Staying connected across Asia is expensive. Roaming charges from Canadian carriers will drain your budget before you even land. We used Trip.com eSIM for 175 days across Asia on two phones, and it was the cheapest, most reliable option we found. Here’s the honest breakdown. Quick verdict Overall rating ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.8 / 5 Countries used…
Canadians can skip the long immigration line at Incheon Airport using Korea’s SES Smart Entry Service. Here’s exactly how to register, where the enrollment desk is, and what to expect.
This Korea travel guide for Canadians starts where our 202-day Asia trip is finishing up: Malaysia. We are packing our bags in KL and heading to Seoul, and we could not be more ready. Staying connected in Korea is easy with an eSIM. Here is our Trip.com eSIM review covering both Korea plans. Korea is…
Jenny’s real Seoul guide: the neighborhoods that are actually worth your time, the food Ian said things about he doesn’t usually say, and the Korean brands you want. From someone who goes back at least once a year.
We bid $1,000 CAD each to upgrade to WestJet Premium Economy on an 11-hour flight from Calgary to Seoul. Here’s our honest review: the seat, the food, the amenity kit, and whether the upgrade is worth it.
We dove into the wild world of Korean Basketball League (KBL) games, where music never stops and cheerleaders are the real stars. But is it worth your time and money? Find out in our no-BS review of this unique sports experience.
Discover the perfect Busan day itinerary that combines Korea’s most beautiful ocean temple, a hidden coastal path, and the freshest seafood feast. From hand-dripped coffee with stunning views to a romantic coastal train ride, this complete guide reveals local secrets and must-visit spots most tourists miss.
Planning your day in Seoul? This itinerary packs in hidden gems, must-try food spots, and stunning light shows, making it the ultimate guide for anyone looking to experience the best of Seoul in just one day. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a seasoned traveler, this guide will show you the perfect way to spend your time exploring Seoul’s vibrant culture, delicious food, and breathtaking sights.
We ate at Haeundae Traditional Market twice and kept coming back. Here are the 5 stalls worth your time in Busan, including the kalguksu we ordered four times and the hotteok we had to force ourselves to stop eating.
72 hours in Seoul with Jenny’s parents, built entirely around food. Seolleongtang in Gangnam, Hanwoo BBQ, doenjang jjigae, Korean sashimi, gamjatang in Seongsu, and Cafe Onion. The exact restaurants, dishes and what to order.
