The author recounts their journey from Panama to San Salvador, highlighting challenges faced at the airport regarding onward travel tickets. Despite initial complications, they successfully navigated the requirements and boarded their flight. Upon arrival in El Salvador, they observed the country's transformation into a safer place and looked forward to exploring further.
The post discusses the ongoing debate between choosing Air BnB rentals and hotels for travel accommodation. It highlights personal experiences, the convenience of hotels, and the challenges of apartment rentals. The author also addresses the economic impact of short-term rentals on housing markets in cities like Barcelona and Melbourne, suggesting potential regulatory changes.
Howdy all. Before leaving home I had THREE main bucket list items I was hoping to achieve in terms of travelling this year. I added a fourth as I went – well it was something I realised I’ve been hoping to achieve for a few years now and I was going to doing it, all …
Continue reading Bucket List Item 1 – Visiting the Panama Canal
In today's vlog, I continue my 2025 Round the World Adventure, exploring Aldbourne, known for its WWII history and the filming of a Doctor Who episode. I also attend a Film and Comic-Con in Swindon, featuring actors from the series and vintage steam engines. Join me for the journey!
In this vlog, the host shares their experience traveling on the overnight TICA Bus from San Salvador, El Salvador, to Leon, Nicaragua, involving two border crossings. Despite the discomfort of overnight travel, they explore what to expect during the journey, including travel time and conditions upon arrival.
The final blog recounts the author's return journey from Seoul to Australia via Taipei. It features flights on Korean Air and China Airlines, offering insights into both experiences. Highlights include the comfort and service of the Business Class seat on China Airlines and the challenges faced with meal options on Korean Air.
The author visited Taipei for a day while flying home from Japan and Korea. They explored the city's history, including the significance of Dr. Sun Yat-Sen and Chiang Kai Shek. They enjoyed various sites, including memorials and temples, while experiencing Taipei's vibrant atmosphere, local cuisine, and Japanese influences.
The adventure titled 'Round the World - The Wrong Way' has commenced, starting with a journey to Santiago via New Zealand. The traveler invites viewers to explore Santiago and learn about plans for 2025, along with an overview of the trip. A video link is included for further details.
G’day folks. Well, my last Seoul based blog for you today, where I talk about the day I visited Gangnam, the southern district in Seoul which is the centre of the K-Pop world, full of fashion and rich people and the inspiration for the PSY song ‘Gangnam Style’. I’m going to be covering everything I …
Australia has a proud wartime aviation history, and not too far from the city in a place called Point Cook is the Royal Australia Air Force (RAAF) base, and on that base they have a museum open to the public on Thursdays and Sundays. So - I drove on down to the base and checked …
Continue reading Wartime Aviation History at Point Cook – the RAAF Museum!
A Scottish island girl exploring the world on a budget
exposing the inner-world of my brain
My second blog page
Put pictures on your travel dreams
The beautiful picture of angels makes you happy.
inspiring journeys and friendly advice
A Scottish island girl exploring the world on a budget
exposing the inner-world of my brain
My second blog page
Put pictures on your travel dreams
The beautiful picture of angels makes you happy.
inspiring journeys and friendly advice
Andy Roams 