A to Z guide for world travelers on a budget
Dubai’s Abandoned Cars | Dubai is a typical layover destination. Tourists usually only stay here for one or two days. Enough time to explore the city life of this super rich and mega modern metropolis. Once back on their home turf the Dubai tourists often share one similar experience: “We saw quite many luxury cars
Yonaguni Ancient Civilization? Japan’s western most island Yonaguni is very small and unspectacular, but popular among divers. The sea off Yonaguni became a preferred diving location during the winter months due to its large population of hammerhead sharks. But there is more. Yonaguni is a smoking gun on the verge of re-writing the history of
Bhutan Last Frontier | For tourists Bhutan is an incredibly expensive, strange and unique marvel. While the rest of the world slowly goes insane, Bhutan still remains 100% organic and 100% grounded. The people of Bhutan have been independent now for more than 2,000 years. Tourists were only allowed in since 1974. This landlocked country
Hidden Gem Krabi Thailand | In 1999 the coastal province of Krabi (Southern Thailand) finally got an international airport. This was the bottle opener for large scale tourism. In 2017 approx. 4.5 million passengers arrived here, the vast majority of them heading straight towards Aonang, the most popular holiday resort in the region. The Krabi
ByeBye Plastic Bags – Bali’s last Chance? | Bali – the so-called Island of Gods – has long lost its magic. With a steady 10%+ increase of tourist arrivals over the last 30 years (4.6 million in 2016) it would have been necessary to back up this growing influx with an infrastructure that keeps side
Why is Pattaya so popular? Pattaya welcomes more tourists per year than is has inhabitants. What we seem to know so far: Located 150 km southeast of Bangkok the coastal tourist destination counts approx. 100,000 souls. Temperatures are constantly in the upper 20s, hitting 30 degrees celsius almost every day. Tourists arrive in mass amounts