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Thank you for visiting! Here you will find posts about all things travel from the site creators Meg and Nat, and occasionally fantastic guest contributors. Enjoy!
 Find out what it's like to work in another country, including everything from working random jobs to finding your true calling as well as all challenges and benefits that come with it. Nat, Week 6.Welcome to our series of Travelher's Most Frequently Asked Questions! This is the sixth topic in our weekly feature, which will be addressed first with daily posts on our social media channels and then compiled here at the end of each week.
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 Find out what it’s like to be a solo female traveller exploring the world. Discover the honest truth about all the ups, downs, benefits and challenges. Meg, Week 5Welcome to our series of Travelher's Most Frequently Asked Questions! This is the fifth topic in our weekly feature, which will be addressed first with daily posts on our social media channels and then compiled here at the end of each week.
 Find out what the family has to say - in this case my family, after I decided to move to the other side of the world without any fixed plans to return. - Nat, Week 4Welcome to our series of Travelher's Most Frequently Asked Questions! This is the fourth topic in our weekly feature, which will be addressed first with daily posts on our social media channels and then compiled here at the end of each week.
 Curious how we've managed to reach over 100 countries across seven continents? Find out the history behind the Canadian half of Travelher. - Meg, Week 3Welcome to our series of Travelher's Most Frequently Asked Questions! This is the third topic in our weekly feature, originally published as daily posts on our social media channels and then compiled here at the end of each week.
 Find out what it's like to date someone from another country - in this case a German girl following her partner to New Zealand. - Nat, Week 2Welcome to our series of Travelher's Most Frequently Asked Questions! This is the second topic in our weekly feature, originally published as daily posts on our social media channels and then compiled here at the end of each week.
 Find out what it's like to live on the other side of the world for 8.5 years--in this case a Canadian living in New Zealand. - Meg, Week 1Welcome to our series of Travelher's Most Frequently Asked Questions! This is the first topic in our weekly feature, originally published as daily posts on our social media channels and then compiled here at the end of each week.
 It’s all thanks to a handy website called Skiplagged. This is no standard discount flight website - this is something quite different - and if you haven’t heard of it, this could be the most financially useful article you’ll read this year.  April is typically the best time to visit the Cayman Islands due to this being the month with the least amount of precipitation and comfortable but warm daily temperatures.  If you’re thinking about visiting the fascinating destination of Colombia, bookmark these handy tips on safety, getting around, and saving money.  It’s too easy to take your home for granted. Step outside of your summer routine and explore the ‘Peg like a foreign tourist.  I went to Marrakesh without any expectations and was completely blown away by its incredible beauty, welcoming people, fascinating history, stunning architecture, delicious food, and rich traditions.  After I returned to my new home in New Zealand, it dawned on me what I personally missed about the city the most.  I wish someone told me this before we went to Hawaii! But our loss is your gain because these tips will help you avoid rookie mistakes.  Meghan's home office, featuring her cat and co-worker, Kahlua What do you do all day?", "Can I write for Travelher?", "What do you do again?", "How do you make money?" - these and other questions, answered.  I am a proactive person with German efficiency in my blood. I say to hell with waiting for things to happen. I’m trying a new approach.  Palermo, Italy You are never too old to set a new goal or to dream a new dream. - C.S. Lewis  Keep all the excitement and joy of traveling during the holidays and leave the stress at home with these 12 tips.  If you are depressed you are living in the past. If you are anxious you are living in the future. If you are at peace you are living in the present. - Lao Tzu  There are no foreign lands. It is the traveler only who is foreign. - Robert Louis Stevenson  When we get too caught up in the busyness of the world, we lose connection with one another - and ourselves. - Jack Kornfield  The first problem for all of us, men and women, is not to learn, but to unlearn.- Gloria Steinem  Feel empowered to travel alone with these safety tips. Acknowledge and prepare for risks, and then conquer your travel dreams with confidence. |
