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5 Days in Sydney: The Perfect Itinerary for First-Time Visitors

Sydney had been on our travel list for a LONG time, but somehow, despite travelling the world full-time since 2008, we had never made it to Australia until recently. We finally fixed that and spent 5 days in Sydney at the start of April. And, I

Renting a Car in Iceland: Everything You Need to Know for an Epic Road Trip

Iceland is one of those destinations that’s just dying for you to rent a car and explore. Of course, you can see Iceland on organized tours, but having your own wheels gives you a completely different experience. There are waterfalls tumbling off cliffs, black-sand beaches, glaciers, steaming

Where to Stay in New York City: The 3 Best Boroughs for First-Time Visitors

New York City is one of those places that can feel slightly overwhelming before you arrive. There are five boroughs, dozens of neighborhoods, thousands of hotels, and an endless list of things to see and do. So, where should you actually stay in New York City?

What To Do In Barcelona When You’ve Already Seen The Main Sights

On your first trip to Barcelona, there are some places you just have to see. The Sagrada Família, Park Güell, the Gothic Quarter and La Rambla are on most first time itineraries for good reason. But what about when you’ve already done all that? One of

Orlando Staycation Guide: for Florida & Georgia Residents

Millions of people fly halfway across the world to stand in line at Magic Kingdom, ride a roller coaster, eat an overpriced burger, and go home with a sunburn and a smile. Meanwhile, people live just 90 minutes away and haven’t booked a hotel room in

Visiting The Gold Coast Australia: 10 BEST Things To Do

As our plane lifted off from Bali to Brisbane, we were so excited to start our two and a half week trip to Australia! This country had been on our list for many years, but for whatever reason, we hadn’t made it to this part of

The Best eSIM Plan for Long Term Travelers

There’s a lot of eSIM companies in the world. They all work a similar way: you download their app, pick your package, install the eSIM into your smartphone, and off you go. There’s many I like. But one I like more the rest is Holafly and

10 Things We’re Doing to Upgrade Our Health Now That We Have a Home Base

After more than 15 years of basically constant travel, becoming residents of Bulgaria has changed the game for us. For the first time since we were living part time in Grenada, we’re not living out of suitcases, hopping between Airbnbs, or eating whatever’s convenient – no

Chiang Mai, Thailand: A Digital Nomad Guide

Chiang Mai is well-known amongst the digital nomad community for its cheap living and fast internet connections. We’d been backpacking Thailand and Southeast Asia for a while and were in the market for somewhere to settle so we could concentrate on getting some work done. As

25 Best Apps for Freelancers (Free and Paid)

There are tons of different apps for freelancers out there, so it can be hard to separate the good ones from the bad ones. I’ve been freelancing full-time since 2019 and have been freelancing as a side hustle for a lot longer than that. Without some