Whether it’s your first contract, first holiday cruise, or you just never quite adjusted, there are ways to manage – or even avoid – seasickness altogether.

If you want to know how to travel for cheap without missing out, these practical tips help you save money while keeping what matters most on the road.

From hilarious cruise moments to deep reflections on life at sea, these cruise captions will have you laughing, daydreaming, and maybe packing your bags.

Okinawa destinations through the eyes of a cruise worker: beaches I didn’t swim at, food I didn’t try, and islands I only half-remember. Not your typical guide.

Since it’s the International Day of Forests, I thought it would be a good time to take a virtual trip through some of the most beautiful forests in the world.

What is slow travel? It’s staying longer in one place, choosing less touristy destinations, or travelling more sustainably – whatever feels meaningful to you.

As a female seafarer, I’ve spent years living out of one suitcase, juggling tropical heat and freezer-like offices. Here’s what I learned about dressing.

Rainy days can be a chance to slow down, explore differently, and even create memories that stand out. Here’s what to do when it rains on a vacation day.

Travel is supposed to be fun, but it can get overwhelming. Here’s how I’ve learned to make overseas travel easier (and yes, some tips work for local trips too).

Stress-free travel isn’t about avoiding problems. It’s about being prepared for the unexpected and learning to enjoy the ride, even when things go sideways.

The way we travel says a lot about who we are. Understanding different types of travellers can make trips more enjoyable, less stressful, and more meaningful.

1. Documents

2. Proof of onward travel

3. Pre-book accommodation

4. Universal travel adaptor

5. Toiletries

6. Travel VPN

7. The right luggage bag

8. Comfortable travel clothes

9. Credit/debit cards, cash, e-wallets

10. Travel insurance

11. SIM card/eSIM, pocket WiFi

12. Reusable water bottle

13. Personal travel essentials

Here are 5 UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Malaysia. Ancient tales, colonial echoes, and nature’s wonders beautifully intertwine to reveal our shared legacy.