Do you strictly eat local food when traveling?
I always try as much as I can. Usually it's too pricy for me to only eat local, so I mostly opt for cheaper options with occasional meal in a local restaurant or market.
I always try as much as I can. Usually it's too pricy for me to only eat local, so I mostly opt for cheaper options with occasional meal in a local restaurant or market.
tossing up between the two but more leaning to osaka… what are the must dos in each place?
I usually do a carry on only, so I’m trying to decide what is most effective and TSA complaint. I have a birdie alarm, but I know pepper spray & sharp objects are not permitted with carry on.
I have seen some TikToks saying you could feel pretty lonely going solo there and also that many restaurants will not allow solo diners.
How was your experience?
How old were you? Why did you choose to go there? What was the scariest part?
I am looking at mostly towns in Germany and France. I am wanting to go by train to the different towns.
I’m in search of underrated European destinations. Nothing is too big or too small.
What place has been your favorite? One that you can’t stop thinking of!
I start with don’t ever tell anyone you’re traveling alone and don’t take drinks from anyone.
How far in advance do I need to book something like this? Any other Peru or Bolivia recommendations are welcome.
I don't want to rent a car and I'm obsessed with both the sea and history. I want to swim in the morning and visit cultural sites in the afternoon.
Booking, hostelworld or something else? Why?
To a cold destination - black leggings, T-shirt, hoody or puffer. To warm destination - skirt, leggings, t-shirt, puffer. I freeze on planes so always layer. And either sneakers or hiking boots depending what I'm doing on my trip.
I have the money to do it but I cannot help but feel I should save it instead. Give me some of your inspiration for booking the trip!
I always carry a change of clothes, especially underwear, toothbrush and paste and a roll on deodorant.
Has anyone else got any pointers?
I can't live without my noise cancelling headset
Given that we do everything on our phone, and the phone is so easy to lose. I’m thinking of getting one of those gadgets that goes inside the phone cover and then you have a string that connects to your bag pocket. What does everyone else do?
Some people have an Espresso/Martini at every bar/restaurant they go to, some take photos of the sunset every day or maybe wear a certain pair of earrings to match their surroundings.