(WilB) Holler if you’re proud of being single! If you live in a shell, 11/11, also known as Singles’ Day, is China’s version of Black Friday, inviting all single people to celebrate single life with extremely crazy sales annually. If you happen to be travelling during Singles’ Day and don’t have time to camp on taobao, KKday
Global Panorama It’s true that travelling solo forces you to learn independence and discover yourself but as much as we relish solitary, there are often times we hope to someone savouring these new experiences in an unfamiliar territory with us. How about when we need someone to take our #ootd in front of that insta-worthy
Photo credit: Flickr/ Rashi Kalra Exploring the unknown alone is an exceptional experience that every female has to experience in your lifetime. While it’s important to keep an open mind when travelling alone and meet new friends, don’t forget to be aware of your surroundings at all times. Much as we hate lying, there are times
Photo credit: Flickr/ Chris Ford Travelling solo as a woman is not something frowned upon anymore. In fact, it’s becoming quite the norm with everyone doing it nowadays! Going on solo trips doesn’t necessary mean you’re all alone in a foreign land – you can easily meet other similar travellers and locals. The adventures you
(Flickr/ Helen) Although daunting at first, travelling solo is a great way to meet other travellers and locals. If you’re looking for an ideal country, look no further! Iceland is perfect for first time solo travellers – built on tourism, its travel infrastructure is impeccable, making the Nordic country extremely easy to navigate around. There’s something
Chiangmai, Thailand (Flickr/ Andrea Schaffer) Bangkok and Pattaya are no longer the preferred destinations today, Chiang Mai – the second largest city in Thailand – has stepped up their game and gained more appeal in the recent years. It’s not hard to see why either! Chiang Mai is jam-packed with endless items worthy of your
We don’t know about you but June is definitely our favourite time of the year! Other than celebrating us surviving half a year of hard work, it’s the season for school holidays and Great Singapore Sales. While we Singaporeans are naturally attracted to queues like bees to honey, there’s surely an easier way to
Photograph what you fear losing the most Which stage of a break up do you consider to be the toughest? Living in denial, accepting the fact or moving on? Besides dealing with the pain of losing someone you love, you have to face family and friends bombarding you with endless questions that you can’t find
