Brace yourself folks, there are over 600 posts on this blog and I’m totally expecting you to read them all.
Or not.
Instead, I thought I might make it easier to help you navigate this rabbit’s warren of ramblings on boutique hotels, blogging tips, stylish family travel and life as a freelance mum with some highlights below.
(You can also click on any of the boxes above if you want to get stuck into some of those topics.)
How I started travel blogging
I get a lot emails about starting a travel blog and how I got into blogging.
You can read my story about how travel blogging became my career here.
If you’d like to start a blog, here are some tips to get you started and some mistakes I’ve made so that you don’t have to.
If you’d like to make a living from travel blogging, here are some of the ways I generate income from a blog in 2020 and 15 things about making a living from travel blogging not everyone will tell you.
Readers’ Picks
The readers have spoken (well, read and commented) and this is what they loved the most:
I did it for the gram: my floating breakfast fail
30 things you learn when you move to Australia
Toddler friendly holidays in the UK: 8 great staycation ideas
My Best Travel Tips
My hand luggage essentials for long-haul flights
5 ways to find stylish places to stay
Best carry on luggage for women
Favourite places
And finally, check out the places I love the most out of the 60+ countries I’ve been to thus far.
(I couldn’t pick just one so here is a carousel of my favourite countries! Click the pictures to read more.)
![[AD] Have you ever travelled somewhere that was completely different to what you expected? One of the things I miss most about travel is having my perception of the world shifted and one of the places that really surprised me was Seoul in South Korea.
Whilst Seoul does have the super modern skyscrapers and buzzing nightlife I’d pictured, it also has some of the most incredible ancient palaces, with elaborate entrance gates and stately guards in ceremonial outfits, like those pictured here at Deoksugung Palace.
The food was a pleasant surprise too, because as well indulging in all the Bulgogi, Bibimbap and BBQ we dreamed of, I discovered that Seoul is filled with dessert cafes, tea houses, cake shops and bakeries. (This sweet tooth was really in her element!)
As we start thinking about where in the world we might travel to soon, perhaps you’ll consider seeing Korea next - I expect it will be a delightful surprise for you too.
#SeeKoreaNext @ktolondon #OurHeartsareAlwaysOpen #ImagineYourKorea #VisitkoreaLater](https://www.girltweetsworld.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png)
