We are on a plane to Cambodia…Woo! I love this part of travelling. A chance to experience a whole new country, culture, and people. A chance to visit phenomenal sights and try exciting dishes. A chance to meet fellow travellers. This
This time two years ago. Rich and I were sitting in our courtyard in Newtown, NSW, Australia sharing a bottle of red wine. It was time to dream a little and think about our trip to South America. The big
People ask us what was it like living in Ho Chi Minh city. It’s hard to put it into words, so I’ll explain it via song: The lively song – with a rollercoaster pace – is a perfect representation of
The slow loris is one of the cutest wild animals to have recently featured across social media channels. And last night I saw a wide-eyed loris on my Instagram feed. The picture was of a smiling traveller holding a slow
Ready for a trip to Vietnam? Don’t know where’s your passport? No problem, you won’t need it. Don’t know what to pack? Ney worries man, we are travelling super light for this trip. Just woke up and have no time
I have a secret island I want to tell you about. It shares its name with a beer brand and the Thai word for elephant. It’s also a verb, according to Urban Dictionary: To simultaneously chill and hang contiguously and amicably
Riddle me this. Why is it that men seem to lose weight travelling and women seem to pack it on? I’d love to know the answer to this, so please let me know in the comments below if you have
Twelve months in Asia! Can you believe it? When we started our journey with the aim of some serious travel in Latin America and Asia, plus developing the Tripmasher app, I always knew we would be basing ourselves in Asia
Jeez! If you just spent the last two hour’s reading about Vietnam’s tourism (like I have), you’d begin to think travelling to Vietnam be all like… I’m here to tell you it’s not. I’d rather propose that there appears to
Travel scams. We have all been there or heard of a traveller’s sorry tale. Be it card skimming in Chile, balloons for birthday parties in Cuba, or tuk-tuk sightseeing scams in Bangkok ending with a $200 seafood lunch. The list goes on