Living Laos by riding it
…in 2015 I made the decision to buy a three-year-old bike in Bangkok, Thailand and import it into Laos. My 200-cc KTM Duke, including import duties and all the official…
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“GT” Travel Blog guest authors
…— CEO, Community Homestay Network, Nepal Bernie Rosenbloom — Co-founder & Director of WeAreLao.com, Laos Angelo Sciacca — Sustainable tourism consultant; PhD candidate at Edinburgh Napier University, Scotland Ken Scott — Founder, ScottAsia…
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…hospitality first-hand. They impressed me right from the word go. I was welcomed with piping hot coffee and a piece of chocolate cake; very welcome after a long road trip.…
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…those that were “unbecoming of girls”. Dr Ivana Damnjanović The inside track Ivana Damnjanović is the vice-dean for international cooperation at the Faculty of Health and Business Studies, Singidunum University, Serbia. A child of…
Read More Old stories, new memories in Valjevo, SerbiaImmersed in the Amazon
…above before landing in Manaus. Pic © Angelo Sciacca. Manaus has a strong, welcoming character. Street food, chaotic neighbourhoods, busy harbour, and outstanding architecture make this one of my favourite…
Read More Immersed in the AmazonPlanning a trip to Colombia? Here’s why you should visit the coffee region
…square is its spiritual and social heart. Image © Annaleigh Bonds The square is a large and lively community and social hub, with many bars and restaurants surrounding it. When I…
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