Ranking the Seven Wonders of The World after witnessing them with my own eyes is a blessing that I’ll always be grateful for and hope I never take for granted. On my 40th birthday last year, I polished off my last item on the World Wonder’s list, visiting Chichén Itzá in the Yucatán province of […]
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When thinking about unique things to do in Albuquerque, New Mexico, you might possibly think of it as that place where “Breaking Bad” was filmed, which is pretty cool, but there’s more to it than meth labs and Walter White’s underpants. Breaking Bad Tour I know I know, very predictable. But hear me out… First
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Who wins the Macau vs Las Vegas argument? These two cities are often mentioned in the same breath when talking about the best gambling destinations on earth, however, they bring completely different vibes to the table. In the blue corner… we have Macau. The lesser-known autonomous region, formerly a Portuguese colony, is accessible via Hong
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Talking about weird things to do in Austin, Texas is not uncommon considering the “Keep Austin Weird” slogan has lived on for years after the accidental quote reached the minds of locals and the concept lived. Following a stressful first introduction to the USA after having my ESTA visa rejected I was happy to hang
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The words “best things to do in Fresno” aren’t exactly a common phrase on the lips of seasoned travellers. But if for some reason you’re passing by, then these are my handpicked shouts. Often overshadowed by California’s coastal cities it emerged from the gold rush era as a key agricultural centre in the heart of
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In this hardcore one-day in St. Louis itinerary you’ll visit a city that boasts musical legends such as Chuck Berry and the deep-rooted heritage of the iconic beer Budweiser. Get ready to explore the streets where trailblazers once walked, and experience the legacy of the local pizza, all in the backdrop of the Gateway City,
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Chicago, often referred to as the “Windy City,” needs no introduction as one of the most famous cities in the USA. Known for its vibrant jazz scene, towering skyscrapers like the Willis Tower, deep-dish pizza, and historical naughty boys like Al Capone, it’s a city rich in culture and history. After finally getting to the
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I found myself almost reluctantly trying out all of the best things to do in Los Cabos during my time living in Mexico City as a digital nomad. I had fallen for that annoying and strange affliction that expats sometimes find themselves suffering when they live in a country and claim to love it so
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My only knowledge of the unusual things to do in Colorado before visiting was based entirely on the satire show South Park! Great show, but probably not the best idea to take its word for what life is like in this beautiful state. After an impromptu and very long American road trip, I found myself
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Finding the best hiking trails in New Jersey was my personal repentance for partying way too hard in Las Vegas for the Conor McGregor vs. Floyd Mayweather boxing match. After initially having my ESTA visa denied, I was lucky enough to find myself in New Jersey after an impromptu road trip on my first visit
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Nobody does Day Of The Dead better than Mexico, but is there a particular destination in Mexico that does it even better than the rest? I’m not so sure, but after witnessing the event for myself by visiting the island of Janitzio for Dia De Muertos succeeding the previous years’ festival in 2 other cities;
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With a giant landmass, fascinating history and a beloved culture on a global scale you could spend years searching for the most famous landmarks in Mexico, both manmade and natural and still have more to see. I lived in Mexico for a couple of years and thanks to travelling around and making friends with the
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Being a Mexico City digital nomad long-term wasn’t in my plans, but it certainly became a “happy accident.” After being booted out of my preceding expat country of choice, Colombia (not quite as sexy or exciting as it sounds, my tourist visa had just expired and it resets every calendar year), my intention was to
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Have you had your American ESTA denied after booking all your accommodation and all the other plans you may have for visiting the USA? Felt that gut-wrenching disappointment, or even panic upon rejection? You’re in good company. The rejection of my online American ESTA application was mainly due to arrogance and poor planning on my
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Mexico and Belize are two popular tourist destinations, sitting side-by-side, so it’s understandable why you’d want to see both countries if you have time. Knowing how to cross the Mexico-Belize border can be a little intimidating for first-time border hoppers or those seeking Covid regulation updates for this particular land crossing, I’ve got you covered
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