• 3 Days in York: The Ultimate York Itinerary for First-Time Visitors

    York may be one of England’s smaller cities, but don’t let its size fool you. Behind its medieval walls lies a city packed with history, charming cobbled streets, quirky independent shops, impressive landmarks, and just the right amount of spooky atmosphere. It’s the perfect destination for a long weekend, especially if it’s your first time…

  • A Local’s Guide to the Best Food Spots in Maastricht

    If there’s one thing Maastricht does well (besides beautiful architecture and cosy cobbled streets), it’s food. As someone who studied here for several years, I’ve spent countless afternoons wandering through the city’s streets in search of the next great bakery, brunch café, or hidden foodie gem. Whether it was grabbing a matcha between lectures, treating…

  • Is City Sleeper at the Royal National Hotel Worth It? My Honest Review

    Planning a trip to London and wondering whether City Sleeper at the Royal National Hotel is worth the extra cost over the standard Royal National rooms? During my latest trip to London, I stayed here for four nights with my mum, and after previously staying in the standard Royal National rooms, I was curious to…

  • My 5-Day Valencia Travel Diary: Food, Sightseeing & Hidden Gems

    Valencia often gets overshadowed by Spain’s bigger city break destinations like Barcelona and Madrid, but after spending five days here, I can honestly say it deserves far more attention. With its sunny climate, beautiful historic centre, futuristic architecture, delicious food scene, and relaxed Mediterranean atmosphere, Valencia offers the perfect mix of culture, nature, and city…

  • Hotel Oktogon Haggenmacher Budapest: My Honest Review After One Night

    Finding a hotel in Budapest isn’t difficult, but finding one that feels luxurious without completely blowing your budget? That’s a little harder. During my winter city break to Budapest, my brother and I decided to treat ourselves to one night at Hotel Oktogon Haggenmacher Budapest before moving to our hostel for the remainder of the…

  • Stay22 Review: How I Monetize My Travel Blog with One Simple Affiliate Tool

    When I started my travel blog at the beginning of 2025, I had absolutely no idea how travel bloggers actually earned money. I knew people made a living from blogging somehow, but the whole world of affiliate marketing, display ads, sponsorships, and commissions felt incredibly overwhelming. Like many beginners, I assumed I’d simply add some…

  • 3 Days in Budapest: My Winter City Break in Hungary

    Budapest had been sitting on my travel wishlist for years, and this January I finally got the chance to visit Hungary’s beautiful capital city. Known as the “Pearl of the Danube,” Budapest is famous for its grand architecture, thermal baths, historic landmarks, and vibrant food scene. The city is actually made up of two parts,…

  • How I Plan a Trip from Start to Finish: My Favorite Travel Tools for 2026

    Planning a trip has become one of my favorite parts of traveling. Almost as soon as I book one adventure, I’m already researching the next. Over the years, I’ve developed a simple process that helps me organize everything from transport and accommodation to mobile data and sightseeing activities. Whether I’m planning a weekend city break…

  • 24 Hours in Bruges in December: A Cozy Belgian City Break

    Bruges is often called one of the most beautiful cities in Europe, and honestly? After visiting multiple times, I can see why. With its winding canals, medieval buildings, cobbled streets, and fairytale-like atmosphere, it almost feels too pretty to be real. The historic city center is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and unlike many European…

  • Bug Girls Guide to London

    Top things to do, see and eat in London. London is one of the most iconic – and most popular – city trip destinations in the world. With its rich history, buzzing neighborhoods, royal landmarks, world-class museums, and incredible diversity, it’s a city that truly has something for everyone. London is huge, and with so…