Despite the fact that we all know how important holidays are for our mental and physical health, a surprising one third of people in the UK don’t take their full holiday entitlement, and with 70,000 people taking to Twitter each year to voice their need and desire for a holiday, we’re guessing you’re in need of one too. Here are 5 tell-tale signs that you might just need to take a few days off. (even if it is just for a long weekend!). (more…)
Australia is an incredibly vast and diverse country where you could spend years travelling and not see it all. But at least you could start scratching the surface with our ultimate top things to do. You’ll find all kinds of activities listed below, including climbing iconic bridges, learning about the indigenous culture, tasting the exquisite food of aussie life, and getting up close to local wildlife.
It seems as if travelling these days has become a race, we’re more concerned about trying to go to as many countries as we can rather than taking our time to really enjoy the country, culture and people. So the real question one might ask, has travelling become a race?
Travelling is one of the most fun things you can do. You get to explore new places, meet new people, and experience different cultures. So why not do something different with your free weekend and travel abroad! (more…)
With the help of Google Maps, there’s no need to rely on a classic map or an unreliable GPS your next holiday. Google Maps can help you plan your trip and get you to all those awesome places when you arrive.
Travelling is one of the most fun things you can do. You get to explore new places, meet new people, and experience different cultures. This year why not try something outside of the travel norm and check out some of the most underrated destinations in the world. (more…)
New York is a must see for any traveler. It is sure to be a place you will never forget. Before your trip, I thought I might give you some tips from a native New Yorker’s perspective.
Today is officially the first day of Spring. Winter is over and summer is not so far away. There is, however one ray of hope in the not-too-distant-future that you probably forgot about amidst all the doom and gloom: the spring holiday break. This precious gap between the 2nd and 3rd term is designed for sheer bliss. Here are StudentUniverse’s top destinations on where to go for your Spring break.
In 2016, Japan welcomed a record-breaking 24 million foreign tourists and with the arrival of both the Rugby World Cup and the Olympics in the coming years, these numbers are expected to climb. Here is a guide to the most popular tourist attractions and places to visit in Japan upon landing on the islands of Japan.
