Hey all, and yes it is time – for another accommodation review. Today I am reviewing the place I stayed in Muscat, Oman – the Muscat International Hotel. This is a great little budget option only 20 minutes or so from the airport. The price was 12.6 Omani Riyals per night, which comes in at …
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Howdy all! Well, friend of the blog Gino Pop has been having an incredible time in the last 12 to 18 months going to all sorts of amazing places from Iraq to Algeria. Recently though he's dropped some videos shot in SYRIA - which is slowly growing in popularity perhaps surprisingly over the last 12-18 …
Howdy all! It’s time to head to a city that I KNOW you can do on $100 and still have a very awesome time indeed. It’s a town you may not have heard that much about dear reader, but one I have featured a few times on this blog because frankly, it’s really a special …
I found this video online which was really interesting about some incredible investment going on in Saudi Arabia, a country that is opening up and modernising. The idea is to make a long, thin line of a city across the country - around 170km! Such an interesting idea - but why? Enjoy! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=41sgRP0G6y4 Thanks for …
How many countries are actually on the conventional ‘tourist track’? Actually, probably most of the countries in the world if you think about it. If you told someone you were headed to Iran, presuming you were living in a “western” country, you would probably expect that who you told might be a bit surprised, perhaps …
Howdy all. Today we have Tim Blight from urbanduniya.com doing a guest post. And he's taking to us IRAQ! Last year Tim visited Iraq in October, and I couldn't pass up the opportunity to ask him to write about it! So you’re looking for a holiday destination, wondering where to go, somewhere different, a bit …
When travelling from Australia or eastern Asia to Europe, there are number of possible airlines and routes to get you there, and one of the most popular, usually flying Emirates, is to go via Dubai. Emirates connects a large number of European cities to a large number of Asian/Australian towns. And I always hear people …
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Let’s head to the Middle East for today’s ‘City Rumble’, I am surprised I haven’t included Cairo in a City Rumble before, and I don’t think I’ve really posted about Amman before at all. So anyways, here we are with the capitals of Egypt and Amman facing off against each other. They are, on the …
Egypt. It’s been a heck of a long time since I visited there, but one things for sure, I still have good memories of the places I went. It’s the sort of place that is genuinely unforgettable with incredible history, the Nile River, the desert and the people. Its capital Cairo has seen its share …
This week's photographic remembrance is taking me back to Dubai where I was 7 - 8 years ago. There are malls galore, with the most incredible attractions - like Ski Dubai, inside the Mall of the Emirates which is a ski resort with lifts and more and snow of course. Then there was another with …
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's World Journeys 