When we were in the remote town of Corner Brook, on the island province of Newfoundland, Canada we stayed with Angela and John, an older couple from England who were working in the area. They picked us up in town, took us to their gorgeous house, gave us the entire top floor suite to stay in, cooked us delicious meals, ... Read More »
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Feed SubscriptionInterview: Dave and Vicky from ACoupleTravelers.com
Dave and Vicky are an inspiring couple who have been traveling together since they were teenagers. They have recently embarked on a huge journey through Asia and Europe. In this interview, they share some of their budgeting tips, travel advice and more. ©Global Goose Read More »
FC Barcelona Requests All Female Cabin Crew on Flights
The football stars of FC Barcelona have requested that they are flown around the world to their matches on planes staffed by all female cabin crew members. This move has received a lot of criticism and accusations of sexism, but the team claim that the reason is not to ogle the beautiful girls but rather because they have been apparently ... Read More »
Ramadan from the Perspective of a Hungry Traveler
I’ve been traveling during Ramadan in Malaysia. This Holy Month is when Muslims show their devotion by fasting from sunrise to sunset, then eating a huge feast in the evening with their family once the sun goes down. The fast is meant to be a time of quiet contemplation of faith. After a couple of weeks of traveling during Ramadan ... Read More »
Ten Different Types of Travel
Many people tell us that they would love to travel like we do, but it just doesn’t fit with their lifestyle. We agree that our style of long term travel would not work for everyone. However, we also think that there are so many different types of travel out there that you are bound to find something that works for ... Read More »
Which Countries Offer Working Holiday Visas?
Do you want to explore another country for a longer period of time and have a deeper experience than a packaged two week holiday? Why not spend up to a year living and working abroad with working holiday visas? Working holiday visas generally allow a traveler to be employed in the country during their visit as a way of supplementing ... Read More »
Movies That Make People Afraid to Travel
“What? You’re going backpacking in Europe as a young female? You’re going to get kidnapped and sold into the sex trade!” No wonder some people are afraid to travel. “Oh my god, you’re staying in a hostel? You’re going to wake up handcuffed to a chair in a dungeon and get tortured to death!” Seriously? The likelihood of these scenarios happening is ... Read More »
Beyond London: Bath
Ancient Roman Spas, natural hot springs, medieval buildings, gorgeous Georgian architecture, excellent museums and a range of great pubs, restaurants and nightclubs… all this and more is waiting only an hour and a half from London. Bath is set within the rolling hills of Somerset on the edge of the Cotswolds and makes a perfect weekend getaway from the chaos ... Read More »
Top Five Things to Do In New Orleans
We have fallen head over heels in love with the atmosphere, scenery, cuisine and culture of New Orleans. If you are planning a trip to the Big Easy, here are the top five Global Goose recommended experiences: ©Global Goose Read More »
Does the Airport Count? When Can You Claim That You’ve Been Somewhere?
Lee and I both have a stamp for Dubai, United Arab Emirates on our passports, but we don’t list it as a destination when we are counting up the places where we have travelled. Technically, we have been to Dubai. We have set foot on Dubai soil, but have we really BEEN there? ©Global Goose Read More »
Is Long Term Travel For You?
Do you read travel blogs every day and dream of the long term travel lifestyle? Would you give everything to pack up your backpack and set out to travel the world for six months, a year, two years or even longer? Traveling long term is an amazing adventure and it will bring you many unforgettable experiences. However, there are also ... Read More »
Photos: Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada
Banff National Park is truly one of the most beautiful natural areas of Canada and in my humble opinion, one of the most stunning landscapes I have ever visited in my life. The towering rugged shapes of the mountains, the pale blue of the glacial lakes and rivers, the thick green forests, and the dramatic skies fill me with awe ... Read More »
Global Goose is Going to New Orleans!
In one week Lee and I will be heading down south to New Orleans to revel in the lively culture of the “Big Easy”. We had a six day break over the long weekend and we decided that the 23 hour bus journey from Virginia was worth it to get a chance to see this legendary city. I have wanted ... Read More »
Searching For Moose in Gros Morne National Park, Newfoundland
It was a cold winter day in Newfoundland and we were being driven up and down winding roads through the mountains, watching the icy mountainous landscape roll past us. Our amazing Couchsurfing hosts in Corner Brook insisted on taking us up to visit Gros Morne National Park during our stay. We are grateful that they did, because after a few ... Read More »
No Plan, No Problem: Why You Should Trust Your Future Self
“What are your future plans?” “Where do you see yourself in five years?” “Do you ever want to settle down and start a family?” “Where do you think you and Lee will live?” “Are you going to eventually stop traveling and settle down?” If we had a dollar for every time we were asked one of these questions, we would ... Read More »
World’s Coolest Cities: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Rio de Janeiro (sometimes simply referred to as Rio) attracts so many travellers every year that it is not only the most visited city in South America, but in the entire Southern Hemisphere. All of those visitors know one thing: Rio de Janeiro is one of the World’s Coolest Cities. From its gorgeous natural beaches and lively carnival celebrations, to ... Read More »
Maritime Beauty and Eating Competitions in New Brunswick – Cross Canada Adventure
After the charming European atmosphere of Quebec City, we took another epic overnight train journey towards Moncton, New Brunswick. To be perfectly honest I had no idea what to expect from this bilingual Maritime province. It doesn’t get a lot of publicity and I can’t remember ever meeting anyone who was from New Brunswick. It is one of the more ... Read More »
Trattoria der Pallaro – A Rome Restaurant Worth Remembering
There are many great restaurants in Rome but there is only one that I feel I have a duty to recommend. The Trattoria der Pallaro won my heart early on. Upon arriving we were seated by a friendly Italian guy and asked one simple question, “Red or white?”. This was the only question he needed to ask, as this Rome ... Read More »
Parental Advice that Does Apply to Travellers
Previously we featured an article about the advice that your parents told you which doesn’t really apply when you travel around the world. However, there are also some examples of parental advice which are very appropriate for travelers. Here are a few of the things that your mom and dad told you which you should keep in mind while you ... Read More »
Parental Advice that Doesn’t Apply to Travellers
Eat your vegetables! Wear your helmet! Look both ways! Don’t make that face, it will stay that way! Remember all of those things that your mom and dad used to say to you when you were little? Some of it was good advice that is useful to keep in mind now that you are older and traveling the world. However, ... Read More »
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