Georgia Wright

Planning a trip to Disneyland Paris? Welcome to the list that does what Disney Genie+ wishes it could. I’ve pulled together my best blog guides, budget hacks, outfit picks, and honest tips (yes, even the awkward plus-size ride stuff) so you can get there stress-free, look cute doing it, and avoid spending €9 on a soggy sandwich. Think of this like the advice you’d get from a friend who’s been nine times, made all the mistakes, and still cries at the parade every single visit.

Malta is small but mighty—and planning your trip can get surprisingly complicated. Between figuring out if you need a rental car, how long to spend in each town, and whether that sandy beach is actually sandy, this guide’s here to help. It’s based on our one-week trip, with tips on driving, getting around, where we stayed (spoiler: sea views and pool access), and some unexpected highlights—like wandering around real Game of Thrones filming spots. Because yes, Mdina is even better in person.

Prague is one of those cities that really sneaks up on you—in the best way. The fairytale views? Sure. But also: trams that just make sense, dumplings that are somehow a full meal, and a surprisingly great free walking tour scene. This list includes my go-to guides, planning tips, and personal picks from multiple visits, including everything I wish I’d known on my first trip. Think of it as a shortcut to planning the right Prague trip, minus the “accidentally walked 28k steps in boots” moment.

I’ve been exploring the UK and Ireland since I was little—growing up in England meant lots of countryside walks (whether I liked it or not). This list includes my all-time favourite places, plus a few I wish I’d known about sooner—like the fact that cosy country pubs often stop serving food absurdly early (lesson learned the hungry way). Hopefully, these picks help you skip the rookie mistakes and make the most of your trip!

I’ve been to Ibiza five times now—so you could say I know my way around a ferry timetable and a beach bar (and yes, I got engaged there too 💍). We’ve stayed in different parts of the island, tried all the transport options, and made more than a few rookie mistakes along the way. This list is a mix of practical tips, personal picks, and things I really wish someone had told me the first time. Whether you’re heading there to party, chill, or a bit of both—hopefully this helps you plan the good bits and skip the stress.

I’ve done Paris the romantic way, the budget way, the "we’re-lost-again" way—you name it. This list pulls together all the bits I’ve picked up over the years: hotel picks, planning tips, and things you’ll actually want to do (yes, even beyond the Eiffel Tower). I’ve included my blog posts, handy guides, and a few travel extras that make Paris easier to navigate—and way more fun.

Italy has a lot to offer—like, a lot. This list pulls together my actual itineraries, hotel picks, blog posts, and travel tips to help you figure out where to go, how long to stay, and what’s worth your time (and what’s not). Right now, there’s a big focus on Venice—we’ve been a few times, made some mistakes, and fallen fully in love with the place. You’ll also find ideas for the Amalfi Coast, Cinque Terre, Verona, and more. No fluff, no filler—just honest travel help from someone who’s done the legwork (and nearly missed the ferry).

Well it's kind of a no-brainer that you're going to Paris to see the Eiffel Tower. Why not step it up and have this view from the comfort of your hotel bed?

We travel Europe...a lot. We've perfected our packing list, and here is everything we can't live without. Why you can trust our recommendations? We haven't been pickpocketed once in the 10+ years we have been wandering!

I've dealt with Eczema for the past 27 years of my life...it is a never ending battle! So when I'm travelling, it's hard to keep on top of it all. These recommendations are my quick treatments to keeping me feeling comfortable in my own skin.

Who doesn’t love free stuff, especially when it helps you travel smarter? This list is packed with my go-to freebies and resources for planning European adventures—think printable guides, budget hacks, and a few gems I’ve picked up along the way (like how to avoid those sneaky tourist traps). It’s basically everything I wish I’d had when I started exploring Europe, minus the dodgy maps I used to print out back in the day.