Travel Guides

A hacking group claims to have exploited vulnerabilities in South Africa’s credit bureaus to infiltrate the financial system and fraudulently collect Social Relief of Distress (SRD) grants. The group has now released additional information as evidence to support its claims. Last week, the group calling itself N4aughtySecGroup alerted the media, claiming to have breached multiple […]

If you’re like me, you’re always on the lookout for ways to make your adventures more affordable and enjoyable. That’s why I collect points and miles. They help me travel longer, better, and cheaper. Today I want to talk about a card that’s been growing in popularity over the past few years: the Capital One

As record numbers of tourists flock to Morocco, it’s still possible to discover the country’s rich culture, historic kasbahs and vibrant traditions in a way that evades the chaos of mass tourism. If you’ve ever dreamed of meandering the medinas of Marrakech or sleeping under the stars of the Sahara, look no further than Morocco

If you want to travel cheaper, better, and longer, one of the best tools in your arsenal is a solid rewards credit card. Still, despite how often I talk about the topic, many travelers (or would-be travelers) are reluctant to get one. They think it’s a scam, don’t want to pay an annual fee, or

Wherever your travels may take you next, we’ve compiled another list packed with high-end products to cater for your needs and convenience. From Traingift’s versatile rail gift cards, which make sustainable travel easy and accessible, to Bremont’s cutting-edge Supernova watch, you’ll find an array of unique items that are perfect for the modern globetrotter. Do

I love visiting Japan. Even after multiple visits, I never get tired of wandering the country’s historic temples, feasting on its incredible sushi, and soaking up the breakneck pace of life in Tokyo. After over half a dozen visits, I’ve learned through trial and error how to best explore the country. English isn’t widely spoken,