GURU: noun [C] /guːruː/ an expert in a particular subject who gives advice

"The people are one of the things I love the most about Ghana. Some of the most hospitable, kind, and funny people."

"When travelling to the eastern region of Ghana such as Tamale or Bolgatanga, a Yellow Yellow is the best way to get around. It is also a fun way to see the area and connect with the drivers."

"All the yellow buildings in the city centre."

"The yellow colour makes this place even more hot, so bring plenty of water and watch out for the heat!"

"Stay in Mérida or Valladolid and have a day trip there!"

"Take enough time to explore the northern part of the island and definitely don't miss out on a party on Siargao!"

"The Gold Coast has it all! Perfect weather year-round, lush rainforests, beautiful beaches... plus it's super close to the big city, Brisbane!"

"Although there is some public transportation available, you will get the most out of your trip if you rent a car - especially if you want to see the rainforest and/or go camping!"

"The old towns scattered on hilltops and around the beautiful countryside. Spend your days exploring these incredible Tuscany towns."

"Spend a moment relaxing and people-watching with a coffee in a historic square."

"The fact that except for Siem Reap, the rest of Cambodia is not touristy at all and so it’s very authentic and well-preserved. It’s easy to meet and connect with locals."

"The sea, colours, stillness, animals, nature "

"Just walk, walk and walk!"

"Havana is so colourful and full of life! Just music and people dancing all around "

"From the big frozen lakes to the famous mount Njulla view, crossing the famous « Kungsleden » (King’s highway) this long trek was amazing and so peaceful."

"Apart from the obvious LOTR spots and activities, the views are quite simply stunning. If you get lucky like we did, you can see Acetenango and an erupting Fuego."

"It can get quite busy so it is best to go in the morning. If it's not already included in your tour, you can book directly through Hobbitenango's office in Antigua, as we did, or make your own way there by Uber/taxi."

"One of the most remote and unique inhabited locations on the planet, Rapa Nui, as it is called locally, known as the “Navel of the World” has history and mystery combined in perfect unison. "

"It’s not just all about archaeology… the island, although not known as a beach destination, has a couple of beauties. Where else can you swim with an “ahu” and 7 Moai as a backdrop?"

"Around 40% of the island is a national park. You can drive from one end to another in less than an hour, but there’s no better way to immerse yourself in all it has to offer than on foot. "

"•Call it Rapa Nui and make friends faster! •DO NOT touch the Moai - it’s illegal for visitors to do so and hefty fines apply •Walk the myriad of trails that crisscross the island to know it better"