​Singapore is one of the world’s most popular Cities receiving over 19 million visitors in 2019, but what is it about Singapore that attracts so many people?

Singapore's diamond-shaped island has a lot to offer every tourist. For shopaholics, there are high end stores in Orchard Road and Marina Bay, however bargains and electronics can be found in Little India and Bugis Street. 

One of Singapore’s most famous attractions is the iconic skyline at Marina Bay Sands, and a must-visit for any tourist. You will be surprised at how many different things there are to see and do in this popular area, and there is much more than just the Merlion statue.

Feet Do Travel show you reasons why people flock to the Lion City, with 7 different things to do in Singapore.

Among the most valuable assets of the Philippines is its priceless natural biodiversity. The Philippines, like neighbouring Indonesia, is located in the heart of the coral triangle, and punches well above its weight in terms of biodiversity. Its island nature means large numbers of species have been allowed to evolve in this area in ways they haven’t elsewhere. 
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There are more than fifty thousand species native to these islands, of which more than half cannot be found anywhere else on the planet.

Of course, as the country’s economy develops, human activity inevitably encroaches onto the natural world. This is an unwelcome trend that could easily spell doom for countless species, especially if corrective action is not taken in advance. Once lost, biodiversity can take a long time to recover – and certain species may never recover. 
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Feet Do Travel discuss the biodiversity of the Philippines and the fight to protect it.

Are you looking for a new hobby? Do you want the freedom to go wherever you like? Concerned about the new normal but want to travel more?

Sailing could be the hobby you have been waiting for! Learning to sail will open doors in ways you never dreamt, and give you the chance to see sights from a new perspective.
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Feet Do Travel share 6 reasons why you should try sailing.

​Asia is a huge and diverse continent with much to offer any discerning traveller. It's the world’s most populated region containing some of the most fantastic natural scenery imaginable. From deserts to mega-sized metropolises, remote islands to dense jungles, there's no shortage of varied regions to explore. 

So which Country should you visit first to start your Asian adventure?

Choosing a destination in Asia can often seem daunting with so many amazing Countries to choose from. To help you decide, we have put together a list representing the best places to add to your shortlist.

Feet Do Travel share 5 best places to visit in Asia.

Thailand is arguably one of the most beautiful countries in the world. With stunning landscapes, beautiful beaches, and delicious street food at amazingly cheap prices, it’s no surprise that Thailand is on many people’s bucket list. 

If you are hoping to visit Thailand, seeing the country like a local is a great way to make the most of your experience, and really soak up the culture. 
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Feet Do Travel share 5 ways to enjoy Thailand like a local.

When it is finally time to tie the knot, top of your list will be a beautiful venue, and of course the perfect wedding dress! An excellent wedding venue will create memories to last a lifetime. 

If you are looking for a beach wedding destination, Thailand has the most beautiful places to make all your wedding dreams come true. 

With beautiful beaches, great food, natural scenery, and excellent hospitality, Thailand is the best place to say ‘I do.’  If you want a place exclusively for you,  https://www.inspiringvillas.com/ have a range of luxury beachside wedding villas to pamper to your every need.

Feet Do Travel share 6 great Thailand wedding destinations for you to consider when marrying your perfect partner.

Are you planning a trip but are unsure which hotel to book? The hotel you choose is one of the most critical decisions to make with little room for compromise, especially now we are living a "new normal" after Coronavirus lockdown. For your health, you want to ensure your hotel is Covid-compliant.

Being proactive in your choice, carrying out research, and doing a comparative analysis will ensure you pick the right room for you. You may want a standard room with no TV, or a suite with fridge and seating options. Perhaps internet connectivity, complimentary breakfast or airport pick up is important.

When choosing your hotel, there are many things to take into consideration such as your travel budget, location, style, or personal needs. A hotel which initially offers a lower price may end up costing you more than a higher rated hotel which offers complimentary amenities.

To help you minimise your inconvenience, Feet Do Travel have provided practical advice with ten tips to help you booking the right hotel.

Koh Samui is the most famous island in Thailand. The original Thai island, Koh Samui rose to fame as a cheap place for backpackers and hedonistic party people, but it’s developed into a sophisticated island suitable for everyone. Honeymooners to backpackers, solo travellers to families, it’s easy to see why Koh Samui is a must-visit destination in Thailand and ticks a lot of boxes.

White palm-fringed beaches, luxury resorts, Big Buddha statue, waterfalls, culture, bustling nightlife, island hopping, great shopping, Muay Thai Boxing, yoga and spa, Michelin-starred restaurants, tasty Thai cuisine, Koh Samui has it all. 

Whether you are staying for a few nights or a few weeks, Feet Do Travel share 7 reasons why you should visit Koh Samui, Thailand.

What is the future of travel after the Covid-19 Pandemic? How will the future of travel look post-lockdown? What will be the “new normal”? How will quarantine affect the tourist industry?

Will travel ever be the same?

The truth is, no one knows. There are many speculations, but as travel and tourism ground to a halt due to worldwide quarantine and lockdowns, everyone is wondering what to expect when the world begins a “new normal”. As restrictions are eased, die-hard travellers regain hope they can start thinking about when they can travel again. 

Travel as we knew it will have to change, at least in the immediate months/years after the novel Coronavirus until a vaccine is found. Life in general will be different, it has to be to ensure our health, and to hopefully stop a second wave/spike of Covid-19. As long as we continue to wear face masks in public, carry out regular hand washing/using alcohol sanitisers and physical/social distancing, the majority of us will be fine – however when we travel, we need to apply these same measures and more to ensure our continued safety.

Staycations, caravans, motorhomes, road trips, train travel, virtual travel - domestic travel will undoubtedly be on the rise post-quarantine, and this is the best way to give your economy a much needed boost after lockdown. International travel will still exist, but what precautions do you need to take? Will we see a rise in sustainable travel now that the reset button has been pressed?
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Feet Do Travel discuss the future of travel after the Covid-19 pandemic: The New Normal.

The Plain of Jars is one of Laos’ great mysteries. These large stone structures, which are scattered over a vast area in Phonsavan, part of the Xieng Khouang plain in the Lao Highlands, are shrouded in myths and local legend. No one truly knows their origin, but there are many theories as to why they were built and what they were used for.

Dating back to the Iron Age (500 BC to AD 500), they appear in clusters of between a few and several hundred, vary in height between 1-3 metres (3-10 feet), and weigh over a tonne each. 

Sometimes referred to as Southeast Asia’s equivalent to Stonehenge, the plain of jars is one of the most important prehistoric sites, and are an archaeological discovery you shouldn’t miss.
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Let Feet Do Travel take you to Laos, and a tour of the Plain of jars.