Graduating soon means looking back at all these crazy times, and if there’s one thing I learned from my year here, it’s that planning (and not planning) trips in Australia doesn’t leave you any less vulnerable to the sometimes scary, sometimes funny, but ultimately remarkable surprises you’ll get here.
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"Don't let comfort or fear define your path; carve your own and you'll reap the rewards that travel is willing to offer you. If you've been holding off, 2022 is the year (to travel)"
Chyna Hayden
Your ULTIMATE Christmas gift guide for those who (literally) deserve the world.
Chyna Hayden
Machu Picchu sits high on top of the Andes Mountains just above the Urubamba River valley. It was believed to have been a religious site or a royal estate for Incan leaders. It's made up of about 150 different types of impressive stone buildings, but its mystery makes it about its purpose makes it even […]
Marina Nazario
Travelling isn't exactly the cheapest activity, but once you get bit by the travel bug, it's hard to look back. I don't want to know how much I've spent on travelling in the past seven years. I say seven because that's how long I've been taking holidays on my own, separate from my family. But […]
Marina Nazario
Travelling is in our human nature. Witnessing Uluru at sunrise, white water rafting in Queenstown, or participating a food tour of Cancun is how we get to experience our beautiful planet. And while we're all about exploring the world, an increase in the amount of travellers has taken its toll on the environment. Experts say […]
Marina Nazario
