Did you know that people who exercise for 20 minutes a day are 70% more likely to be happy and less likely to find themselves suffering from depression. So if you’re in the UK right now, then you, like most of us are in another lockdown or even isolating, oh
Supporting small and local is more important now than it ever has been. With so many shops and businesses closing down due to the pandemic, we need to support our local businesses and start up ones more than normal. I’m not saying don’t shop at big chain shops, but consider
Recently I’ve had quite a few sustainable brands contact me and it has got me thinking more about sustainable fashion and how you know if brands that are approaching you are genuinely sustainable and eco-friendly or not. Well here are some of my top tips to look for when looking
So you’re thinking about embarking on your next adventure and you’re making a list of all the things you need to take with you. You want to travel in a more sustainable and eco-friendly way, but aren’t sure how you can make these changes. Here are my favourite travel swaps
So you’ve found a job abroad and you can’t wait to start your life in a new country, but there are some things you need to think about before you leave. VISAS Some countries require you to have a working visa, now if you are within the EU, then most
I love finding out what people can’t travel without, it is always so fascinating. So I asked some travel experts what there 3 travel essentials are … Lauren, 24, England IG: @lozintranslation loztintranslation.com Three things I can’t travel without and why: First up has to be my eye mask/ear plugs
Have you ever stopped to think, do I travel in a sustainable way? Sustainability is becoming more and more important, especially as the ‘younger generation’ of travellers have become more aware of it. It’s so important that we make more people aware of it and how everyone can make a
This is something people always ask me, what are your top travel tips for a first time traveller? I thought, why not ask the experts. So I asked some of my fellow travel friends on Instagram to help me give some advice to all you first time travellers, and here
Recently I was asked these questions about Malta by Hynt Magazine and I wanted so share the answers with you … As the towns in Malta all join together, I’m going to give you an insight into the St Julians area (consisting of Pembroke, Swieqi, San Gillian, St Julians, Spinola
If you are like me and are in England or even in another country in the world, you are likely in lockdown right now. It’s a pretty daunting time for all of us, this is the second time it’s happened this year and sometimes it’s pretty hard to see a
What do you do when you have 24 hours in one of Europe’s smallest countries? See as much as you can of course. But first, a fun fact, native people of Luxembourg are called Luxembourgers and their native language is Luxembourgish, but they mainly speak French and German. So just
Spain, a country of so much beauty. Valencia has arts and culture, Barcelona has Gaudi’s architecture, Seville has flamenco dancing and a vibrant history, and Madrid has a bit of everything. If you’re looking for somewhere to travel on a budget but also want to make the most and do
On the ferry across to Asia We all know that Istanbul is a massive city, with tonnes of things to do. You could spend a whole week there and still not see/do everything there is to offer. But what can you do if you’re only there for a weekend? Back
How do you take pictures when you are a solo traveller? We have all been there, that awkward moment when you really want a photo but you have no one to take it, and sometimes a standard selfie just doesn’t cut it these days. What do you do? Here are
How many times have you travelled solo before? What did you think of it? Did you travel far from your country or stay close? How did you make friends? Didn’t you feel scared or lonely to be on your own? These are just some of the questions I get people
Those of you that know me or follow me on Instagram will know that I lived in Malta for two years. I went over there to work as an English Language Teacher and enjoy the Mediterranean lifestyle. Living by the sea makes you feel more alive and free, there is
A lot of people have asked me recently, Jemma how did you manage to grow your account so quickly? I only started my travel Instagram back in April 2020 when the pandemic hit, I wanted something to keep my mind occupied from the fact that I had moved back to
