Thirsty Thursdays: Drinking Local Liqueur Bilibili in Central African Republic🇨🇫

“Best under pressure, with seconds left, I show up” – Usher. Central African Republic was certainly a wildcard country addition to my travel jigsaw in January 2025. After three visa refusals/failures (in Poland, Burkina Faso and Abidjan), we finally were granted a visa with 7 minutes left to board our flight from Douala in Cameroon…

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How Long-Term Travelers Approach Dating Differently Than People With Roots

Openness to Cross-Border Relationships Long-term travelers frequently engage in relationships that span different cities or countries. A study by Dating.com found that 71 percent of participants had been in a relationship with someone residing in another country. Similarly, 57 percent expressed openness to long-distance relationships, particularly when travel schedules aligned. These numbers suggest a higher…

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What Travellers Should Know About Environmental Contaminants

Travelling offers new experiences, cultures, and landscapes but also exposes people to environmental contaminants that can affect their health. Pollution, industrial waste, and toxic chemicals are present in many destinations, often in ways that are not immediately visible.  A study in ScienceDirect revealed that air pollution affects how people choose to travel. Many travellers change…

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A Taste of Tradition: Exploring Balsamic Vinegar as Part of Your Bologna Getaway

Bologna, the heart of Italy’s Emilia-Romagna region, is a city synonymous with rich culinary traditions. While most visitors come for the legendary pasta dishes like tagliatelle al ragù and tortellini in brodo, an essential yet often overlooked experience lies just beyond the city—exploring the world of traditional balsamic vinegar. A visit to an acetaia (balsamic…

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