It happens every year, Black Friday and Cyber Monday when everything goes a bit crazy. Hordes of shoppers queue up outside shops and department stores, road rage is boiling over and people struggling as they navigate the streets with overflowing…
Best Long-term Travel Insurance | True Traveller vs World Nomads
I repetitively tell people ”don’t travel without travel insurance” – whether that be single-trip, multi-trip or annual travel insurance, long-term travel insurance, backpacker travel insurance, digital nomad travel insurance or round the world travel insurance, whatever. I know it can…
Long-term Travel Packing List Dilemmas
If you’re looking for a useful long-term travel packing list, then sorry but I’m afraid this post won’t be much help. I’m awful at packing light, always have been and after 10 years of trying to refine my technique I…
Planning a Multi-generational Family Holiday
A couple of years ago we had a multi-generational family holiday with my family to an all-inclusive resort in Crete. All inclusive isn’t usually mine and Andy’s thing but we thought we’d give it a go on that occasion. There…
Travel Long-term or Not | The Big Decision
Why are you going? How can you afford it? What about your house and job? Just a few of the questions Andy and I fielded when we announced our plan to travel long-term. For us this isn’t designed to be a never-ending holiday, it’s…
Checklist for Travelling Long Term or Moving Overseas
When Andy and I decided it was time to leave The UK to travel, live and work abroad we had no idea how much it would involve. Previously when travelling, it was just a matter of booking flights, having a…
Sh*t Just Got Real – First Post
Hi, we’re Tanya and Andy Korteling and this is the first post from Can Travel Will Travel. Can Travel Will Travel is a travel blog focused on stretches of travelling (with our backpacks), interspersed with longer periods of time living and…
Our Route From The UK to Cambodia
Our route from The UK to Cambodia. We passed through India, Bangladesh, and Myanmar.