The secret is out: in the past few years, indie travelers have started to discover the magical country of Guatemala. There is so much happening in Guatemala, from active volcanoes to beautiful Central American art, that even the shortest trip will lead to new discoveries, and will have you planning a return before you have even left.
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Many families debate whether or not traveling with their kids is a worthwhile or healthy thing to do. Hannah Miller, a teen who’s traveled all over the world, shares a few of the reasons family travel is not only a good thing, but a highly beneficial way of life for both parents and children!
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We all love to experience new and interesting food when we travel, but Kristen Kuchar discovers how a favorite comfort food is eaten around the world.
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How many ‘things’ do you really need? Meet Jody Hanson, a freelance writer and and editor who can pack all her worldly possessions into one suitcase, a carry-on and a diaper bag.
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You read travel blogs in anticipation of your next big trip. You’ve thought of starting one of your own, but don’t know where to begin. Adam Seper fills you in on the pros and cons of blogging, plus gives some helpful hints on whether or not you can turn this whole venture into a business.
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Naturally, a trip to Panamá wouldn’t be complete without a visit to the Canal, but Vickie Lillo recommends eight other exhilarating “must-do’s” in this nation of lush rainforests, incredible wildlife and sandy beaches.
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Penang, one of the most visited Malaysian islands, may quickly cease to seduce its visitors after a stroll around the streets of UNESCO listed Georgetown. On the contrary, Marco Ferrarese, a long time Penang resident, has worthy recommendations to help you extend and enjoy your stay in this vibrant island…
Read MoreEvery tourist visits the instantly recognizable St. Basil’s Cathedral and Red Square, but ex-pat Jonathon Engels recommends visiting Moscow’s great wealth of public parks to enjoy the city more like the locals do.
Read MoreIn a city where prices elevate to astronomical, Jonathon Engels tells how, for less than a dollar, Moscow’s Metro can offer some of the most notable sights the city has and provide a culture exchange of the truest nature.
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Visitors to Jordan come chiefly for Petra, the vaunted ancient city that had become a forgotten outpost until re-discovered in the 19th Century. Many have heard of Wadi Rum, the expansive mountain desert in the south of Jordan, but few have stayed there overnight to explore its wonders and experience the Bedouin culture. S. Michael Scadron illustrates how Wadi Rum beckons us, not only because of its natural beauty, but also for the richness of its history and cultural heritage.
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As transient visitors, and consequently checking in and out of hostels constantly, any backpacker can tell you the chances to observe people are endless. Writer Jenna Longoria takes advantage of her surroundings while backpacking Latin America, and shares her findings with us in this article.
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Having children doesn’t necessarily mean an end to travel. Astrid Vinje provides tips for making road trips with children much easier.
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Three things I learned from suspending my trip across Africa and becoming a bartender.
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No one likes to miss paying a bill, and when you’re on the road, staying on top of your finances can be difficult. By taking these 8 steps to automate your life, you are setting yourself to make travel much easier.
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What are the latest hot-spots to check out when it comes to ecotourism in 2013? Here are seven places worth putting on your list.
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People often say that they want to travel while they’re young because once they have kids, it’ll be too late. Adam Seper talks to several families who are doing long-term travel with kids to find out just how false that misconception is and how rewarding it is to explore the world as a family.
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So many different things go into planning a RTW trip. You have to worry about things like travel insurance, immunizations, and whether or not to purchase a RTW plane ticket. But one of the biggest questions we get revolves around packing. For those who have never taken more than a week or two trip before, it can be overwhelming thinking about what to bring on a trip around the world. Adam Seper is here to give you all his tips and advice for packing efficiently for a RTW trip.
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Instead of just telling you that RTW travel can be for anyone, it’s now time to show you. We gathered 11 RTW travelers and asked them the ins and outs of their budget. We have exact numbers for you that show where people went, how they traveled, how long they were gone, and most importantly, how much they spent.
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Whether you have a few hours or a few weeks, our range of food trips will serve you up a delicious taste of the world. Explore a country’s cuisine, culture and sites on a Real Food Adventure, enjoy a host of regional real food experiences on a Bite-size Break or embark on an Urban Food Safari to search out a city’s best food and drink.
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Saving up funds for a big trip can be challenging, yet people who are serious about traveling are always pulling it off. Katie Hammel has collected 28 expert ideas, and even doing just a few of these will go a long way.
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Now that you’ve made the decision to go on a RTW trip, what’s next? The planning seems overwhelming at times, so that’s why Adam Seper is here to give you tips on how to choose your destinations and route.
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