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Sights and Sounds of Egypt
If there’s one holiday hotspot that never fails to disappoint, Egypt is it. This sun-drenched gem has got it all - sparkling shores, glittering golden sands, bubbly holiday resorts and world-famous historical sights by the bucketload. … [Click to Read More...]
Stay and Eat in Birmingham on a Budget
The prospect of a weekend away can sometimes fill you with dread at the thought of how much money you’ll spend whilst on your retreat. Fortunately, for those on a budget, it doesn’t have to break the bank, with many city breaks offering a multitude of affordable hotels, … [Click to read More...]
Still on holidays?
Although we may not still physically be on holidays, our writing abilities are still gorging themselves on baguettes in Europe. While we await their return, check out my post on the G Adventures blog where I explain our tips for staying on budget in … [Click to read More...]
Planning a France/Spain Escape
Its been over a year and a half since our backpacks were strapped on our backs and we were shuffling from guesthouse to guesthouse. It has been very quiet lately on aroundtheworldonatoilet.com, but it hasn't been so with our lives. Since being home Lianna had been working … [Click to read More...]
11 months of travel, 4 minutes of video
We've been back home for a while now, and are back into an everyday routine. Having both found employment, there are no immediate plans for another multi-month trip, but we do find ourselves constantly looking back on the last year with no regrets and memories which will … [Click to read More...]
Where To “Sci” In Italy This Winter
Italy is a diverse place. While the south may be known for its beaches and emerald water when the flurries begin to fly, tourists flock to the Northern mountains, as skiing in Italy is some of the best Europe can offer. Ski holidays in Italy are not a new thing, … [Click to read More...]
Cruises for the Family
Sometimes we are asked how we feel about cruise type vacations and to be honest, neither Lianna nor I have had the chance to go on one. For those interested in cruise holidays we have a guest post detailing the different options and concerns a traveler should have when … [Click to read More...]
A Foodie’s Love Letter to Montreal
Of all the lists describing the great culinary countries, you would be hard pressed to ever come across one that include Canada. While pasta is synonymous with Italy, rich creamy sauces with the French, Canada has.... maple syrup? Thankfully this is not the case and one … [Click to read More...]
Autumn Air in the Vermont Appalachians
The daily grind was starting to feel endless. I couldn’t believe it had been almost a year since we’d been back from our last trip, and I hadn’t been away for longer than 2 days since. We had less than a week available for holidays, so we looked at our options within a … [Click to read More...]
