RTW Guides Articles and Travel Advice
Is a Gap Month the new Gap Year?
Do you want to conquer the world but think you haven't got the time to do it? Think again, buddy. If you're short of time then you need to go on a Gap Month.
Top 5 Cities Around the World
On your gap year you're going to come across some of the most amazing cities around the world. We thought we'd give you our top 5 cities so you know what you're in for.
Top 5 Celebrations Around the World
There are some parties that you just have to go to. That's why we've put together the top 5 celebrations around the world. The question is, how many will you do?
Top 10 Gap Year Destinations
Where do you want to go on your gap year? Struggling for ideas? That's why we’ve come up with 10 gap year destinations that you just have to see on your travels.
Planning a Round the World Trip
The easy part is deciding you want to go travelling. The hard part is planning your round the world trip. There's so much information - that's why we're here.
Frequently Asked Questions about RTW Tickets
Every year we get the same questions about round the world tickets. Instead of constantly answering your questions, that we'd write an article about it.
What is a Round the World Ticket?
What is a round the world ticket? A round the world ticket does exactly what it says on the tin - it’s a series of flights that take you round the world.
Visa Information for Australia and Asia
If you're about to take a gap year to Australia or Asia then you're going to want to know about visas, which is why we've put together this information.
Solo Travelling as a Female
Solo travelling as a female can be daunting, but it shouldn't be! Travelling on your own can be an amazing experience. After all, you're your own boss!
A Beginners Guide to Round the World Tickets
Right! Round the World (RTW) tickets are awesome. They're one of the cheapest ways to see the world and perfect for the first time backpackers. They may look complicated, but they're really not. Here's a quick run-down on what round the world tickets are and how round the world tickets work.
An Example Round the World Route
There are a number of ways to travel round the world. If fact, there are hundreds of ways to travel round the world. It's completely you're choice. However, if you're stuck for ideas, then here's a quick example route round the world. Hopefully it'll give you an idea or two on possible on your gap year.
Round the World via East Asia
We realise travelling round the world can be a little confusing at times. That's why we devised these series of interviews, to give you some advice and ideas on what you can do on your gap year. In this interview we go to East Asia. Japan is always a popular destination with backpackers - come see why.
Round the World via South America
We realise travelling round the world can be a little confusing at times. That's why we devised these series of interviews, to give you some advice and ideas on what you can do on your gap year. In this interview we go to South America. There's mention of beach babes and volunteering in shanty towns.
Round the World via South East Asia
We realise travelling round the world can be a little confusing at times. That's why we devised these series of interviews, to give you some advice and ideas on what you can do on your gap year. In this interview we go to South East Asia. There's a little on why Cambodia has the nicest people and why Koh Samui was a little too much like Thailand.
Round the World via Central America
We realise travelling round the world can be a little confusing at times. That's why we devised these series of interviews, to give you some advice and ideas on what you can do on your gap year. In this interview we go to Central America. Costa Rica for the gorgeous beaches and beautiful weather, Honduras for the friendly people.
Round the World via India, Nepal and Tibet
We realise travelling round the world can be a little confusing at times. That's why we devised these series of interviews, to give you some advice and ideas on what you can do on your gap year. In this interview we go to India, Nepal and Tibet. Apparently it's the the Himalayas, the Hindu culture and its fusion with Buddhism that makes Nepal so attractive to travellers.
Tamara Sheward’s Guide to South East Asia
Drop all preconceptions (not to mention hang-ups) you may have when getting ready for a trip to the sprawling, steaming asylum that is South East Asia. Simply be ready for a good time, a muggy time and a weird time. Oh, and when an entire village starts pointing and yelling 'Farang!' ('Foreigner!') at you, don't take it personally. Not everybody gets out as much as you do.
