‘A Girls Passport’ is an image guiding travel blog, where you’ll find list of things to do see and eat with images, and obviously a fitting title. This because we are visual beings, looking through a list of images gives more direction than scrolling past the descriptive texts in search of the visuals. Descriptions and guides are still important that’s why they’ll be found once you choose a country, city or activity.

As soon as you open the blog, you’ll obviously land on the home page. Here you’ll find a reader's intro to the blog and this guide. When you scroll down, you’ll find a map of the world with country names, and right to that, a list of all the continents I’ve written about. When you click on the title, the blog will redirect you to the full page with all the countries I’ve written about listed. You can click on anything you're interested in on the map or the list. This will redirect you to the continents page; more about these pages later. Scrolling down agaaiin you can read my so-called ‘diary’ posts in which I talk about my own itineraries and experiences, and under that the most recently added countries, cities and activities.

Once you’ve chosen a continent you want to know more about, the page will start with an introduction to the region. Here you’ll find links that’ll redirect you to these extra pages. Scrolling down, you’ll find a map of the continent, with next to it a list of all the destinations I’ve written about. You’ll also find a section on when best to visit and what to expect when travelling to that region. The next section holds guides from the continent, and under that, you can read my so-called ‘diary’ posts in which I talk about my own itineraries and experiences. And under that the ‘collection’, there you’ll find cities and activities from allover the continent. My favorites are kind of at the top, but other than that, they are in no particular order.

When you choose a country to explore, the page will start with an introduction to the country. Here you’ll find links that’ll redirect you to extra pages, like currency, weird laws, and other culture-related information. Scrolling down, you’ll find a map of the country, with next to it a list of all the destinations I’ve written about. You’ll also find a section on when to visit and what to expect when traveling to that country. The next section holds guides from that country, and under that, you can read my so-called ‘diary’ posts in which I talk about my own itineraries and experiences. And under that the ‘collection’, there you’ll find cities and activities from allover the country. My favorites are kind of at the top, but other than that, they are in no particular order.

I’m not gonna repeat the whole thing, as you’ve read it’s quite literally the same setup, but the cities have their ‘diary’ at the beginning of the page next to the introduction.