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Filled with natural splendour, beautiful beaches and charming in its very own way, Lombok is becoming Indonesia’s popular spot for holidaymakers and for good reason! With unspoiled beaches and many hidden gems, this authentic Indonesian island is also home to thousands of mosques! Located in the centre of West Nusa Tenggara Province, visitors will find […]
Despite being a small archipelago, Malta sure does pack a punch when it comes to impressing visitors. It’s one of the smallest countries in the world, yet visitors will find so much to do here. From stunning scenery to pristine beaches and UNESCO World Heritage sites to its Islamic heritage, Malta is ready to surprise […]
What can be better than taking a train through Europe this summer? If you’re looking for inspiration for your next train adventure, consider packing your bags and taking The Good Night Train. Experience the best of Europe’s bustling cities by travelling from Berlin to Brussels via Amsterdam. The journey will take a little over 10 […]
Every year, Post Office Travel Money compares costs in a range of European cities, covering things like tourist sites, food, hotels and much more. This year, they compared 12 typical tourist costs in 35 European cities which are common spots for many UK travellers. According to the findings of the annual travel survey, Lisbon – […]
It was revealed by the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities that over 1.2 million overnight tourists visited Jordan in the first quarter of 2023. That’s a big deal, especially because it surpasses the 966,483 tourists that visited in the first quarter of 2019. According to Jordan, 2019 for that reason was considered a ‘golden year’, […]
Whilst many countries worldwide have dropped their pandemic-related entry rules, the US remained steadfast in keeping things in place. As part of their rules, it was mandatory to show proof of vaccination to enter the country. However, things are now starting to change with international visitors no longer required to be fully vaccinated from May […]
