Yearly Archives: 2020

Do you have the travel bug but lack the time or the money to make your vacation dreams come true? If you’re like I was, addicted to reading travel blogs…

2. Meet a Quokka on Rottnest IslandSay hello to the ‘happiest animals in the world’ – the Quokka!These super smiley marsupials are indigenous to Western Australia, with a particular concentration…

New York © MonicaVolpin / PixaBay10. The Public Library, New YorkOne of the most famous libraries in the world and home to various talks and presentations, as well as it’s…

Cappadocia | ©wanderlustchloe.comFor history lovers: CappadociaFor years I thought Cappadocia was a specific place, but it wasn’t until I started planning this trip I realised it is actually a whole…

These mines are likely the contributors to most of Tokugawa shogunate’s fortune, a dynasty clan from the Edo Period of Japan, but now are fully closed, not because the gold…

Hotels, private rentals, and guest-houses – whats the situation?The Safe and Clean initiative mentioned above mainly applies to accommodation in my eyes, as this would be my biggest concern in…

Whether you are heading off on a gap year, packing light for a couple of weeks summer break or getting stuck into the culture of a country for the foreseeable,…

The Ritz Carlton in The BukitBelow the airport is a small bulge off the main Island known as the Bukit. Full of luxury resorts, private beaches and local villages you…

July – August: Salzburg FestivalOn to the big one, made even more special due to the centenary celebrations in 2020! Established in 1920, it brings the whole city to life,…

Stop Four: Burjaman to Dubai MarinaTransport: Walk (20 mins) to Burjaman Station > Dubai Marina (Red Line then Tram: 50 Mins)After a stroll through the residential area, broken by shops,…