Tips from the T-List

Travellers want to get the most out of every holiday or break without needlessly emptying their pockets. Cheap hotels offer exceptional value for money and are the best way to achieve this. HostelBookers, the budget accommodation specialist, has a comprehensive list of more than 20,000 properties,... (more...)

If you are tired of the run-of-the-mill hotel chains which make up a sizeable chunk of the budget to mid-range hotel sector, there are a number of ways you can give your holiday the edge but still get a bargain. Try bunking down in a cave as the Turkish nomads once did, get out on the water with a... (more...)

More and more people realize that bicycles can be much more useful than cars. Bikes are cheap, environmentally friendly, keep their owners in good health and as much more fun means of transport for travellers exploring a new destination. HostelBookers, the budget accommodation specialist names the... (more...)

Same Logo, More of it Well, OK, maybe that title is a tad bit dramatic, but it is true nonetheless. Here at Todd’s Wanderings I am always trying to make the website more user friendly and to enhance your experience. I like it when you are happy, I’m also a bit anal and I... (more...)

Recently we were nominated by Cam and Nicole over at Traveling Canucks to take part in the 7 Links Project started by Trip Base. First off I like the Traveling Canucks because they only use one “L” when they spell “traveling.” Yes, I can be that superficial! Oh,... (more...)

In Japan, UNESCO World Heritage Sites are extremely popular and there is even a weekly travel show dedicated to showcasing sites from all over the world. The United Nation’s Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) aims (among an incredibly long list of other... (more...)

All I knew was that we were looking for a man named Blacky. There was no other agenda in Burma. And with that, my friend and I were on a photographic mission. This man, as we understood, was the premiere photographer in the Bagan area of Burma, and we were on a mission to convince him to take us through... (more...)

You can walk here in just 5 minutes from the village of Brod Working for the United Nations and as a Travel Blogger/writer has its moments…sometimes they intersect in an amazing experience or opportunity that just leaves me wondering how I ever became so lucky. If anyone ever tells... (more...)