In a remote corner of Laos, I met a farmer who lost five of his children before tourism gave him a second chance. This isn’t just a travel story—it’s a reminder that where you go, and how you spend, can change everything.

Adventure isn’t about roughing it—it’s about realness. Explore how travel becomes transformative when rooted in curiosity, courage, and connection, not just consumerism or checklists.

You’re never too old, too late, or too unfit to begin. Here’s what to keep in mind when learning something new as an adult, and why every adventure starts with just one small step.

Before Google Maps and Instagram, travel was about getting lost and finding connection. So here’s how we get lost…

What if the most sustainable choice isn’t veganism, but eating with intention? This isn’t a takedown—just an invitation to rethink what respect, roots, and responsibility really mean.

Tourism shapes our world—so let’s make it count. From choosing ethical animal encounters to supporting local guides, “Travel to Conserve” is a guide to making mindful travel decisions that protect people, planet, and culture.

Adventure comes at a cost—but not always the one you think. This post explores how time, money, and grit shape meaningful travel, helping us reconnect with the joy of discovery, the dignity of local communities, and the magic that’s lost when places are overrun.

Good travel doesn’t have to cost more — it just has to mean more. From choosing local guides to booking outside peak season, we break down how thoughtful planning saves money, reduces stress, and creates richer experiences.

We offer incredible road cycling trips that get you off the traffic grid and deep into Southeast Asia’s most scenic, quiet, and rideable regions. Curated by cyclists for cyclists—this is road cycling, reimagined.

What’s the difference between a cocktail diver and someone ready for strong currents? Between couch potato and confident trekker? Here’s how we define skill levels — plus a personal story about why mindset matters more than muscle.

Most dive centres will push you to get certified, but it’s not the only path. Here’s what you really need to know if you’re new to scuba, plus the best beginner-friendly alternatives.