If you’ve landed in Edinburgh for a day or two, there’s so much to see in so little time. It is strongly advisable to bring a good pair of sneakers, as everything is uphill, with cobblestone streets. Flip flops and Edinburgh don’t match! I’m here to tell you how to squeeze in the top attractions when you’re in a crunch for time. Believe it or not, what you’re about to read is everything my travel buddy and I accomplished in 12 hours. Scott Monument The tower was built for the late Scottish author, Sir Walter Scott, in 1844. You......
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If you’re a typical 20-some-year-old girl like me, we like to bring our whole life with us wherever we go. It’s not easy deciding what to leave behind when packing for your dream holiday (such a first world problem, I know). Mascara is a must, but you also need a waterproof tube. Not to mention only bringing one dress is a total bummer. I always find myself at a crossroads when it comes to filling up my suit case (but not too full if you want to bring back some souvenirs!). So I thought I would share some tips......
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You’ve done the family roadtrip to Florida, you’ve done the all-inclusive with your friends, perhaps you’ve even ventured on something like a Contiki group tour. Next challenge: The Solo Trip. Packing your bags, leaving your itinerary with someone at home, and getting dropped off at the airport/train station/car rental place is particularly freeing feeling. Having just returned from my own solo trip to Iceland, I have some tips to make you feel comfortable. Don’t underestimate what you’re capable of. Though it is becoming more popular, a large part of what holds people back is comparing their comfort zone to......
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With both reading week for postsecondary students and March break for high school students coming up, many people will be flocking to the airports and heading off on new adventures! As someone who will be remaining in Sudbury for this break, I’d like to impart some wisdom I’ve learned and gathered to make the most out of a new destination. There is no one way to experience the world, but there are ways that you can make the most of the little pieces that you are lucky enough to see. A tourist will: Stick to their group they traveled with......
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