Comments on: Best Round-The-World Travel Blogs

By: Johnny Ward

Johnny Ward — Tue, 09 Nov 2010 12:00:35 +0000

great list and most are going on from strength to strength,

hope mine can feature soon!

4 years on the road, studying, backpacking, traveling and volunteering through more than 50 countries since graduating from uni in 2006. U dont have to be rich to live rich!

By: ForksandJets

ForksandJets — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 16:46:11 +0000

Wow — it’s wonderful to be included in this all-star roundup. We’re the ones coming here for advice! We’re flattered to be among so many other blogs we love reading — not to mention learning about ottsworld.com and livingspree.
Like Lea, we’ve been traveling away from wifi for a bit, and this was a treat. It’s so encouraging to know we’re helping the community with our tips and experiences. Thanks Bootsnall!

By: Nora Dunn

Nora Dunn — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 22:26:12 +0000

Brilliant List: bookmarked!

I’d also like to throw in my hat at
http://www.theprofessionalhobo.com

I am a Canadian full-time traveler with no fixed address, who along with my boyfriend, has been traveling since 2007 in a financially sustainable manner.

I’ve also written about full-time RTW travel for Vagabondish, Transitions Abroad, Wise Bread, Adventura, Wcities, I Will Teach You To Be Rich, The Toronto Star, Compathos, and many other publications (both online and print).

By: Basho Matsuo

Basho Matsuo — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 17:10:31 +0000

A great list. I would add our own effort at http://www.outsidecontext.com/travel-articles/

1 year, 12 countries, 18 flights, 500 pints of beer, 4 cases of food poisoning, 1 bungy jump, 1 knife pull, 500gb of storage, 60gb of video, 57 thousand photo’s, 1 very close shark encounter, 1 rainbow at night, 9 tigers, 5 pandas, 1 camel ride, 1 large earthquake, 20 thousand steps up mount Wudan and 1 encounter with the world’s largest spider (Laos Cave Huntsman).

We have had some of our articles featured here on Bootsnall, written guest blogs for Rohantime.com and had some positive comments from visiting LP Authors.

Includes 13 travel films too

Basho

By: Leaott

Leaott — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 00:50:07 +0000

Wow – I’m so thrilled to have made this list along with these great other ATW travel blogs! I’ve been traveling in Nepal with no internet access and this was super surprise for me to learn about when I finally turned on my laptop again! Thanks Bootsnall – my blog actually started as part of your free travel blog – a great resource for travelers!

By: theworldeffect

theworldeffect — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 19:17:30 +0000

Thank you so much! We are flattered to be included on your list with such great company. We’ll have many more photos and posts to come. Thanks again for your kind words.
Beau and Meggan

By: Pombix

Pombix — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 20:57:35 +0000

Well well well, I am so fortunate to have come across this link as am planning to do IT. Sold my house few months ago, still trying to finalise bits and pieces… but realised most importantly that I need more info, THIS HAS BEEN THE BEST… its all here and more. THANK YOU ALL SOOOOO Much. AM now going to peruse each blog thoroughly, Thank you once again, Happy travelling to you all. Might meet up on the road somewhere. King regards, Astrid

By: Michaela Potter

Michaela Potter — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 15:20:23 +0000

I love that so many on the list are Americans. It’s not as common to find people from the States on Round-the-World adventures, so hopefully this will encourage and inspire more to pick up a backpack and explore the world!

And a big congrats to my business partner, Sherry Ott of Ottsworld for making the list. Also great to see some of our contributors, including GoBackpacking and NoDebtWorld Travel on the list as well. All have great advice gained from amazing personal experiences to share.

By: GoBackpacking

GoBackpacking — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 20:48:52 +0000

Wow, I’m honored to be included on this list. Thanks for the kind words and feedback for GoBackpacking.

When I started the RTW trip, the first feedback I received (and probably most valuable) was from my parents. They loved the photos I posted and wanted more.

It’s sound advice that I’ve stuck with for the last 2 years, and something I appreciate in other people’s travel blogs as well.

By: WT

WT — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 18:09:02 +0000

Great list, so sorry you missed us!

http://www.soultravelers3.com We are a family that is now into our 4th year of an open ended world tour..longer than most doing world travel & much longer than any other families blogging about it!

Unlike most on your list, we are honored to be on Bootsnall blog roll & are regular contributors!

We have traveled to 32 countries, 4 continents, over 160,000 miles (most overland) so far & used every mode of transportation from cargo ships to camels!

We are thrilled that we will be a featured case study in the new edition of The 4 Hour Work Week, won 2 Lonely Planet Travel Blog Awards in 2009 & National Geographic called us “One of the best family travel blogs in cyberspace”.

We hope we can encourage others to find there own way to do family extended travel!

We have taken over 75k photos & over 3 million people have watched our many viral travel videos on our soultravelers3 youtube channel.

We live large & travel on just 25K a year total for a family of 3, so starting a trend that allows ordinary families to know that this is easier, cheaper & more rewarding than most know!