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7 Secrets About the South of France
The South of France is famous for a few things that can actually give you the wrong impression about the place. Christine Centera shares some “secrets” that help set the record straight.
Read More7 Unique Winter Activities in Japan
From exploring an entire village sculpted from ice to sliding down a ski-slope cocooned in an inner tube, these 7 activities offer truly unique ways to spend the winter season in Japan.
Read More10 Unspoiled Beaches For Your RTW Trip
How far are you willing to go to find a truly unspoiled beach? Greg Banecker offers ten out-of-the-way beaches that may take a bit more time and effort to reach, but which are totally worth the trip.
Read MoreThe Mexican Coast You Didn’t Expect: Four Reasons to Visit Mazatlan
Think all Mexican beach resort towns are alike? Think again. Mazatlan offers all the perks of a resort town with the historic charm of a post-colonial city, and all at a budget-friendly price. Winter getaway, here we come!
Read MoreCaribbean Without the Cost: 5 Great Beach Spots in Latin America
The Caribbean has all the trappings of an exotic travel destination, but if you want to avoid the crowds and costs, Jo Fitzsimons recommends you approach the Caribbean from another side – Central America.
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Five Strange Ukrainian Traditions You Will Love
From jumping into the freezing ice-holes to ditching Santa Claus on Christmas, Oksana Arkhypchuk explores strange Ukrainian holiday traditions that can still be witnessed in the rural villages
Read MoreCulture Connection: How to Wai Like a Thai
Kathleen Broadhurst demystifies one of the most common and misunderstood gestures in Thailand.
Read MoreFive of the Coolest Rooftops Around the World
There’s no denying that the world is just a better looking place from several stories up-cocktails taste a little better, pools are a bit more refreshing, and food has that something special. Here are our top five favorite places around the world to get a bird’s eye view.
Read MoreRoad Trips You’ll Never Want to Experience
Getting in your car is a simple as putting on your shoes, but how many of us actually think what the potential dangers are? Daniel Butler shares some road trips that are so dangerous or scary, you may never want to experience them.
Read More10 Free Things to Do in London
London can be eye-wateringly expensive, although it is still possible to visit on a budget. To help those without deep pockets Graham Padmore suggests 10 great free things to do in London:
Read MoreSurfing Costa Rica’s Southern Nicoya Peninsula
Costa Rica´s southern Nicoya Peninsula is home to some of the world’s best surf. On a recent trip, Beverly Gallagher discovered that this is one major surf destination where pros and beginners mingle.
Read MoreWhy Travelers Make Great Entrepreneurs: Lessons From the Road
Travel shapes us as entrepreneurs. The girls from {r}evolution apparel share the business lessons they learned as a direct result of their experiences abroad.
Read MoreQuarterlies: An Alternative to New Years’ Resolutions
There’s merit at heart behind New Years’ Resolutions, but few of us initiate the personal growth we wish to see in ourselves. Quarterlies presents an alternative goal-setting strategy geared towards becoming a more well-rounded you.
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The Sublime Rush: 7 Ways to Experience the Power of Nature
There’s nothing like the power of nature to make us acutely aware of our mortality, or produce what’s knows as feelings of “the sublime.” David Joshua Jennings guides us through seven natural phenomena where one can feel the rush of the sublime at its most potent.
Read More6 Destinations for Conquering Your Phobias Through Travel
Got a phobia that’s impeded your travels? Check out six places to visit that can help you conquer your fears once and for all.
Read MoreHow to Deal With the Post-Trip Blues
The first time I returned home after a big trip, I spent my first month back in the states weeping, reconsidering my life here and wondering how I fit into this whole job/commute/9-5 thing. Really, I think anyone who has ever taken a break from what we westerners consider ‘Real Life’ has had a painful reality check when they arrive home.
Read MoreWorld Gone Mad: 8 Travel-Related Psychological Disorders
Has traveling ever made you hallucinate or panic uncontrollably? J.A. McCarroll and David Joshua Jennings explore 8 travel-related psychotic disorders that may affect those traveling outside their comfort zones.
Read More10 Important Life Lessons You Learn From Living Abroad
Pulling up stakes and moving across borders can be exciting, embarrassing and unexpectedly educational. Whitney Cox writes about ten lessons learned from life in a new country.
Read MoreTravel Math: 7 Equations for the Indie Traveler
Since mathematics is all about avoiding the gray areas, we thought we’d put some of our favorite travel truisms into equation form to demonstrate how easy it is to stop having stupid travel arguments and focus instead on what really matters – the traveling.
Read MoreGreen Travel Resolutions – 10 Ways to Travel Responsibly in 2012
Zoë Smith offers 10 suggestions for travelers resolving to travel more responsibly in 2012.
Read MoreHow to Plan an Extended Trip in Southeast Asia
Southeast Asia has long been a major stopping point for backpackers around the world. Exotic destinations, beautiful beaches and mountains, bustling cities, fantastic food, friendly people, a well trodden tourist trail, and super cheap prices all contribute to one of the top regions in the world for traveling. If you are thinking about planning a trip around the classic Southeast Asian loop of Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam, Adam Seper is here to give you all the information you’ll need to know.
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