This is a guest post written by James Anderson from the UK. If you would like to write a guest post for Expat and the City, send an email to info@expatandthecityblog.com. Thailand is indisputably one of the best destinations in the world for travellers, what with its wealth of natural beauty and historical value. With that being said, there’s a few things to look out for if you’re planning a trip – here are six tips to ensure you get…
On my expedition through South East Asia, I wanted a variety of accommodations – from living the dorm life in hostels to repping royalty status in boutique hotels. After scouring the net and hearing tales from numerous travel bloggers,…
This is a guest post written by David Webb from Syndey, Australia. If you would like to write a guest post for Expat and the City, send an email to info@expatandthecityblog.com. Digital nomads rely on modern technology, most notably…
When you first arrive to Vietnam, it can be overwhelming – with getting your visa upon arrival (which is super easy to get), to playing real life Frogger as you cross the busy streets. The last thing you want…
One of the biggest (and sometimes stressful) parts to traveling is deciding what I’m going to bring along on my adventures. I always make sure I have the staple pieces such as a pair of jeans, ballet flats, and…
Cambodia has become a top travel destination for those making their way through South East Asia. Before counting down the days until you’re lying on the beach of Koh Rong, or exploring the temples of Angkor Wat, there’s a…
Since living in Korea over the past two years, I’ve visited cities like Seoul and Boseong and have enjoyed weekend trips to islands like Jeju and Geoje. But that’s just a tiny fraction of where I’ve been in Korea;…
Although I live in a big city, it’s always fun venturing to another big(ger) city! The new year was approaching and my two gal pals and I wanted to welcome 2017 by celebrating it in the capital of Korea!…
Traveling is one of the best things someone can do for their mind, body and soul. That can mean traveling to distant lands, or exploring around the country you’re living in. Maybe you’re someone like me: an expat living…
Checking out festivals is one of my favourite things to do. When I came to South Korea, I was surprised how many festivals this country has. And there’s pretty much a festival for everything: flowers, fish, fireworks… you name…
