Best toy stores in Istanbul
Istanbul has some good toy outlets, but you won’t find these stores just anywhere. You might assume that Istanbul’s busy Istiklal Street would have a good toy range, and although it does have a few …
Best supermarkets in Vietnam
Vietnam has become a hub for the adventurous, with budget backpackers and travel bloggers leading the way. In recent years it’s seen an influx of digital nomads, entrepreneurs and young expats looking to explore all …
Finding long-term rentals in Bangkok
So you’ve got a visa for Thailand (or are about to apply for one) now you’re considering accomodation in Bangkok. How do you go about getting a rental? It can be intimidating to search for …
What happens if I use the wrong travel adapter?
Have you ever wondered: “What if I use the wrong power plug adapter when traveling?” This is a legitimate concern. Using the wrong adapter could damage either the device, the adapter itself, or both. The …
Supermarkets in Indonesia: Where to shop like a local
Home to over 267 million people, Indonesia is one of the biggest nations in the world with more than 17,500 islands. It’s been a popular travel destination for decades, but now many expats are relocating …
Grocery shopping in Malaysia: Best supermarkets and wet markets
Malaysia’s food retail industry is brimming with options – from hypermarkets and convenience stores to traditional “Mom and Pop” shops, the diversity of shopping opportunities caters to literally every need. Locals living in major cities …
Which country has the best power plug socket?
If you like to travel often, you’ll notice a few key differences between countries across the globe. Other than the food and culture, each region also has its own power plug socket. They come in …
Why do countries use different power plugs?
Traveling around the world can be an incredibly exciting experience. However, when you try to charge your phone or laptop, chances are you’ll face a major issue. You’ll notice that the plug won’t fit into …
Best supermarkets in Thailand
When shopping centres first opened in Thailand, most people were still buying their groceries in open-air markets. And although you can still purchase most of your groceries on the street today, supermarkets are becoming more …