9 Things I Adored in Copenhagen and What the City Taught Me About Different Travel Styles
I adore watching trends develop in the cities and countries my friends and acquaintances choose to visit and observing how word-of-mouth can really boost visitors to a very specific set […]
Wanderlust and the Problem with Staying in One Place for Too Long
I’ve been hoping that not too many of you will have noticed, but I’ve got a slight case of writer’s block. Since starting this blog I’ve only had it briefly […]
Is Space Tourism the Future of Travel?
Everyone is fascinated by space, about what lies beyond this world which we call home, and nowadays the idea of actually visiting space is no longer so unrealistic. It’s no […]
Inspiring Individuals: Charlie Walker, who cycled 43,630 miles around the world for over 4 years
At this very moment while you’re reading this blog post, there is a handful of brave individuals who are undertaking extreme expeditions which to us mere mortals seem unfathomable and […]
How To Find Money for Travel (& the Secret Behind How I Afford to Travel So Much)
Travelling is my favourite past time of all and luckily I’ve found a way to do lots of it. Last week I explained how I find time for so much […]
How To Find Time for Travel while Working a Full-Time Job
Half of my friends don’t believe that I have a job. Well, to put the record straight, apart from the first 3 months of this blog’s existence when I was […]
New Year, New Blog! The Well-Travelled Postcard Gets a Refresh in 2015
I recently wrote about my New Year’s Travel Resolutions and I hinted at some new plans for 2015 and some new features on my blog too. The turn of the […]
Inspiring Individuals: Roger Biggs, the man who has run 800 marathons
A while ago I discovered the phenomenon of “marathon tourism” through my childhood friend Katherine and I wrote about it in this blog post. It prompted […]
The Well-Travelled Postcard 