Travel Tips & Itineraries

Working from anywhere isn’t always easy, so here are my favourite portable gadgets, lightweight travel essentials and anything else that I think makes all the difference when working abroad. This list is for anyone looking to work abroad, either for months at a time or only a short work-away, these are my must-have digital nomad gadgets for your remote work setup!

There are SO MANY sakura spots around the city, but this is my list of recommendations if you want a little bit of everything. From the crowd-pleasers where it’s worth braving the madness, to hidden gems where you can enjoy the blossoms in relative peace, Tokyo has a little bit of everything.

I love going to onsen in Japan, but I will admit, going for the first time can be intimidating! So let’s run down the do’s and the don’ts, as well as a general flow of how your visit is probably going to go. With these tips, you can bathe with confidence!

There are three main options for how to style your gap year—using a group tour, doing the working holiday visa, or backpacking. You can pick one, two or all three of these methods to make it work but one recommendation I have for sure is just do it! Here's my breakdown of each travel style to help you decide.

Vietnam is one of my favourite countries I've ever visited. From the mountains to the beaches, the scenery can't be beat. Mix in the friendly locals and amazing food, and you have a country you'll always want to come back to.