How I Travel

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I was born with a condition called CCHS – Central Congenital Hypoventilation Syndrome. This is How I Travel.

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Our favorite answers to the question “Do you like to have an itinerary and some research under your belt when you travel?”

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Everyone should experience the world – but be prepared for the difficult sides of serious travel in advance.

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“People talk about travel taking me out of my comfort zone. That’s never been my goal.”

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If you’re anything like me, the thought of travelling without an adult or parent overseas is absolutely petrifying.

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Any traveler who lives to eat or foodie who loves to travel knows Anthony Bourdain – an opinionated former-chef with a penchant for pork who delivers delicious doses of snark in every episode of Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations. This week, he gave How I Travel a little piece of his mind…and we happily ate it up.

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Plain and simple, Santa Claus is the most widely traveled man alive, bringing joy to children wherever he goes. Though work forces him to spend a lot of time at home, in the North Pole, he has maintained a strong sense of wanderlust for hundreds of years. His travel savvy is second to none—and he admits to using his yearly round-the-world work trips to scout out vacation spots.

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Comedian and obsessive airline miles collector Dan Levy talks about American Airlines, his packing philosophy, and sitting next to Britney Spears’ Mom in this week’s “How I Travel.”

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In this week’s How I Travel series, we examine the travel style of Mark Twain, one of the world’s best travel writers, through his own words.

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Andrew Evans has packed a lot into his short lifetime—he’s a writer, an endless wanderer and even took a bus from Washington D.C. all the way down to Antarctica. Come see how he travels in our ongoing “How I Travel” series.