Category: The Journey
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Uncovering My Purpose in Japan
Japan. A country of magic, mountains and mystery. A nation famed for its onsen, exquisite cuisine and vast creativity that seeps into all corners of the land and beyond. My experience with Japan offered all of this but it offered something else too, something that would change the course of my life for the next…
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Solo Dining
Integrating the Practice of Enjoying a Meal Alone Into Your Travels In recent years, solo dining is something that I have grown to love and cherish, a time to treat myself, try new restaurants and watch the local life go by. What once started out as uncomfortable has now become an integral part of any…
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My Journey to Dual Citizenship
A passion for travel which started with watching movies has led to me gaining a dual citizenship in a country halfway across the world. Here’s how it all began. By Melanie @HelloMelRu My passion for travel was organic and natural, it just popped into my mind and world one day out of the blue and…
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Tips on Surviving Camping – How to Remain Safe
Camping is a lot of fun and no one can take that away from you but most of the time, if you are new to the whole process, you are going to need some tips that will make you better at camping in general. We are going to talk about some important tips on surviving…
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Why a Solo Road Trip Is the Best Confidence Boost
Road-tripping as a solo female traveler can lead to an interesting range of experiences and emotions – from self-doubting lows to confident highs. Undoubtedly, the first time you embark upon a solo road trip, you’ll face a range of obstacles, discomfort, and challenges. But, that is precisely what makes road-tripping alone such an empowering experience…
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Taking the Leap with a One-Way Ticket
Toronto—On Time Traveling abroad as a solo female traveller will excite every cell of your body. You’ll feel it the moment you book your one-way ticket, your heart fluttering as you click “complete”. This is where the slow travel journey begins and a “new you” emerges. There’s a certain type of person who will pick…
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Travel Safer On Your Next Trip
Greether is a company founded by Vanessa Karel to empower women to travel safely by connecting them with local female guides, termed “Greeters.” Inspired by her own challenging travel experiences, Karel aims to reduce safety concerns and increase job opportunities for women in tourism. Greether promotes sustainable travel and builds confidence among female travellers worldwide.
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Discover a Luxury Travel Club
“Imagine your dream holiday. Now add in all of your amazing new besties who will be there enjoying it with you”. This opening and catchy sentence set the tone for what Global Besties is all about. Keep reading to learn everything you need to know about this fascinating travel club. By Life Lovers Magazine @lifeloversmag…
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Traveling Taught Me to Prioritize My Mental Health
I used to see mental health and therapy as foreign words; a reality that did not apply to me. And throughout the years, I went from being a moody teenager to an over-annoyed overachieving journalism student; always discontent. I knew there were loads of things I didn’t like, where I constantly felt like I didn’t…
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Confessions of a Van-Life Convert
If you had asked me 10, even 5 years ago if I’d consider taking a holiday in a campervan, I’d have laughed in your face and told you that you must be joking. Last year, I experienced my first taste of van-life and am utterly hooked!
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Immersing Myself in Portugal’s Culture
What I learned from staying in one location for longer Portugal as my first overseas journey after three years of being still and I knew I wanted to travel differently. That’s why I decided to choose only one destination and immerse myself in it. I chose Portugal and Lisbon was my base. Here’s the story…
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Comfortable in My Skin
“How Travel Shaped My Journey With Vitiligo” We all have insecurities, and it takes a huge amount of courage to give ourselves the self-love and confidence that we all deserve. My biggest insecurity has always been my skin condition, Vitiligo. And although it is not a life-changing condition, as you can imagine, it can have…
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A Life at Sea
As a self-confessed lover of travel and all things related it’s little wonder the idea of living on a yacht and sailing the world appealed to me. I wasn’t a sailor when I watched the documentary, which changed my life. It was the story of Laura Dekker, the youngest girl to have ever sailed solo…
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Breast Cancer and My Road to Living
How battling breast cancer took me on a road trip across Canada and pushed me to the life I always wanted.
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Nurturing your Inner Nomad While Slowing Down
Solo travel gets exhausting and over time we find ourselves needing to rest. Often our minds are not ready to stop as we continue to dream of the next location and adventure. Expats understand that there comes a moment when we are physically and mentally too drained. We will inevitably reach a time when we…
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Expedition Cloudbridge: A once in a lifetime opportunity to discover Costa Rica
The buzz of entering my first year at university studying Biosciences. New people, new city and new experiences. But that joy soon mellowed as it seemed everyone around me already had experience. So I had to bring myself up to speed. That’s when I discovered the opportunity of a lifetime. An expedition to Costa Rica…
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Travelling as a mother: I travel with my kids, and you can do it too!
Am I crazy? Yeah, I guess I am. But really, doesn’t it sound crazier to cut from your life something that makes you happy? That’s what travel was, and still is for me, a genuine source of happiness. One that I almost gave up when motherhood knocked on my door in 2018. I didn’t know…
