England

Let’s face it: the colder seasons can be dreadful in London. It is rainy and grey, sometimes the sun doesn’t show itself for days. It’s easy to get into a …

We are going on a trip. A long trip. We are attempting to convert into a digital nomad lifestyle and take our work on the road with us. First we are stopping in Las Vegas, and then it’s up the coast of California, down to Tucson, through Mexico and down into Central and South America from where we will go to New Zealand, Australia, Asia and back to Europe.

The Globetrottergirls say goodbye to London to start off on their new round the world adventure as digital nomads.

This was the first time I spent longer than a layover in London in over five years – and I fell in love with the city all over again!

Britain’s capital is rumored to be expensive to visit, but follow these tips and stay easily within your budget on a shoestring trip to London.

An amazing year is coming to an end – our first as full-time travelers! Rather than rattle off a list of everywhere we’ve been, check out our year in pictures, from the pre-trip ‘planning’ phase to our current location of Honduras.

Of course I couldn’t go to England without visiting my adopted home of three years: London! Read on to find out how I spent a perfect summer day in London.

Returning to my adopted home London for the first time in nearly half a decade made me much more emotional than I would have ever expected.

Brighton is not only one of England’s most famous seaside resorts, but also its most unique and enchanting one. But what is it that makes Brighton so special?

I returned to Brighton, one of my favorite towns in the UK, to celebrate their 25th Pride Festival. With the motto Carnival Of Diversity hundreds of thousands of people celebrated the LGBT community!