Hi everyone! I’m Juanita Abrahams, a travel and lifestyle content creator passionate about sharing authentic travel experiences with my audience. I’ve been fortunate enough to explore some incredible destinations (primarily locally) and, along the way, I’ve learned how important it is to stay organised and inspired through the right tools.
🤳 What travel apps you've been using this year?
With social media saturated with "hidden gems" and overhyped tourist attractions, I'm curious to hear from other travellers which apps they find most helpful in:
• Planning trips
• Discovering new places
• Documenting their journeys
Here's my pick:
I've been using My Trecco (mytrecco.com/) on and off for about a year now, and apart from finding great places to visit - accommodation, travel etc it's also great for well-travelled individuals or explorers to upload their authentic recommendations and UGC. A lot easier to interact with every day people's experiences vs hotels / guesthouses ...
+ 252 others joined this month
Comments
Coffee and travel go hand in hand. With an upcoming Winter's escape to Tasmania I'm looking for the best cafes and coffee on the East Coast of Tasmania to go and try out.
I've seen so many of y'all in Tasmania over the past year I'm sure a few new cafes have caught your attention!
If you're in Tasmania in July let me know in the comments below and maybe we can organise a Travel Massive catch up!
Well one of the best coffees you can have in Tasmania is of course at my place! But I only serve neighbours, and Travel Massive members :)
If you're in Hobart, I'd recommend Providence Cafe on Newdegate St in North Hobart: www.instagram.com/providence_cafe_bar/
I had a good macchiato at Cibo Cafe in Battery Point, Hobart today.