Ah yes, the glory of rooftop bars. I can understand the fascination with them: you feel like you’re on top of the world and you confirm this feeling with classy drinks and gourmet meals. Oh,…
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The Great Lakes of North America!
As a North American, I often look at maps of the US and Canada (ok Mexico too). Ever since elementary school, maps of North America have been displayed prominently in my classrooms, rest stops, etc., so I…
Announcing my 6 month round-the-world trip!
So I’ve known about my big trip for about a month now, but I didn’t want to say anything about it until I actually knew where I was going to start! But, I finally made…
Destination of the Week: Nelson, New Zealand
New Zealand is one of the most organically beautiful places on the whole planet, but for some reason it doesn’t receive nearly as much tourism as its rough and tough neighbor, Australia. There are countless amazing landscapes…
5 destinations for the perfect city break in Europe
Working 9 to 5, what a way to make a living! Spending all week with your nose to the grindstone staring at spreadsheets can leave you desperate for a few days away. Don’t waste the…
A Newbie’s Guide to Orlando, Florida!
Orlando is best known for its theme parks and fun rides but if this is your first visit, you might find it a bit hard to choose which one fits your holiday best. Here’s a…
A Fun Trip to Leicester for the Entire Family!
Leicester is the perfect place to take the family and whether you’re a child or an adult, you’ll find lots of things to do. Whether you’re on a tight budget and looking for cheap entertainment, wanting to…
Beyond Madrid: Segovia, Spain!
When people travel to Spain, they are more than likely either visiting Madrid, Barcelona or one of the beaches in the South. I get it, if you only have one chance to go to Spain,…
The Easiest Cycling Holiday in the World?
Guest Post from Rachel Deer I’m a little overweight – just a little you understand – and, so I’m told, perhaps even a touch lazy. So when a group of friends suggested I join them…
5 Underrated Backpacker Gems in England
By Matthew Pink England. You know England, right? They call it Ing-er-lund but they’re wrong. It’s England. Jeez, any idiot can see that. How can you mispronounce your own name anyway? England is a sheep-filled…
Spending a Holiday in Malia, Crete (The Inbetweeners did it!)
Living and working in Europe, you can go to some great places for a few days in the sun at a really low cost as there are so many package deals available. And if you’re…
Where to stay in Paris
When it comes to traveling to world class cities, the one thing that always seems to put a damper on things is finding a place to stay without detonating your bank account. As goes with…
Top 5 Luxury Destinations for Spring Break!
Spring is fast approaching. By now, you are most probably mulling over the possible destinations where you can enjoy and relax at the same time. If you want utmost luxury during your spring break, you…
Special Interview: Cara Hartmann, The YouTube “Cat Lady”!
Today, we have an extra special interview on The World or Bust with none other than, thee “Debbie” aka Cara Hartman (or vice versa), the viral YouTube sensation behind “eHarmony Video Bio”. If you haven’t…
Best Cities in South East Asia: Yogyakarta, Indonesia
A city with two UNESCO world heritage sites, a rumbling volcano, thousands of young university students, kick ass white river rafting, great off-road biking and any number of beautiful beaches should be on every traveler’s…
The History of Caravanning
Ever since people have been traveling in four wheeled vehicles, they have been crashing in them, and not just in accidents. While my “caravanning” experience is limited to sleeping in the passenger seat of my…
The Oldest Churches in the World, L’Chaim!
Church – no other kind of building in the world provokes responses ranging from talking-in-tongues to convulsing on the floor! Even though I might technically be a Jew (and atheist), I still appreciate good architecture, even…
Photo of the week: The Queen Victoria Building in downtown Sydney
Sydney is the one of oldest cities in Australia and first served as a penal colony starting in the late 18th century when the British wanted to dump their miscreants somewhere. Since then, it’s grown…
When in Bath, Do Like the Romans Do!
When one thinks about spa breaks in England, A trip to London for a few days at a cushy hotel with modern treatments and facilities come to mind, but the truth is, Bath has been…
How to do First Dates Abroad The Right Way!
When it comes to going on dates while traveling, I can say I probably have more experience than most. Whether it be strolling down the cobblestone streets of central Mexico with a local in hand, or riding…