Over 47% of Luxembourg’s residents hold a foreign passport — the highest proportion of any EU member state. Yet Luxembourg…
Why most 2026 travel lists are lying to you and where to actually go
Most travel lists for 2026 are going to be absolute garbage written by people who haven’t left their zip code in three years. You know the ones. They’re filled with […]
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Why waiting until the last minute for a hotel is usually a stupid idea
The idea that you can score a five-star suite for ninety-nine bucks if you just wait until 8:00 PM is a lie sold to you by people who make money […]
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Memories of Mull
Picture this: you’ve seen the stunning photos of colorful Tobermory, heard whispers of white sandy beaches, and dreamt of spotting eagles soaring over dramatic landscapes. The Isle of Mull calls, […]
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Cloud Forest Central: Santa Elena, Costa Rica
Getting to Santa Elena Although Santa Elena isn’t far from La Fortuna as the crow flies, if you’re not blessed with a set of wings or a Flying Ford Anglia […]
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How to Plan an Affordable European City Break on a Tight Budget
How to plan an affordable European city break on a tight budget with step-by-step tips, real costs, cheap flights, budget eats, and free activities.
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How to Plan a Multi-Day Mountain Trek with Overnight Camping Guide
Learn how to plan a multi-day mountain trek with overnight camping including gear, safety tips, trail selection, and trip preparation for hikers.
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Two Days in Toulouse (Part 1)
Toulouse took me by surprise. As someone who’s not so fussed on city breaks these days, I didn’t expect to like France’s fourth-largest city as much as I did. So […]
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Pentland Hills Regional Park: Turnhouse Hill, Carnethy Hill and Scald Law in Winter
We tend to go into hibernation on the hiking front over the winter months, for a variety of reasons: the (often) inclement weather, the limited daylight hours, not owning the […]
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Fife Coastal Path: St. Monans to Pittenweem
Six weeks of school holidays were almost up. On the very last day, we ventured across to Fife. The plan? A trip to Bowhouse, on the outskirts of St. Monans, […]
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Cairngorms National Park: Tolmount and Tom Buidhe
There are a small number of Munros to the south-east of Braemar that, for reasons which I can no longer recall, we didn’t include on our extensive Munro-bagging trip to […]
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