Don’t Stop Living – a lifestyle of travel brings you ongoing travel tips from all seven continents!
A first trip together after a wedding carries weight. The location matters, the room matters, and the view from that room matters even more. Couples planning their initial escape as a married pair tend to split into two camps: those who want to do nothing and those who want to do nothing in a very…
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The phrase “luck of the Irish” is widely used to describe good fortune. Its origins, however, are more complex than a belief in magical blessings. Historically, the term is thought to have emerged during the 19th-century gold rushes in America, where successful Irish miners were said to be unusually fortunate. Rather than crediting skill or…
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Long drives with kids can feel endless. The “are we there yet?” chorus starts before you’ve even hit the highway, and suddenly that 6-hour trip feels like 60. If your family loves Minecraft, setting it up properly before you leave can turn the backseat into a calm and creative zone, whether you have a cell…
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You’re watching the season countdown tick away while your rank sits stubbornly in place. That Gambit skin reward feels impossibly far, and generic advice isn’t cutting it. With Marvel Rivals Season 5 wrapping up on January 16, 2026, you need strategies that actually work, not fluff. Let’s fix that. Set a Realistic Target First Before…
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“Could you tell me how to get? How to get to Glentoran Street?” – Adapted from Sesame Street Theme Tune. Actually, I can tell you how to get to Glentoran Street and my Dad especially can. For years and years, Glentoran Street was on my mind. I knew about it, I knew where it once…
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When backpacking in Somaliland (after a nuts visa experience and a mental border crossing), I decided to try their traditional breakfast, which is locally known as Beer Iyo Basal. Ironically the local spelling includes the word “beer” as this is a dry, alcohol-free country. In English, it is known as Somali-Style Liver. I had heard…
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“It’s the eye of the tiger, it’s the thrill of the fight” – Survivor. After my first Christmas in Northern Ireland since 2019, I headed out of Belfast on Boxing Day/Saint Stephen’s Day south to Swords/Baile Atha Cliath. Known to the world as Dublin. I had a Dublin to Djibouti hat-trick of flights booked. A…
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Dublin is one of those cities that feels immediately familiar while being constantly surprising. It’s compact without feeling small, iconic and rich in history without being stuck in the past, and lively without overwhelming visitors. As a city break, the Republic of Ireland’s capital city succeeds because it gives travellers the flexibility to move at…
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The longer you travel, the older you get and the harder it all becomes to keep tabs on health and fitness. You get fed up of repititive banana sandwiches in Laos, the bland omelette again option in most of Africa, obvious stuff globally like curries, salads and pizzas or a boring bowl of Cornflakes or…
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Planning a trip to Mexico beaches often starts with one big question: where should everyone stay? When you are travelling with family, friends, or a larger group, accommodation shapes the entire experience. Room layouts, shared spaces, privacy, dining, and daily logistics all matter more when multiple people are involved. Across destinations like Cabo San Lucas,…
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