Kotor's Old Town Is the Wrong Place to Stay - But It's the Right Place to Eat Dinner
The walled city of Kotor gets crowded by 9am. Sleep outside the walls, but come back after dark.
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The walled city of Kotor gets crowded by 9am. Sleep outside the walls, but come back after dark.
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A sleeper bus from Hanoi to Hue costs less than a hostel bed and gets you 700km closer to where you're going.
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Matera's sassi districts predate most of Europe's great cities - and the town still moves like it knows this.
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Penang's food scene runs on its own clock - and most visitors only catch half of it.
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Most trip-planning mistakes happen at the start. Locking in your return flight first fixes more of them than any packing list ever will.
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Ballarò and Vucciria aren't set dressing for your Instagram feed - they're where Palermo actually buys its lunch.
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Sleeping on overnight buses between Balkan cities isn't roughing it - it's arbitrage. You travel and sleep at the same time.
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Matera's cave dwellings get called ancient and timeless, but the city is stranger and more alive than that framing suggests.
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George Town's hawker stalls have been feeding locals the same way for decades. The rankings are beside the point.
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European rail tickets can sell out weeks before the departure date - and unlike hotels, they don't have flexible cancellation.
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Georgia's second city gets skipped by most travellers chasing Tbilisi. That's exactly why it's worth going.
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Skipping sit-down meals in favour of covered markets isn't roughing it - it's often how locals eat best.
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Slovenia's capital is compact, walkable, and stubbornly itself - which makes it one of the most satisfying cities in Central Europe.
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Most travellers skip Chiang Mai in rainy season. That's exactly why July is the right time to go.
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The day you search and book a long-haul flight matters more than most travellers realise - and the difference can be significant.
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