One of the biggest and most anticipated rugby sevens tournament is the Hong Kong Sevens which is usually preceded with the Las Vegas sevens held in the United States. It is one of the several seven tournaments organised and managed by the International Rugby Board. Currently, 22 countries take part in the tournament, making Hong Kong one of the premier tourist destinations in March. It is a tremendously exciting tournament for rugby players, fans and party revellers. Players enjoy the thrill of the boisterous game as they fight to be crowned champions while fans are particularly excited by witnessing every minute of the gruelling games. Party lovers on the other hand, come for the mesmerizing party atmosphere especially during the after-party when the games are over. Read the full story

Travel Taiwan: Cate and Will of The Life Nomadic

Remember our fab Peru interview from Cate and Will of The Life Nomadic last year? Or their expat life in UAE? Well here they are again, this time talking fireworks, kitsch and smelly tofu. We love them.

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Today we’d like to welcome back Kim of So Many Places.  Last year she interviewed for us about her travels through Ecuador and we’re very glad to have her back –  this time talking about India. India is a country very close to my heart, you can read about my three months in this magnificent country here.  But first, let’s see what Kim has to say about this colourful and often crazy country… Kiri

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What better way to start off the week then a real hot-potato of an interview for you! The lovely Becki – of the super travel blog Backpacker Becki, is gracing our humble site once more.  Last time she gave us a fab Preparing for Around the World Travel interview and this time she’s  talking about the enigma that is North Korea.  I’ve (Kiri) been very excited about this interview, as it’s a country that is still largely uncovered by the travel world.  After reading Becki’s words, I want to go even more. The saying ‘never judge a book by it’s cover’ seems rather apt for North Korea… Over to you Becki…

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Greetings all!  We’re kicking off 2013 with an epic interview covering the travellers hot spot of China.  This giant country is regularly sought after by we travelling folk and Shara Johnson of SKJ Travel has much to share with us. We’re happy to have her back after her equally fascinating interview on Uganda last year. 

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Japan is right up there on the TraveLinkSites editors must see lists. Craig and John of Flashpack at Forty have an in depth interview for you today.  It’s a country bursting with culture, divine food and we want to go now!  Some fabulous photography from these lovely guys too…

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This weeks got off to a flier with some great destination tips on one of the world’s most notorious destinations, Myanmar. What better way to continue than turn to the heart of The Middle East itself. Yep, we’re going to Iran!

Today Angela, globetrotter behind the fantastic Chasing the Unexpected, is going to share her own very unique insight into this lesser-known travel destination while throwing in some top class photography from her wider travels. We’re really looking forward to this one, we hope you are too! Read the full story

Today we’re super excited to turn to a region of which we’ve never featured before here on TraveLinkSites, the Middle East! We’re sitting down with Dubai based travel writer and blogger Cate Brubaker to get the low-down on what life’s like here and what kind of travel adventures you can have. Over to Cate! Read the full story

Wahey! Finally we’ve roped in one of the fastest movers in the travel blogging world and have sat ourselves down with none other than Samuel Jeffries of Nomadic Samuel.

Sam started out in this world a year or so ago and has risen rapidly as a result. Living and working from his base in South Korea, Sam spends a lot of time exploring his adopted county when not planning world domination. He’s ace so we’re happy to have him! Read the full story

Look who we’ve got, Mr Neil Barnes of Backpacks and Bunkbeds!  This fine gent had a rewarding experience volunteering  in Sri Lanka and today we find out more about why this country should be on our bucket lists.

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