I never thought I’d say this but… I have a dog that doesn’t walk. I spent years dog sitting other people’s dogs and all of them loved going on walks, so when I got a puppy I naturally assumed that she would too. As it turns out, she only likes going to the dog park …
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Between 20012 and 2018 I went on 39 press trips to destinations as far flung as Madagascar, Russia, Japan and Iceland. I’ve flown Business Class on Singapore Airlines, Qatar Airways, Malaysia Airlines and Air France. I’ve stood on the Great Wall of China, zip lined in Costa Rica, flown in a helicopter over Canada and …
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When I first got my Pomeranian Luna I bought everything cheap of Amazon, including her pet carrier for flying. There are so many things you have to get when you first own a puppy – harnesses, leashes, poop bag holders, playpens, crates, pee pads etc – that of course the initial cost really ads up. …
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Coming from the UK, one thing I noticed once I moved to the U.S is that domestic flights here can be much more expensive than say, a flight from London to Paris or London to Barcelona. Back in Europe, cheap airlines like Ryanair and EasyJet have made European travel very cheap indeed, with flights sometimes …
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One of the perks of having a small dog is that you can fly with them in the cabin as opposed to shipping them cargo, which can not only be expensive but also stressful for the dog. While emotional support animals can no longer fly in the cabin for free, you can pay a pet …
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We’ve already reviewed SafetyWing Nomad Insurance on here but if you’re a digital nomad working remotely then you may want something a little more robust that offers health insurance in your home country as well as abroad. Starting at $153 per month (for people between the ages of 18-39) SafetyWing’s Remote Health policy is more …
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Sometimes planning for a future dream trip is almost as exciting as actually boarding a plane or packing your campervan. Now the experience has become even more engaging, with new technologies allowing travelers to better understand which destination will be the best fit for them, long before they touch down in a different US state …
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Visiting Amsterdam I visited Amsterdam last year in May and I was a bit embarrassed that all I knew about it was somehow related to coffee shops, ladies in windows, canals that all look the same and people using bikes as a means of transportation. I know now that my impressions of a city before visiting it are sometimes superficial. That’s why when I …
Flying can be an anxious enough time flying by yourself, but with a baby or toddler in tow, there will be more still to think about. First there’s all the baby gear you’ll need to bring, including a quality hands-free baby carrier like this one. Perhaps you’ll worry that a younger child has the potential …
Tired of having to wear a face mask? When the Covid 19 lockdowns began on March 13th I bet you had no idea we’d still be in some sort of lockdown on day 300. Yet here we are, with Covid 19 still a significant risk until enough people have had the vaccine to achieve herd …
