Thank you for visiting Misa’s Travel Blog – a personal page about travelling in Europe, written by a Vietnamese expat living near Oslo, Norway.
I created this page on the 22nd of May, 2016, as an online travel journal. Since early 2019, Misa’s Travel Blog was rebranded and became Misa’s Europe Travel Blog, focusing on travelling in Europe hassle-free. The blog’s target audience is the Vietnamese people. (So if you happen to master the language, feel free to switch to the other version.)
As of June 2019, this blog has about 70.000 page views monthly and has become one of the most trusted Europe travel resources written in Vietnamese used by the community worldwide.
We’re talking about Norway, one of the most expensive countries to live in and travel to. But you know, here in Norway, people have the right to go everywhere they want, thank to “allemannsretten”. So why not have a walk in nature in the winter wonderland?
I spent three days in Amsterdam, tried five our of 15 Dutch foods in my previous bucket list. So for me it was pretty much a successful trip to the low country!
I love bucket list. Everybody loves bucket list. And here it is: A food bucket list of 15 Dutch foods to try in Amsterdam. I’m heading to BeNeLux for 1 week next month, thus would like to share my first food bucket list here – with my comments and related posts added later.
Plan your perfect two days in Amsterdam, plus recommendations for doable day-trips.
Buying Belgian chocolate in Belgium can be quite tricky, as there are so many shops to see and different flavours to taste!
You no longer have to choose between Bruges and Ghent since you can travel to both places in just one day!
Do you like travelling, taking photos, and writing and sharing your stories? Do you want to make travel blogging your perfect side hustle? Then welcome to “Travel Blogging” – a place where I share my own experience, lessons, advice and everything about how to make your blog profitable.
What makes a great blog post, or even better, a successful travel blog?
***Spoil alert***: Three years travel blogging and some untold stories will be revealed in this blog post!
Other travel bloggers may say sponsored trips, affiliate marketing, placing ads, and so on. Forget about it! Here are ways that anybody can make money as a travel blogger.
So, I finally took the initiative to start fundraising for my new writing project in 2019, the “The twelve months of Europe” project, featuring my 5-day-trip each month (starting in Jan. 2019, hopefully) to a European city/country to write travel journals and experience their typical food, by for example taking food tours, cooking classes, or just simply visiting farmers’ markets to embrace the local industry.
Whether you’ve been blogging for a while or just started your blog yesterday, here are the most popular blogging mistakes to skip.
So you have a travel blog, and think you can make money travel blogging, both full-time (like I used to be) and part-time (like I’m now)? The bad news is that making money is never easy, in any sense. The good news is I’ve learn some easy ways to actually make money travel blogging!
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