by Gemma & Campbell | Guest Bloggers, Scotland
A land very much untamed by modern society, Scotland’s north coast is not only a place of mythology and legend, it is also one of Scotland’s most popular tourist attractions. Each year, people descend on this world-famous road trip in the thousands, all hungry to... 
by Aistis | Guest Bloggers, Lithuania
Lithuania, my home country, is an incredibly rich country with innumerable historical and cultural attractions. The country is situated in the geographical center of Europe and is covered with dense forests, sand dunes, rivers, and lakes. Travelers visiting Lithuania... 
by Ed Lansink | Guest Bloggers, Malta
Malta is a small archipelago in the Mediterranean Sea, located south of the island of Sicily. And although small, Malta has a rich history and a lot to offer its visitors. There really is something for everyone here in Malta, including couples looking for a romantic... 
by Sophie vd Meulen | Guest Bloggers, The Netherlands
Why You Should Visit Utrecht. Often passed over in favor of better known Amsterdam, Utrecht remains relatively untouched by tourism. But the small city in the center of The Netherlands has everything Amsterdam has, without the crowds and with lower prices. Utrecht is... 
by Breanne Fleat | France, Guest Bloggers
Montpellier, the city that has, and always will have, a piece of my heart. And after reading this, maybe she’ll take some of yours too. If you’ve not heard of her, you should have… Montpellier is a French city, situated on the Mediterranean coast, just a few hours... 
by Sanne Wesselman | Canada
Nova Scotia is a province on the Eastern coast of Canada that boasts hundreds of thousands of acres of forests and over 4,000 miles of coastline. With quaint fishing villages and winding roads with stunning vistas, a trip to Nova Scotia will have you packing your bags... 
by Sam Ross | Guest Bloggers, USA
I lived in Boston for years and I would say Boston is one of those places that you must visit at least once in your lifetime. Annually, Boston welcomes millions of tourists. It’s located in Massachusetts and is one of America’s oldest cities. The city is very... 
by Sanne Wesselman | Finland
Vaasa is a small Finnish city located on the West Coast of Finland, about 400km (250 miles) north-west of Helsinki. A good friend of mine, who I met in Valencia, recently moved back to Finland and made Vaasa her new home. After receiving countless gorgeous pictures of... 
by Barbara | Guest Bloggers, Italy
Beautiful cityscape, a winding river, delicious food, and exquisite wine is what you will find if you are planning on visiting Pavia, Italy. Pavia is a city in the northern region of Italy that is well-known for its farming and wine. And, because it is only a short... 
by Suzy | England, Guest Bloggers
I’ve lived in Leeds for the last five years, and I absolutely love it here. I first arrived when I was a fresh-faced 18-year-old ready to start university, and (besides a couple of detours) I’ve been here ever since! Leeds is such a varied, friendly and vibrant city... 
by Ivan Tannenberg | Guest Bloggers, Russia
Russia. Just the mention of the name conjures images of red flags, vast spaces, and deadly distances. Moscow is the heart of Mother Russia, with an incredibly turbulent history, gorgeous architecture and slightly strange people with a mystic Russian soul. While... 
by Ed Morrow | Guest Bloggers, Spain
Madrid is a melting pot of people from all around the country. Hemmingway described the city as ‘the most Spanish of Spanish cities’. The average stay in Madrid is just over two days which barely scratches the surface of what you can see and do in this city. But... 
by Rohan Sood | Dubai, Guest Bloggers
An Expat’s Guide to Exploring Dubai. Dubai is an intriguing mix of Arabian heritage and contemporary outlook. I have always been enamored by how some of the fanciest bars in the world coexist with some of the most traditional mosques. The three years I spent in Dubai...
