The real things to do in Hong Kong on shore leave – between panic shopping and rare peaceful moments. Victoria Peak hikes, quiet gardens, and chaotic markets.

Here’s what’s helped me make the most of shore leave. While I write from a cruise ship perspective, much of it applies to seafarers across the board.

Worried about getting seasick on a cruise? These practical tips cover what really works, what doesn’t, and how to stay steady once you’re on board.

Travel reshapes how you see and think – and in doing so, inspires your creativity. Here’s how travel sparks inspiration, even if you’re not an artist.

Good travel etiquette isn’t just politeness – it’s fostering harmony. Respecting others, cultures, and yourself create a smoother, more enjoyable experience.

How to reduce carbon footprint when travelling? Through slow journeys, mindful choices and lighter steps. The world deserves wandering – just more thoughtfully.

Lost in Keelung’s maze-like trails, eerie silence, and abandoned houses, I found more than just my way back. A fictional tale inspired by true events.

If you’re searching for the pros and cons of living in Malaysia – from a local’s point of view – this reflection explores both the good and the caveats.

Instead of pretending I’ve figured out the perfect system, I wanted to gather the common travel mistakes I’ve made, witnessed, or nearly walked into myself.

Skip the last-minute chaos with this cruise preparation checklist – packing, documents, and smart tips so you’re not the one sprinting to the gangway.

A VPN keeps you safe on public WiFi, lets you access your favourite apps, and protects your data from hackers. Stay secure and private wherever you go.

In 2016, a random JobStreet ad led me to a seafaring career. Six years and 15 countries later, it’s proof that life’s best adventures start unexpectedly.

Choosing a career in travel lets me earn an income while exploring the world, breaking free from the 9-to-6 routine I once thought was my only path.

I joined one of those group tour packages to Japan, and it made me realise just how much I value independent travel. Here’s why it didn’t work for me.

Oshino Hakkai was crowded, cold, and full of reflections – of Mount Fuji, the sky, and a tourist fumbling to enjoy it all anyway.

On my first trip to Japan, I set out in search of autumn leaves, and found them in the quiet beauty of Nikko, surrounded by red forests and stone paths.