learned in a book or classroom, you simply have to get out there and experience it for yourself. People always talk about how great travel is – and for good reason, it can change ..read more

Tulum was my first port of call in Mexico and it was an amazing introduction the country I’d soon spend more than 2 months travelling through. My friends had been before and had raved about how cute this little Caribbean beach town is, with its rooftop mojito bars and carefree vibes. There are honestly so many things to do in Tulum, and I think that’s why I ended up loving it so much. Keep reading for my top picks! 8 Fun and Amazing Things to do in Tulum Visiting Tulum Ruins You’re probably going to visit a fair few ruins on your trip to Mexico but none will be as picturesque as the Tulum Rui ..read more

Anyone who has ever visited Singapore, the wealthy city-state off the coast of Malaysia, will be aware that the whole island is a foodie paradise, inhabited by food fanatics. The local culinary scene, and in particular the street food scene, is a cornerstone of Singaporean culture, and getting together to argue about where to find the best hokkien mee or poke bowl is a well-known national past time. Singapore’s street food scene is a melting pot of some of Asia and the South Pacific’s greatest hits, where the influences of Mainland China, Malaysia, Vietnam, Thailand and bey ..read more

If you’re looking for some inspiration on the best cities for digital nomads, you’ve come to the right place. As a location independent worker, the world might be your oyster but, one thing I’ve learned in this past year is that not all destinations are made equally. After months of travelling through Central America with shawdy internet and a very small DN community, I had a fair idea of what necessities I personally needed as a digital nomad. When I made my way to Asia, I soon realised why so many digital nomads decide to live there. Living costs are cheap, the WiFi is strong and life is jus ..read more

Hey everyone, Happy May! I hope you all had an eventful April, a great Easter and managed to see some Spring blooms. As most of you know, I’m writing this update from Seoul! I moved back to Korea late last month after 1 year of being out the country and, oh my god, it’s so nice to be back! Do you have a country that feels like your second home? That’s Korea for me.. and although I didn’t always love living here, it’s a pretty special place that I have all kinds of nostalgia for. I’ve been back for almost 2 weeks now…. say, what!? And I’ve been up to a fair bit- but I’ll tell you all about that ..read more

Last year, I visited more countries than I’d ever visited throughout the rest of my life. After spending a bit of time in Asia, I hit up South Africa, visited some European countries and went on a big trip to Central America. There’s one country in particular that stick out among everything else, though: Mexico. I loved Mexico so much and I think it’s partly to do with the amazing places we visited during our trip. To help you love Mexico just as much as I did, I’ve put together the perfect month long Mexico itinerary. The great thing about travelling in Mexico (aside from, ya know, the tacos ..read more

Hey hey, everyone! It’s officially April and Spring’s starting to show its face all over the Northern Hemisphere! The past month has been a bit…. mental. But, in hindsight, it usually is for me- I don’t know why, but I always have busy and crazy Marches. (And, I have to squeeze my birthday in, too!) Did you know that I turned 28 a couple of weeks ago? Yup, I’m one step closer to 30 and no where near having a settled life. And speaking of being settled, do you remember last month when I wrote about how I’m feeling completely at home here? Well, things kind of hit the fan and everything’s u ..read more