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We always get the best travel tips from fellow travelers or, even better, the locals. Whether it’s where to find the best food, a hidden beach, a secret alleyway with a quaint coffee shop or the best day of the week to visit a certain museum. The best travel tips come from the people who’ve experienced a destination themselves. These tips always add something special to your travels. And this was the inspiration for creating Travel Dudes. Our Dudes and Dudettes provide valuable tips, inspiration and advice from their first-hand travel experiences.
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Tips to Prevent Injuries on Active Holidays
Top tips to help prevent injuries on active holidays, including the most common injuries and specific tips to avoid them.
Tips for Active Holidays
Elevate your getaway with our guide to active holidays! Get top tips & reap the benefits of an energized break. Start planning now!
A Guide to Teaching English Abroad
Travel the world and get paid for it. Teaching English abroad is a tool that will open this door for that for you. Read how to get started.
Cultural greetings while volunteering in South America
Greetings in South America typically use Spanish as their national language. It's important to recognise how to greet someone here.
Tips for Traveling and Working Remotely
Being able to work online while traveling sounds like a dream to most people. Traveling and working remotely can be your reality, too...
Insights From NFL Players On Traveling The World
Discover the hidden world of NFL travel planning and how it impacts players' performance. Learn more now!
Ideas and Tips for a Girls Weekend in Barcelona
Ready for a girls weekend weekend in Barcelona? Read our top tips for the ultimate weekend in Barcelona - the where, what and who!
10 Things I Learnt as a Solo Female Traveller
Discover the insights and lessons I learnt as a solo female traveller, from exploring India and Southeast Asia to Africa and Australia. Empowering experiences, practical tips, and personal growth await every woman traveling alone.
Traveling Europe by Train
Traveling through Europe by train is a great way to explore the continent and it can be very cheap if you know how.
Latest Articles
When the Tagliatelle Rains From the Knife: Learning Fresh Pasta Shapes in Florence
A pasta making class in Florence's Sant'Ambrogio: knead your own dough, cut tagliatelle, fold tortelli, and sit down to eat it all with the group over wine.
The Sintra Nobody Photographs: A Slower Day From the Hills to Cascais
Plan a slower Sintra and Cascais day trip: quiet castle ramparts, Monserrate, forest roads, Colares wine, village pastries, and the drive down to the Atlantic.
The Southern Camping Season Starts When Everyone Else’s Ends
Winter camping in the South by landscape: desert dark skies, Everglades birdlife and Gulf beaches, plus the gear, safety and booking windows that matter.
Eating Through Barcelona’s Oldest Pastry Shops
Visit the oldest pastry shops in Barcelona, including La Estrella (1825), La Colmena, and Escribà, with each shop's history, address, and what to see nearby.
Colombo by Tuk Tuk With No Fixed Timetable
See Colombo by Tuk Tuk: Pettah Market, Galle Face Green, Sunday temple mornings, kottu stops, plus airport transfer times and the best time to go.
Eating Through Madrid’s Old Quarter in Three Days
Plan 3 days in Madrid on foot through the old quarter, then end with tapeo: how locals eat bar to bar, what to order, and why you stand first. Local tips.
Eating Through Central Otago’s Wine Country: A Full-Day Wine Tour from Queenstown
A full-day Central Otago wine tour from Queenstown: taste Gibbston, Cromwell, and Bannockburn, walk an underground wine cave, and eat a barrel-cooked lunch.
A Boat Day From St Martin With No Rush
St Martin, Anguilla or St Barts? Local charter specialist Raymond Bowen explains how to choose the right private boat day for your group, with practical tips on destinations, boats, weather and planning.
Zhetysu, Kazakhstan: The Adventure Region I Knew Nothing About
Looking for an unexpected adventure destination? From paragliding over incredible landscapes to rafting the Koksu River and exploring the colorful Aktau Mountains, here’s why Zhetysu was one of my biggest surprises in Kazakhstan.
