Do you know that moment when you go shopping or to a bar in your home town and you bump into a member of your family or one of your friends? It is a nice surprise, isn’t it! Exaggerate that feeling a hundred times and add a ‘WOW’ moment; because that is what it is like when you meet those people on your journeys around the world. Over…
The fourth of our guest posters, brings another slice of German life. This time…the incredible city of Berlin. Calum, a friend and former colleague of mine, is a well-travelled Scot, who is not only possessed with a great sense of humour, but a with a love of travel that has taken him to various destinations across Europe; along with recent adventurous trips to India and Vietnam. With the…
Anyone who has travelled to a foreign country will have found themselves in one of those situations where a stressful discussion takes place, during the heat of the day at a critical moment of the trip. This is most likely to occur when debating which direction to take, the best place to eat or to clarify if the building you are standing in front of is actually the…
I am writing this as I zoom towards Paris on the Eurostar. My head is a mess as I try to recall as much schoolboy French as I can muster. After my English native tongue (and waving my hands about as a British Sign Language user) French is probably the foreign language I feel I know best. But after 5 years of secondary school rote sentence learning…Je parle…
Continuing the theme of allowing you, the readers of Pulped Travel to contribute, I present to you our third guest post from seasoned traveller towelintherain. towelintherain is someone I met in the same Krakow hostel as previous guest poster, AllanaD; so you can be assured you are in good company and reading the work of a fine pedigree. An entertaining and engaging guy, towelintherain offers the readers of…