When I research for my next adventure, I rely on similar travel blogs for insight and information. Sometimes they are great, and sometimes not so much and I find that I have to keep looking.
When I set out to write my own guides, I wanted to give you my real, biased and curated opinions, built from my own experience and my own style of travel - and not just a list of TripAdvisor's top rated places. You don't need a list of every cathedral in a European city or temples in an Asian one.
Ultimately, I plan my itinerary to make the most of my time in a place, find the best things to eat, and to make sure I don't miss out on any bucket list experiences. Because who knows when I might be able to return.
I know everyone travels differently, so I do my best to account for that, but I also don't want to just give generic information that you can find anywhere else. I want you to be able to benefit from my own trial and error, so you can make the most of your trip. I'm blessed to be able to travel so much, and I know that sometimes, a quick trip for me might be a once in a life time trip for someone else. I want you to be able to make the most of it too.
I'm also blessed to earn a living from my photography and clients around the world that trust my eye. For that reason, I write freely without having to focus on monetizing. I don't have ads on the site and I don't do paid placements.
I only make recommendations for products and experiences that I have done or would do myself. Simple as that.
If you found my guides helpful, and you'd like to say thanks, feel free to buy me a coffee. Any bit always helps with getting to new places and reporting back with more guides and recommendations.
- Kien