The call to adventure.

The Ultimate Guide To A Year Abroad in Taiwan with top tips on finding accommodation, getting a visa in Taiwan, handling money and nightlife in Taiwan. This blog is written by Amileh Begum as part of the Travel Aware campaign with the FCDO.

Looking for a nature dip this summer in and around Bristol? Look no further! We've got the best spots to wild swim in Bristol. Pack your swimmies and your towel and if you're brave enough, take a plunge in one of these many natural swimming spots.

Travelling to Porto? Here are some top tips for visiting this amazing city on the Duoro River. Things to do in Porto, getting around in Porto, must sees and things you cannot miss.

Got an upcoming trip planned to Guatemala? Take a look at our Top 10 places to visit in Guatemala. Highlights include visits to Antigua Guatemala, Lake Atitlan, Quetzaltenango, visit Tikal Mayan Ruins and much more.

Now the days are getting darker, and the nights are getting colder, and the memories of summer holidays start to drift into the past it is time to start looking forward to the magic of winter. Winter holidays are completely different to those in summer and pose different kinds of travel issues and complications. Having done many ski trips, myself and spent a year in Norway enjoying all sorts of different winter activities that were on offer as well as visiting some of the harshest places for winter weather in the world! While planning all these different trips it has been important to make sure that my travel insurance policy is up to date and that I am covered for whatever extreme activity I decide to do! 

Spain has a digital nomad visa that allows remote workers to live and work in Spain for a year. 200% of the country's minimum wage is required, a valid passport, proof to be able to work remotely in Spain from a company, criminal record certificate & more. See blog to find out more.

We’ve all been in bars, restaurants, or crowded streets in Europe and struggled to communicate with the locals. Let’s be honest – hola, merci, danke, gracias, or ciao is pretty much as far as it goes for a lot of us, and we often wonder how great it would be to communicate to people in their native language rather than muttering under our breaths in English.

Here is our favourite restaurants all over Buenos Aires, Argentina. From street markets to fine-dining, it has it all. Check it out.