So, you’re ready to grab your backpack, hit the road, and make memories—but let’s talk about one thing you don’t want to worry about on your travels: your hair. As Black women, we know our hair is a crown that deserves all the care and love, but when you’re climbing mountains, sweating in the tropics,Read the Post

If you’re dreaming of interacting with elephants in Thailand, you’re not alone. These magnificent creatures have long been a draw for tourists. However, the truth behind many so-called ‘sanctuaries’ is heart breaking. While the term ‘sanctuary’ implies a haven for rescued or retired elephants, many places use the label simply as a marketing ploy toRead the Post

When it comes to ethical elephant sanctuaries, BEES (Burm and Emily’s Elephant Sanctuary) stands out as a shining example of how these beautiful animals should be treated. Nestled in the hills of northern Thailand, BEES offers a unique, fulfilling, and entirely ethical experience that both tourists and animals can feel good about. What Makes BEESRead the Post

Staying in a hostel can feel like stepping into a big, bustling house party where everyone already knows each other—but don’t worry, you’ll fit right in! Hostels are social hubs for travellers, and making friends is part of the magic. Whether you’re an extrovert ready to dive into a bar crawl or a non-drinker wonderingRead the Post

Hostels are amazing spaces where travellers from all over the world come together to share stories, adventures, and sometimes even meals. But with shared spaces come shared responsibilities. If you’re planning to stay in a hostel, there are some unspoken (and spoken!) rules you need to follow to keep the experience fun and harmonious forRead the Post

If you’re a solo traveller or someone looking to spice up their travel game, let me tell you: hostels are where it’s at! Forget stuffy hotel rooms and overpriced room service—hostels are redefining what it means to stay away from home. Whether you’re a seasoned backpacker or planning your first adventure, here’s the lowdown onRead the Post

1. You might get stared at At times, this is very, VERY obvious. If travelling to a homogenous country that doesn’t see many black people, being stared at is a commonly shared experience. The best way to navigate this in my opinion, is to not perceive it negatively. Most of the attention I received appearedRead the Post

Travelling to Vietnam? Vietnam is truly a fascinating country and was by far, my favourite country in SE Asia. It’s got something for everyone- from hiking the mountains in Sapa, to the thrilling Ha Giang loop all the way to the beaches in Hoi An. Vietnam is not one to miss out. I still rememberRead the Post

Travelling to Thailand? Thailand enchants visitors from all over the world with its natural beauty and abundant opportunities for adventure. Whether you’re exploring the hippie town of Pai or basking in the splendour of the islands, Thailand truly has something for everyone. You can indulge in the flavours, immerse yourself in the culture, and marvelRead the Post

1. Do your research There’s something to explore in every country but it’s important to note that some countries may not be the best choice for your solo trip. For example, some may be experiencing political turbulence. It’s essential to do some research prior to visiting a new country. 2. Do not have a fixedRead the Post