Travel is anything but predictable. Flights run late, attractions shut unexpectedly, exchange rates shift, and unplanned opportunities have a way of popping up. Even the most carefully designed itinerary can change in an instant, and when it does, your budget usually takes the first hit. Nobody wants to spend a trip stressed about expenses, but running out of money too soon can end the adventure early or force tough compromises. The key isn’t … [Read more...]
Samsung and I Paint the Town Red: The Tuk-Tuk Hustle
Originally published via PJ Media: What follows is a (mostly) unedited excerpt from my critically acclaimed, gold-standard expat travel memoir/existentialist treatise, “Broken English Teacher: Notes From Exile”: The degenerate felon with whom I had come to briefly reside in South Georgia in 2006 through a series of unfortunate events, in my younger years, asked me for a cigarette. Tyrone had none because he refused to buy … [Read more...]
Poker around the World – Finding the Best Venues
The game of poker is one that is popular not just for the play itself, but also for the overall experience. If you have any doubts about that, just consider how many people choose Las Vegas for their vacations. They go there for the gambling options like poker, but for the entertainment and atmosphere at its giant luxury casinos too. There is a thing known as ‘gambling tourism’, which sees people travel to exotic locations in search of … [Read more...]
10 Things Every Beach Break Should Include
Dreaming of sun, surf, and pure relaxation? A getaway near Cocoa Beach, FL delivers all that—golden shores, laid-back vibes, and a dash of coastal charm. Whether you're planning a family trip or a solo escape, this sunny spot mixes easygoing fun with just enough action to keep you smiling. From surfing lessons and oceanfront dining to wildlife spotting and nearby space shuttle history, it's a playground for every traveler. It’s not just about … [Read more...]
Tarlac: The Heart of Central Luzon
The morning sun cast long shadows across the sugarcane fields as I made my way north from Manila along the MacArthur Highway. Like many travelers before me, I had always seen Tarlac as a place to pass through – a mere waypoint on the journey to more famous destinations in the Philippines' northern reaches. But something made me stop this time, drawn by whispers of historic haciendas, sacred mountains, and a culture that blends the Kapampangan, … [Read more...]
Kinosaki Onsen Itinerary & Things to Do: Guide to Japan’s Hidden Gem
The Charm of Kinosaki Onsen and How My Journey Began Illustration by Kaori Akamatsu A playful illustrated scene of Kinosaki Onsen. Kinosaki Onsen, located in the northern part of Hyogo Prefecture along the Sea of Japan, is one of Japan’s most celebrated hot spring towns, with a history dating back over 1,300 years. Since the Edo period, it has been known as a town for therapeutic hot spring stays, a tradition that continues to be … [Read more...]
From Coast to Coast: Your Guide to Car Transport to Florida for the Perfect Road Trip
In 2024, the State of Florida set a record with 142.9 million visitors. It is the most significant influx of vacationers and part-time residents in the state's history. As you can see, Florida is the most attractive road trip destination in the United States, dotted with Instagram-worthy coastal scenery, theme parks and resorts, some of the world's best golf courses, and more. Suppose you're headed south for a vacation to relocate or escape … [Read more...]
Day Trip to Eneko Island, Majuro Atoll
The Marshall Islands are one of the planet's most remote island countries, but even within 'remote' one can find places even further removed from people. And Eneko Island is the perfect example. For reference the Marshall Islands are closer to Papua New Guinea than Hawaii, are slightly north of the equator and are located west of the international date line. Nonstop flights are available from Honolulu, Guam and Kiribati. Unless you live in these … [Read more...]
Bataan: Where History Meets Natural Beauty
The morning sun cast long shadows across the Mt. Samat National Shrine as I stood at its base, gazing up at the towering Memorial Cross that has become synonymous with Bataan. This peninsular province, merely a few hours drive from Manila, holds within its borders both profound historical significance and remarkable natural beauty. My journey through this historic region would prove to be an enlightening exploration of the Philippines' past and … [Read more...]
Baguio: The City of Mists
As our bus wound its way up the serpentine roads of Kennon Road, the transformation was gradual, yet unmistakable. The humid lowland air of the Philippines gave way to an increasingly cool mountain breeze, while the tropical vegetation slowly morphed into stands of towering pine trees. We were ascending to Baguio City, the Summer Capital of the Philippines, perched 5,200 feet above sea level in the Cordillera mountain range of northern … [Read more...]
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