As I’ve spoke about in my last few vlogs, now that the two month countdown until my move is on I’m trying to soak up as much of Scotland as I can while I can with my friends and family. This week I took two trips to Loch Lomond and St Andrews and packed up … More A Week of Scottish Road Trips
I’ve travelled to Ao Nang twice over the last few years, on both occasions as a stop between travelling between East and Western Thailand. On my first visit to Southeast Asia in 2015, we stopped in Ao Nang halfway through our ten week trip as a way to regroup and relax. When exploring the islands … More Ao Nang, Thailand
After reaching 1000 likes on the original post I wrote on this topic over two years ago – which you can read here – I decided to update my tips on how to increase blog traffic beginners, this time in the form of a vlog. As you’ll see in the video, my graduation this summer … More Easy Tips to Increase Blog Traffic
The first time I visited Ao Nang in 2015 it was my last stop in Thailand before heading south for Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia. Let me say that the nineteen hour bus journey (we were picked up around 11am and arrived in Kuala Lumpur at 6am the following morning) is not for the faint-hearted, but … More Ao Nang to Kuala Lumpur
I’m a firm believer in celebrating even the smallest of achievements, and at the end of last month I finally reached two long time goals with my blog: the first milestone I reached was receiving over twelve thousand views in a month, and the second was gaining 4000 WordPress subscribers. I’ve just uploaded an updated version of … More 5 Easy Tips to Increase Blog Traffic
Earlier in the week I was lucky enough to collaborate with Topolabamba Glasgow, a Mexican restaurant on St Vincent Street. In recent years, this area of the city centre has flourished with new and exciting restaurants, and Topolabamba fits the bill perfectly. Glasgow has very few sit-down Mexican restaurants, so it’s great to find one … More Topolabamba (Glasgow, Scotland)
Although it’s only January, if you’re thinking of travelling outside the continent this year then obviously the longer you have to save the better. Comparing and contrasting flights for North America, Asia and Africa are helpful because although flights to Bangkok might be a little pricier than Boston, hotels and cost of living once you … More 10 July Long-Haul Flights from Glasgow for Under £500
This post contains sponsored content. I’ve had the pleasure of travelling to Thailand several times in the last few years. In 2015, on my first backpacking trip, I spent around two weeks in the country as a stop between Cambodia and Malaysia and this past summer I spent an entire month dedicated to travelling through … More 3 Weeks in Thailand – Costs, Itinerary and Getting Around
This post contains sponsored content. For my last post of 2018, I’ve teamed up with http://www.LatestDeals.co.uk to look back on my last year in travel. Their website has deals on everything from books to video games, but for my readers I thought it would be great to point out their travel section which offers special … More My Year in Travel
I’ve already written a post on how to travel from Bangkok to the East Coast islands here, but for this installment of my Thailand series I’ll be explaining the cheapest and quickest ways to travel to the West Coast towards Phuket, Koh Phi Phi, Ao Nang and Krabi Town. All around Phuket there are both … More Bangkok to Phuket