How to Handle Your Asda Complaints With Ease

Whether you are enjoying time at home with family and friends or getting out to explore new places and spaces, you are likely going to the store more often than ever. Between buying things to nosh on or travel essentials, supermarket chains like Asda can provide everything that you need for the hot days of summer. However, if you’ve had a bad experience at Asda, you might be trying to decide how to proceed. read more

How to Hack Free Travel: 10 Smart Ways to Earn Miles

I used to travel for business all the time. Like, constantly.

Then I grew sick of it. I got another job. (Well, that wasn’t the only reason.)

One of the big benefits of traveling so much for work was that I banked a ton of miles, but when I stopped traveling, I stopped accruing.

That was a mistake. It turns out that even if you never board a redeye back to New York or D.C., or check into a hotel in Seattle on a Tuesday evening (for example), you can still bank tons of miles by doing things you’re already doing. read more

How To Hanami 101: Tips & Tricks To Ace Cherry Blossom Season

Hanami is a traditional Japanese custom spanning centuries and literally means “flower viewing” in Japanese. The custom began with plum blossoms (ume) but the focus slowly turned to the more popular sakura or cherry blossoms instead and the rest is history.

In modern-day context, hanami usually involves outdoor parties beneath the cherry blossom blooms in the day and at night (yozakura). Even though cherry blossoms are the main star, plum blossom viewing (umemi) still takes place in some areas and are particularly popular with the elderly. read more

How to Handle Altitude Sickness While Trekking in Nepal

Coronavirus (COVID-19) and travel: The situation around the world is changing dramatically. Various governments have changed their travel warnings to restrict travel during this time. To understand how this may impact cover under your policy, please go to our FAQs and select your country of residence. read more

How to Guard Against Global Employee Travel Dangers

As multinationals further their reach and small companies are increasingly global, the workforce has become more internationally mobile. While an expanded marketplace clearly has its benefits, doing business in a multitude of countries can present challenges as unique and as numerous as the cultures of the world. read more

How to go from Prague to Budapest

Prague has a maze-like Old Town guarded by one of the biggest castles in the world. Budapest has a gritty nightlife quarter of ruin bars and a grand Neo-Classical palace that once housed the Habsburg emperors.

Joining those together on the same itinerary is now possible for travelers keen to explore the jewels of Central Europe. That’s thanks to rail, air and road connections, which can help you make the 280-mile hop from one capital to the other in as little as a few hours. Read on to find out more… read more

How to go from Paris to Rome

Travel between two of the great romantic, artistic, and historical cities of Europe by making the hop from France’s captial to Italy’s. It’s a move that’ll see you trade a skyline dominated by the Eiffel Tower and the Sacre Coeur with the seven hills of Rome, topped by the silhouette of St Peter’s Basilica and crowned by the ancient Colosseum. read more

How to hack Priceline for incredible savings on hotels worldwide

What if you do not travel enough to take advantage of hotel loyalty programs and the savings and benefits that come with them? You shouldn’t feel left out because this simple hack is just as awesome. This method will not get you any special benefits but it can give you huge savings on your hotel stays. Something that no hotel membership can offer. Forget your Trivagos and Expedias. THIS is the real deal. read more

How to Go Wild in Bedugul, Bali

Few visitors to Bali venture beyond the usual spots like Kuta, Seminyak, and Ubud. But up above the highland mist, Bedugul teems with wild wonders.

Bedugul’s mountainous terrain in the heart of Bali offers everything an outdoor adventurer will love. Yet, while most of the things to do in Bedugul involve rainforests, lakes, and waterfalls, there’s also a Balinese culture and lifestyle that’s somewhat safely removed from what you’d experience in tourist territory. read more

How To Go To Tioman Island From Mersing Jetty (Travel Tips & Ferry Ticket Booking Guide Included)

It’s clear why people refer to Mersing Jetty as the gateway to the beautiful and popular Tioman Island on the south-east coast of West Malaysia!

At Mersing Jetty, you can take a regular speed ferry service to Tioman Island!

Ferry Operators From Mersing Jetty To Tioman Island

Bluewater Express Ferry Bistari2. (Photo credits to 12go.asia) read more