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Grease The Immersive Movie Musical in London, My Solo Trip Back to Rydell High
Grease The Immersive Movie Musical in London, reviewed solo: parking at Battersea Park, food prices, what to wear and whether it’s worth it.
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Cave Churches, Chaos Parking, and a Checkout Sting: Our Real Week in Mottola, Puglia
Our real, unfiltered week based in Mottola, Puglia: Cave churches nobody queues for, a mystery-menu Masseria, and the parking situation that beat us twice before we beat it back. Here’s what actually happened, not the polished version. We landed in Bari at 18:50, hired a car, and after an hour’s drive we arrived at the…
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Tromsø in Summer: Midnight Sun, Arctic Views and Solo Travel in Norway
Arrival Day The adventure began at 3:00am when my alarm dragged me out of bed. By 3:45am, I was on a National Express coach heading to London Victoria. From there, it was a combination of the Underground and the Stansted Express to catch my Ryanair flight from London Stansted to Gdańsk at 11:35am. I landed…
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The Accidental Italian Escape (or How I Booked the Wrong Month and Fell in Love With It Anyway)
Some stories don’t begin with a plan. They begin with a mistake. This one started with a click. I was booking flights to Venice for the Carnival. In my head, everything was perfectly aligned; February, masks, drama, photography, all the things that make Venice feel like a dream you somehow stepped into. And then I…
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A 5-Day Andalusian Road Trip: Málaga, Gibraltar, Utrera, Sevilla & Setenil
There are trips you plan for months, and then there are the ones that simply happen; messy, sun-soaked, full of surprises, and somehow more perfect because of it. This little adventure across Andalucía was exactly that. Five days, five completely different places, three hotels that couldn’t be more unlike each other, and thousands of steps…
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A Lazy Sunday in Oxford with My Dad: Coffee, Castles & Cinnamon Rolls
There’s something magical about Oxford. That mix of grand old buildings, cobbled lanes, and the faint smell of history (or maybe just strong coffee and damp leaves). It’s a city that never tries too hard to impress, because it knows it doesn’t have to. Last Sunday, I took my dad, who’s nearly 80, but still…
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From Cheap Flights to Cherry Liquor: 72 Hours in Gdańsk
💸 The Real Cost of a “Cheap” Trip It’s tempting to think that booking cheap flights means you’ve scored yourself a cheap holiday. But let me tell you, those bargain tickets are just the start of the story. Always remember: Heads up, fellow wanderer: some links here are affiliate links. If you use them, the…
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My Crazy Solo Trip to Germany: Flights, Fails & Funny Moments
As much as I love my crazy, testosterone-packed household (a husband and two sons, and sometimes I swear even the plants feel male), every once in a while, this almost-50, full-time-working, full-time-business-running woman needs an escape. You know, a little break from the daily chaos, a chance to breathe, sip overpriced coffee, and remind myself…
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Not Your Typical London Day: Street Art, Whale Tales & Wyspiański
It was 9:30 AM when I stumbled out of the London Victoria Coach Station, bleary-eyed and running on four hours of sleep, one overripe banana, and the sheer thrill of being back in my favourite chaotic city. I wasn’t here for the usual Big Ben selfie or a Buckingham Palace wave. Nope. This trip was…
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Divided Walls & United Spirits: My One-Day Dive into Belfast’s Bold and Beautiful Soul
After two hours of sleep, just a camera and passport in my bag, I found myself climbing aboard the National Express at 3:00 AM, bleary-eyed and fuelled only by sheer willpower (and a bit of travel adrenaline). The coach whisked me off to Bristol Airport, where the real magic began. Still half-asleep but buzzing with…
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Embracing the Irish Spirit: A St. Patrick’s Day to Remember in Dublin
Disclaimer Real human here, no, seriously, flesh, bones, and a love of potato chips! Everything you’ll find on MKS Photography Travel comes from my very own two eyes, taste buds, and occasional misadventures (all delightfully first-hand, of course). Because I’m also a savvy explorer, I’ve joined a few affiliate programs and the Amazon Services LLC…
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Beijing During Chinese New Year: A Journey Through History, Culture, and Celebration
Hey, friend! Just a little heads-up, some links on this site are affiliate links. That means if you click on one and make a purchase, I’ll get a tiny commission (at no extra cost to you!). Think of it as tossing a virtual coffee my way for bringing you awesome travel tips. ☕ Cheers, and…
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There’s Never Too Much of Paris, Especially at Christmas
Just a heads up: some posts on this site contain affiliate links. If you happen to book or buy something through them, I’ll earn a tiny commission (don’t worry, it won’t cost you a penny extra). Think of it as buying me a virtual coffee! ☕ Thanks for the support! Honesty corner: a few links…
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Sisters on the Loose in Paris: A (Rather Comical) Four-Day Adventure
Because why settle for a relaxing holiday when you can fit everything into half the time! Just a heads up: some posts on this site contain affiliate links. If you happen to book or buy something through them, I’ll earn a tiny commission (don’t worry, it won’t cost you a penny extra). Think of it…
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Poland’s Most Magical Christmas Markets: Your Must-Visit List
If you love the smell of mulled wine, twinkling fairy lights, and nibbling on festive treats (hi, pierogi!), then you’re going to adore Poland at Christmas time. Even though I’m Polish by birth, I rarely get to visit my homeland. This winter, I decided to make the most of the festive season and hop around…
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Trains, Twinkling Lights, and Tradition: A Noël Journey Across France
Just a heads up: some posts on this site contain affiliate links. If you happen to book or buy something through them, I’ll earn a tiny commission (don’t worry, it won’t cost you a penny extra). Think of it as buying me a virtual coffee! Thanks for the support! It’s December, and you all know…
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From Simit to Sunsets: Falling in Love with Istanbul in Four Days
Some posts on this site contain affiliate links. If you decide to book or buy something through them, I earn a tiny commission to help fund my coffee habit, don’t worry, it won’t cost you a penny extra! Turkey wasn’t always on the top of my travel list, but Istanbul? Now, that was a different…
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Exploring the Future of Travel: Insights from the World Travel Market 2024
Last week, I had the absolute pleasure of attending the World Travel Market (WTM) in London, where I spent three exciting days immersed in the world of travel. One of the most insightful talks I attended was by Dave Goodger, Managing Director of Tourism Economics, who presented the highly anticipated Travel Report 2024. Let me…
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24 Hours in Milan: A Hilariously Lightly Planned Adventure
Quick disclaimer: Some posts here have affiliate links. If you purchase something through these links, I may earn a small commission (at no extra cost to you). It’s like buying me a coffee without actually buying me one! I only recommend products I genuinely like, as I believe in giving good advice and enjoying great…
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Saying Goodbye to the French Riviera… But Not Quite Yet: A Quick Stop in Reims
Just a heads up: some posts on this site contain affiliate links. If you happen to book or buy something through them, I’ll earn a tiny commission (don’t worry, it won’t cost you a penny extra). Think of it as buying me a virtual coffee! ☕ Thanks for the support! It was difficult to say…
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