Digital Nomads (people who are location independent and work online) are quite different from seasoned travelers and backpackers. They tend to go for places with lower cost of living, lower pollution, strong internet connectivity and most importantly opportunity to connect with other digital nomads. (more…)
We’ve all heard it before, the Great Barrier Reef is dead. Well, that is simply not true. The reef is still very much alive and in my opinion still a bucket list item. I have the privilege of working at the Great Barrier Reef as an underwater photographer and divemaster. Every day I get to show people the largest reef system on this planet! (more…)
From India to Switzerland which countries have the cheapest and the most expensive mobile data service in the world?
Hong Kong is one of the first developed mega cities in Asia. Hong Kong is a city of skyscrapers. Only Tokyo and Shanghai can come close to it. Many travelers use HK as a stop over city on their way to China, Japan or other parts of Asia. (more…)
It is a no surprise that Chiang Mai is one of the top places for Digital Nomads. Due to pleasant all year around weather, low cost of living, access to nature and temples, delicious thai food and fast internet connection, Chiang Mai has quickly became the destination where many Digital Nomads flock. (more…)
Traveling has changed quite a bit over the last decade thanks to fast paced changes in Technology. The competition we see in the travel industry combined with new innovations in travel related products have made traveling a walk in the park. (more…)
The only island airport in Thailand is Koh Samui and direct flights to this destination are pretty expensive. There are some cheaper ways to get to many islands in Thailand. I personally used Nok Air package to go to Koh Lanta. It includes a flight, minivan and ferry boat transportation . (more…)
Having discussed the history of Yugoslavia in my previous post, I will go over a workable itinerary that covers most of the locations that makes up the block. These include Croatia, Slovenia, Bosnia, Serbia, Montenegro, Macedonia and Kosovo. (more…)
This article is a two part series. In the first part we will look at Yugoslavia from a historical perspective. In the second part we will go over a two week itinerary to visit the countries that made up the block formerly named Yugoslavia. (more…)
If you are a frequent traveler you must have experienced the good, bad and the ugly side of travel. Well let’s hope you didn’t *actually* experienced the ugly side. For example getting a surprise upgrade to Business class would be a good experience. Or being hosted by some random local who is trustworthy is a good experience. (more…)