Hi Everyone. Our site is growing. New members are starting to join each week. As mentioned in a previous post, the primary objective on this site is to offer select friends and fellow travellers an international community platform enabling them to find, connect, befriend, refer, recommend and / or communicate with each other in different countries of the world. YOU can help me grow the site quickly. Heres how! If you know 2 people living anywhere in the world who loves to travel and would enjoy free membership on this site YOU can invite them to join. Simply click on the Members tab > Click the INVITE button> copy the link showing and email it to them. Its as easy as that. Add a personal note explaining your involvement in the site if you like . My initial approach is to give 150 people FREE lifetime access. My goal is to grow the site to 1000 members and represent a minimum of 100 countries enabling our members to travel to any country and enjoy at least 10 membership connections in that country. Initially my founding members here will be invitation only, known friends and travellers of existing members, or individuals that have been recomended by existing members. I'm building a large global family who loves to travel and explore. Here you will build strong connections and enjoy enhanced travel experiences with those people and their communities when traveling to their countries. In 2026 I will be posting travel articles once per week, holding weekly coffee catchups, and doing new member introduction videos along with memorable journey videos with our members. I look forward to your involvement and engagement on the Passport Connection. HAPPY NEW YEAR 🎉💥🍾

From the southern beaches of Goa and Varkala, to the far off beaches of the Adaman Islands, to the backwaters of Kerala, the palaces and forts of Mysore and Jaiselmere, the deserts of Rajastan, the temples of Hampi Hardiwar Kushinagar and BodhGaya, the hill stations of Shimla, Mandi and McLoed Ganj, the caves of Ellora and Ajanta, to the hustle and mayhem of Delhi, Agra and Amritsar, to laid back Udiapur on the lake and the pink and blue cities of Jaipur and Jodhpur and finally from the marketplaces of the cities and towns across this diverse and colourful nation. No wonder I keep going back. Click Heres why.

Anja and Sarah have been travelling in Australia for the last 6 months. In this brief introduction they overview thier trip, some highlights and thier plans on the road for the next 2 months in New Zealand, Thailand and Sri Lanka. Enjoy 😊

Andy and Mark travelling from Cape Reinga, the spiritual home of the Māori and the meeting of the oceans at the tip of the north island to Milford Sound below Queenstown in the south Island. The name Aotearoa is used alongside New Zealand today and is a key part of the country's indigenous heritage. Delivering a campervan for IMoves from Auckland to Queenstown we negotiated extra time on the road to deliver and opted to pay for the ferry from Wellington to Picton as a part of the deal. In 12 days we covered 3900 klm predominantly staying in TOP 10 van parks and a variety of free camping sites on beaches in both islands. What a spectacular, green and clean country New Zealand is. No better destination for a road trip, offering adventure activities alongside cultural and natural attractions. The North Island is the spiritual and historical home of Māori heritage offering a diverse range of experiences, from volcanic geothermal areas like Rotorua with its geysers and bubbling mud pools to beautiful beaches, rolling green hills and extensive coastline. And then there's Matamata, where you can almost literally live within J.R.R. Tolkien's fantasy epic brought to life by director Peter Jackson. This is Hobbiton, the sprawling film set used for the filming of the Lord of the Rings and the Hobbit trilogies. The central North Island is dominated by the Volcanic Plateau, the island sits on the boundary of tectonic plates, which is the cause of its significant geothermal and volcanic activity. The North Island contains New Zealand's two largest cities: Auckland, the country's most populous city, and Wellington, the capital. The South Island of New Zealand, is larger and more mountainous than the North Island, with a dramatic landscape dominated by the Southern Alps. Key features include snow-capped peaks, fjords and glaciers. The scenic 4 hour drive from Christchurch to Greymouth on the west coast is spectacular and should not be missed. The west coast is known for its ruggedness, fiords like Milford Sound, lush rainforests, and the fiords of Fiordland National Park is a must-do. The island has an oceanic climate with no active volcanoes, but it does have many hot pools, Hanmer Springs being one. The island is home to wine regions, particularly in the Marlborough and Central Otago areas and lush pastures full of beef, lamb and deer.

Went (Adrian & Rae) for a beautiful walk in the Dandenongs (near Melbourne). Lyrebird track and the 1,000 steps track.