England

For most travelers, a visit to England might actually mean a visit to London and a few surrounding stops, but it is travel beyond the capital that provides the quintessentially English experience!

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!

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.

If you’re traveling on a budget and are visiting Brighton, I highly recommend the YHA Hostel Brighton. A fabulous new hostel located right by the beach!

Surprise – I’m in England! I will be spending the week in sunny Brighton on England’s south coast, a town that I’ve visited dozens of times but can’t seem to get enough of…

Let me introduce you to the funkiest and most unconventional B&B I’ve ever stayed in: Snooze in Brighton!

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

On our trip to Wales, we discovered a country of contrasts as Wales balances modern urban chic with 11 million sheep and 750 miles of gorgeous shores.

In addition to being a buzzing metropolis, London is actually one of Europe’s most kid-friendly cities, too. Here’s three top tips for museums and galleries for families.