I used to spend $50 a month on those premium immune supplements. Vitamin C tablets, zinc lozenges, all that stuff. Then I got curious about where those supplements actually came from. That’s when I started looking at what people in tropical climates have been eating for thousands of years. They weren’t taking pills. They were…
Business travel is seen as glitzy on the surface. Hotels, new cities each week, airport lounges. I would believe that I felt tired after a work trip because I have not slept enough or because I did not get my time schedule in a better way. As time went on I understood that it was…
China blends iconic heritage, ultra-modern cities, living traditions, futuristic skylines, and high-speed trains often within the same holiday. But with long travel times between destinations and packed sightseeing days, the way you travel can make or break the experience. So before you shortlist itineraries, make one key choice: a pre-planned group tour with a fixed…
Budget travelers often ask me about hostel safety. After staying in many hostels around the world, I can tell you they’re both affordable and safe if you know what to look for. A bunk bed in Europe costs between $12-30, and you’ll pay around $30 per night for a 6-bed mixed dorm in London. Your…
If you have spent any real time travelling through Italy, and I mean properly travelling, not just doing the Rome-Florence-Venice triangle, you will have noticed something. Italians are weirdly specific about their water. Not in a pretentious way, but in the same way they are specific about which bakery makes the best focaccia in a…
For a lot of UK-based scale-ups and mid-market firms, business travel starts innocently: a few client meetings in London, the occasional conference in Manchester, maybe a quarterly trip to Dublin or Amsterdam. Someone in operations books it, expenses get filed, and life goes on. Then growth kicks in. Travel volume doubles, calendars collide, fares spike,…
