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Booking your trip...
Booking your trip…
Flights Skyscanner Skyscanner is our go-to, in all the years we’ve been flight searching it still offers the best comparison on prices with an easy interface. Momondo Momondo has worked well for us in the past to find lower priced flights to European destinations. Google Flights Google flights is our number 2 for searching for flights, you can search the dates for when a flight will be…

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Carnival
Be yourself; Everyone else is already taken. — Oscar Wilde. This is the first post on my new blog. I’m just getting this new blog going, so stay tuned for more. Subscribe below to get notified when I post new updates.
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World Museum (Liverpool)
The World Cultures gallery showcases World Museum’s huge collections from Africa, The Americas, Asia and Oceania. Featuring more than 1,600 objects, the gallery explores the exchange of ideas and objects between Europe and the many cultures represented in the displays. The Museum was a pleasant surprise, I loved the way it showcased the different cultures and also continued the conversation…

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Liverpool
exploring Liverpool UK
This summer has been all about the staycation, so we got involved 😉 Up to Scouseland we went, here’s a rundown of everything we managed to do/see: Liverpool WingsChinese Arch Liverpool Cathedral – (Britain’s largest cathedral)River CruiseRoyal Albert DockMerseyside Maritime Museum and Slavery Museum Tate Liverpool Royal Liver Building Walker Art GalleryWorld Museum SuperlambbananaLiverpool wall…
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Gozo
This is an example post, originally published as part of Blogging University. Enroll in one of our ten programs, and start your blog right. You’re going to publish a post today. Don’t worry about how your blog looks. Don’t worry if you haven’t given it a name yet, or you’re feeling overwhelmed. Just click the “New Post” button, and tell us why you’re here. Why do this? Because it gives new…
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Festival Scene...
Festival Scene in London with trippinwithsj
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Festival szn
Festival szn (season) in London, our favourite ones
London is home for us and as much as we like exploring the globe 🌍 we love being in our city too. When we’re not catching a vibes in someone else’s country. We’re out and about in big U.K. 🥺 Highlights: Festival time is peak British culture 🌞 Good music. Good food. Good company. Going out to eatIndoor rock climbing, Great British Bakeoff Challenge, Cocktail making classes etc. Keep…
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#british summer#concerts#festival#london#lovebox#music#restaurants#staycation#summer#summertime#tips#travel#tricks#uk#wireless
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Berlin
Berlin with trippinwithsj
Top sights to see: Berlin WallBrandenburg GateMemorial to the Murdered Jews of EuropeCheckpoint CharlieMercedes-Benz Museum When to go: A year round destination; great for walking in the Spring/Summer months, cute Christmas and winter vibes when it gets colder. Getting around: Train, Walking, Cycle Berlin boasts of history and a vibrant culture. The nightlife hits! There is a range of…
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Karneval der Kulturen
Karneval der Kulturen with trippinwithsj
So there’s a carnival in Berlin. So it was only right we checked it out. Where to stay: Kreuzberg (quality wasn’t amazing) or Blucherplatz Karneval der Kulturen is a multicultural festival in Kreuzberg, Berlin, celebrated annually since 1996 around Pentecost weekend. It’s four fun filled days; the Carnival of Cultures occurs at Blücherplatz, in Berlin’s Kreuzberg district. It is described as:…
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How do I get around?
How do I get around Singapore? Where should I stay?
Where do I stay? Singapore isn’t the cheapest place for accommodation and it gives, ‘you get what you pay for‘. Where you stay does depend on your budget, who you’re going with and also what you’re going for. Having said that here are our recommendations: Orchard Road – ££Historic District Marina Bay – £££The Quays Chinatown – £Sentosa Getting around: The bus service is super efficient and…
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Where should I eat in Singapore?
Where should I eat in Singapore?
There are so many choices for places to eat: Wild Honey – I think this is a midpoint on the spending scale, and it is worth every penny. We tried their brunch and the pancakes were heavenly.Jumbo Seafood – if you really wanna ball out! But I think about this special fried rice often, it was a serious something. 10s across the board. I highly recommend.Hawker Markets; the biggest one is Chinatown…
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What to see...
What to see in Singapore.
So, Crazy Rich Asians put Singapore on the map for us! It was always somewhere we’d wanted to go because of the Marina Bay Sands and Supertree Grove, but seeing it presented in such a beautiful way just made us want to go even more. Singapore is such a beautiful city state, it houses over 60 islands! but only 3 are inhabited. So what’s the lowdown on visiting Singapore? What should you do?…
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BALI IS OPEN, OMG WHAT DO I DO NOW?
BALI IS OPEN, OMG WHAT DO I DO NOW?
OK, so hold your horses! Bali isn’t open just yet as you can see from our previous blog post, but we wanted to give you some tips on what to do so you’re prepared for when it does! Indonesia made it relatively easy for tourists to travel into the country (pre-pandemic) and we can assume that once the easing of restrictions are allowed, things will hopefully return to exactly as before. There…
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16 Dos and DONTs whilst travelling to Bali.
16 Dos and DONTs whilst travelling to Bali.
DO • Keep a passport page empty for a visa stamp! • Learn some of the lingo! English is spoken in Indonesia, but I always think it’s good to try and immerse yourself in the culture and to be as respectful as possible! selamat pagi (good morning), tolong (please) and terima kasih (thank you) di mana aku bisa menemukan (where can I find…) • Expect some crowds at some popular hotspots •…
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AN INSTAGRAMMER’S DREAM
Floating breakfast by the pool Entry Price: From 975,000 IDR (per couple) Opening time: 0700-1100am Sarah and I decided we wanted a cute relaxing morning at Kamandalu Ubud, it was 10 minutes away from where stayed and they organised a driver for us included in the price. It’s a 5* hotel that captures the essence of a real-life Balinese village and you don’t need to stay at the hotel to take…
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UBUD vs SEMINYAK
The island of the gods From Bali’s majestic mountains to the enthralling coastlines, the predominantly Hindu culture is hard to miss. The stunning architecture and myriad of temples encapsulates the spiritual vibe given off by the island, minus the hubbub we as tourists bring. Seminyak is more of a boujie beach resort area in the south of Bali, with exclusive hotels, villas, and beach clubs…
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