You’re not immune to health conditions when you’re travelling. If anything, you’re more susceptible. You’ll be subjected to more illnesses because of the number of people you’re interacting with, after all.
You know that talking to others will enhance your life and provide you with that feeling of social satisfaction – but it goes to an entirely new level when you meet people from all over the globe. It’s not just locals that you have a lot in common with; it is people that speak a different language and who’ve lived completely different experiences to you.
Taking trips during holidays and peak seasons can affect the cost of your trip. From the price of airlines to accommodations and food, the prices for these things can hike up. Do your research on your destination to figure out what is the best time to travel there and to either just before or right after that time. Airlines and hotels will lower their prices in the off-season as a way to attract customers.
Running shoes are designed to be comfortable, hardwearing, and light. This makes it much easier to keep running in them for a very long period without having your feet get too hot or sweaty. Alongside this, though, it also means that they can be excellent for people who spend days exploring cities and walking from town to town.
4G Wi-Fi is promised as well as air conditioning for those sticky summer days. The new trains will also provide reasonable space for buggies and wheel chairs.
When we venture out with the hope of travelling on the underground (also known as the Tube), we expect a pleasant journey, but London is a hectic city and travelling on the Underground can sometimes feel unnerving.
I’m a London, UK boomer and one of the growing numbers of travel bloggers and a believer of wellbeing through travel.
I write to inspire and motivate women like me, who like exploring historical London and beyond in a fun, healthy and imaginative way.
Most of my trips are by foot while others are by wheels or wings.
