BAGSMART bags have been making the rounds online, and since I had the opportunity to collaborate (on video content) with them, I had to throw in my personal Bagsmart Blast Pro 38-Liter review for those who are on the fence about it. Yes, seeing lots of videos about the bags is great, but I love…
Getting a Eurail Pass was one of my most exciting travel moments as someone who loves to travel by train. And the dream of crossing through Europe by train could finally be a reality for me. To be honest, though, depending on your travel route, it’s a good idea to ask yourself: Is the Eurail…
Klook is a travel booking platform that not so many people (at least in the US and Europe) seem to know about. As someone who used to book travel experiences on Klook and later made UGC videos for them, I got very used to using Klook as a main booking platform. And if you’ve been…
After multiple trips to Turkey, changes in the law regarding eSIM providers, and trying several methods to stay connected, I think I’ve found the best eSIM for Turkey travel. In my Klook eSIM Turkey review and set-up guide, I think you’ll see why it might be worth giving them a shot, even if you have…
Using Google Voice for international travel and living abroad since 2020 has become essential for me. If you’re ready or want to give up your paid US phone number for good, here’s how using Google Voice worked out for me. As someone who has been abroad for so long, here’s my true Google Voice review…
AirAsia X opened its Kuala Lumpur-Istanbul flight route in November 2025, making it one of the most competitively priced flights from Asia towards Europe. But does the cheap price tag justify it? Here’s my AirAsia X Kuala Lumpur to Istanbul flight review (with tips and tricks to survive it). And I didn’t just fly from…
I met the founder, Matt, and growth manager, Stephanie, of the Pangia Pass eSIM in 2025 at the Bansko Nomad Fest and was straight away impressed. Coming from the US, I imagined being able to visit home and only spend $27/month for unlimited data, sticking it to the big telecom companies that will charge $45/month…