Overtourism is something that I have been thinking long and hard about for the past year or so. Recently I travelled to London to attend the World Travel Market and this was a hot topic at the conference. So, what is overtourism? Cities like Barcelona, Amsterdam and Venice are the top 3 worst cities in Europe for overtourism. There are simply too many tourists and not enough infrastructure to house them and residents. The residents are slowly getting pushed out of the cities[...]
Melbourne is popularly known as Australia’s gourmet food capital and you simply should not miss the many revered food establishments there. They're bound to leave you craving more. But what really sets Melbourne apart from other places when it comes to food? Well, this year there have been a few developments in the food scene in this part of the world. Let’s take a look at each one. View this post on Instagram [...]
Written by Bailey from Destinationless Travel Auckland has a bad reputation with travelers for being “just another big city.” And while that is true to an extent, it is a large city and doesn’t have the natural landscape appeal of the rest of New Zealand, you don’t have to venture far from the city to explore some amazing places. I recently was living in Auckland for a couple months. Working during the week and searching for new and exciting things to do on the weeken[...]
Whilst on your travels to New Zealand you are bound to start or end in Auckland. It’s the gateway into New Zealand, serving affordable national and international flights. Although, it’s not the capital it’s the biggest city in New Zealand and is where a lot of the business hubs are. As a tourist, you’ll find an abundance of things to do in Auckland which is why I have created the ultimate list for you to use on your travels here. Here are the best 16 best[...]
Written by Free Two Roam Sitting one hundred and fifty miles south of the mainland, Tasmania is Australia’s smallest state, but also its largest island. Most international visitors probably haven’t even heard of Tasmania, preferring to visit Australia’s more well-known destinations such as Sydney, the Gold Coast, and the Great Barrier Reef. In fact, many Australians themselves still haven’t made it down to their southern-most state (maybe because Australian passport holders h[...]