‘What are the worst travel questions you can get?’ I want to ask you, dear readers – what questions do you hate? And if actually like me you find answering questions about your travel as annoying as I do.
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More Intrepid Travel Bloggers and Vloggers!
Four more travellers telling it like it is!
From Around the Web – Russia Today
Today I muse about the cable news network Russia Today.
Melbourne Revealed – Queen Victoria Market
Today I team up with Tim Blight of Urban Duniya and we take a look at the Queen Victoria Market. The biggest and best known of all of Melbourne's markets, it sells a combination of fresh produce (primarily) and other goods as well.
City Rumble – Bishkek Versus Melbourne
Bishkek in Kyrgyzstan and Melbourne in Australia may be very different cities, but it's still on when they face off in City Rumble!
The ‘McDonald’s’ Test
It's hard to find a country without a McDonald's these days. How do they differ in taste, price and what they offer around the world?
Travel Bloggers from All Parts of the Globe!
I am reintroducing you to the brilliant travel bloggers who participated in my interview series in the second part of last year. This week we have bloggers based in Spain, Japan, Nigeria, New York/Tasmania and Los Angeles!
From Around the Web – Alaska to Argentina!
Hi folks. I wanted to find a video to share today that involved some sort of epic journey, and boy did I find one. Maksym journeys from Alaska down to the very south of Argentina on his bike in an incredible journey! All done in 100 days as well. He really works the drone shots …
A Short Trip to the Mornington Peninsula & the Peninsula Hot Springs
Tag along as I take to the road and explore the Mornington Peninsula and see what the Hot Springs there is all about!
City Rumble – London Versus Singapore
The second round of City Rumble has begun, and we start with a real hum-dinger! It’s Singapore and London, London and Singapore – one the capital of the United Kingdom, home to Buckingham Palace, steeped in centuries of history. The other was colonised by the British, and even today you can still see reminders of its colonial past
Andy Roams 