After your Round the World Trip
Coming home after an extended trip around the world can be as much as a culture shock as your first night in the Patpong District of Bangkok. Going back to work, paying Western prices, talking to people who's lives haven't changed one bit since you've been away and all you want to do is re-live all those months of freedom. This section gives you an outlet to share your experiences, as well as start planning that next trip away.
Returning Home Advice
Readjusting to the 'real world' can be a rough transition. There's plenty of things to face: your family, your friends, your job (or lack there of), debt and the strong desire to be back on the road. BootsnAll has some great resources to get you through that reverse culture-shock and looking forward to your next adventure.
Just Get Back?
Share Your Experiences
Your friends and family may not want to hear about your experiences besides the old standby, "It was great!" but we sure as hell do. Here are some easy ways to share your wealth of travel knowledge and spread the love of travel to others.
Write Travel Articles
RTW Traveler Interview
Talk to Other Travellers
Single Flight Airfare
Not sure about where you're heading after the first stop? Enjoy flexibility and travel where you want, when you want. Check out our awesome deals on tickets to get you to your next destination - without the killer costs.
Plan Your Next Short Trip
If your next RTW tour seems so far off that you're considering it only after you've sent the kids to college (and you don't even have any!), remain sane by taking shorter excursions. Here are a few links to keep you dreaming.
Plan Your Next RTW Trip
After the dust has settled and the returning-home excitement has worn off, most RTWers are eager to start planning their next global tour. It's never too early to start picturing your next trip!
Round the World Newsletter
Stay inspired for that next RTW adventure with BootsnAll's Round the World Ticket Watch Newsletter, covering deals on multi-continental and RTW airfares, while offering resources and advice from around the Internet and the BootsnAll community on RTW travel.
