Travellers are notoriously hard to shop for — we usually don’t need more “stuff.” But not all hope is lost if you’re stuck on what to get the globetrotter in your life. Whether you want thoughtful gifts for travellers, something impactful, or just a nice stocking-stuffer, there’s something on this list for everyone. Here are […]
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I’m usually the main character of my blog and my partner Chesney is but a quirky, handsome side character. But when Ultrahuman reached out to see if we wanted to test out their new fitness ring, I knew he was the man for the job. Chesney rock climbs, runs, and swims like a fish. He
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New Zealand has 11 Great Walks, which each take anywhere between 2 and 5 nights to complete. Lake Waikaremoana, on the North Island, is one of the most unique. I just got back from the 4-day hike with friends and had an amazing time. I was like, 99% prepared, but there were a few things
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I’m Canadian, which means I grew up thinking 25°C was hot and anything over 30° was basically a national emergency. I am not built for hot destinations, and yet I’m forever drawn to them. I tested a handful of Aecooly fans on my recent trip through Indonesia and Singapore, and am here to report back.
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Singapore is an ideal place for an extended layover on a long journey. And it’s not just because you can explore the award-winning Jewel at Changi Airport! In fact, we booked our tickets so we’d have an 18-hour layover in Singapore on purpose to leave the airport and explore the city. This little Singapore stopover
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Having reliable internet when traveling in the United States is more than just convenient, it’s a lifeline. (Always… but especially these days.) I’ve been using eSIMs for a couple of years now, testing them everywhere from bustling cities to rural villages. This guide is for international travellers visiting the US, not locals looking to switch
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I consider Jetpac the swaggiest eSIM option for frequent flyers. From low-risk $1/1GB offers to free airport lounge access*, it’s hard to pass up. It’s also pretty hard to miss their eye-catching social media marketing campaigns! I recently tried the Southeast Asia regional pack on a trip to Singapore and Indonesia — here’s my honest
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Staying connected abroad has gotten so much easier thanks to eSIMs. I’ve tried my fair share over the years, and on my recent trip to South Africa, I decided to test out ETravelSim to see if it really delivers on its promises of affordable data, easy setup, and reliable coverage. This post may contain affiliate
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I almost don’t want to tell anyone about this because it’ll be ruined if too many people get their hands on it. However, I don’t have a huge blog readership, so it can be our secret; a little treat as a thank you for reading. Trust me, you need to check out Seats.aero. This article
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Shopping around for the best eSIM? Holafly and Saily are two names that will come up often. Holafly only offers unlimited data plans, making it a top choice if you’re a heavy data user. Saily has advanced privacy and security features and more budget-friendly eSIMs. I’ve used both, so here’s what I think you should
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