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Armed with Words: One Woman’s Deployment to Afghanistan

Jenn Miller travels for a living and meets a lot of interesting characters. Sit down on the bamboo floor and listen as she chats with Anne, a young girl who learned an obscure language so that she could change the world… but discovered that the world would change her.

Jennifer Sutherland-Miller

10 of the World’s Most Dangerous Animals

An exotic safari definitely beats sitting in the office, but what about those dangerous wild animals? From man-eating lions to creepy scorpions, Ian Dickinson takes a look at some of the world’s most dangerous creatures and where you’re likely to find them.

Ian Dickinson

Surfing Senegal

Finding a little known surf spot in the dawn of international popularity is, in our globalized world, a rare gem. Take a journey to Dakar, Senegal with travel writer Chantal Peterson as she navigates the waters of board rentals, location selection and the unique surprises of a burgeoning Senegalese surf culture.

Chantal Peterson

Planning a Realistic Travel Budget

Do you need to have a realistic travel budget, or can you just wing it? According to Pamela, creating a realistic travel budget is the key to making your round-the-world trip a success.

Pamela MacNaughtan

Travel Hacking: Can You Really Travel the World for Free?

What’s the biggest obstacle between you and your travel dreams? Money? Almost everyone says that! Drew and Caroline Macomber are living proof that anyone, on any budget, can travel full time, and often for free. Not only are they doing it, they’re sharing their secrets with all of us! Ready to get inspired?

Jennifer Sutherland-Miller

Traveling With Kids: 5 Tips for Staying Safe

Traveling with kids is different than traveling alone, or as a couple. Jenn Miller has spent two decades adventuring with children, on all continents. She shares five tips for making it safer, no matter whether you’re headed across the state to Grandma’s, or around the world to the edge of the world.

Jennifer Sutherland-Miller

Five Reasons Not to Join the Peace Corps

Jill Nawrocki spent two years in Namibia as a Peace Corps Volunteer. She thinks there are a lot of reasons to sign up for this life-changing experience. Here are her top five reasons not to.

Jill Nawrocki

12 Dangerous Delicacies From Around the World

Fruits laced with cyanide, octopus tentacles that perform internal strangulation, coma-inducing seafood and a maggot-infested cheese – here are 12 gruesome and grisly treats that you’ll have to risk your life to try.

Zoë Smith

How Much Money Is Enough?

Many people who would love to travel long term don’t get past the budget stage of planning, assuming there’s no way they could afford it. Adam Seper is here to show you that you can afford it, and he breaks down costs of RTW travel along with giving tips to make it cheaper.

Adam Seper

Four Fantastic River Trips

Traveling by boat down a river is a timeless experience. Jenn Miller shares her love for river travel and suggests four of her favorites, along with the best ways to see them.

Jennifer Sutherland-Miller

Most Shark-Infested Beaches in the World

Updated for 2026 - A comprehensive guide to shark-infested beaches worldwide, where to find them, and modern safety approaches for coastal travel.

Julie Blakley

Budget Travel by Bike: How You Can Do It for $14 Per Day

Are you interested in getting off the beaten path, reducing your carbon footprint, and traveling the world for as little as $14 per day? Jennifer Miller gives you five great reasons to trade that heavy backpack for the freedom of two wheels.

Jennifer Sutherland-Miller

7 Great American Road Trips for a Long Weekend

When many people consider a “road trip” vacation they automatically think of a week or more and maybe going across country, but Katie Hammel has 7 ideas for excellent trips you can pull off on a 3-day weekend.

Katie Hammel

A Leap of Faith – On Hitching a Ride Across the Atlantic

Travelling around the world is not particularly challenging… by taking the plane. But how about factoring a few sailing boat gigs into the equation? Dorian Cave writes about his own ‘boat hitchhiking’ quest in the Canary Islands, and provides the keys to hitching amazing rides across the oceans of the world.

Dorian Cave

A How-To Guide for Enjoying Long Train Rides

So you’ve booked your tickets and you’re ready to set off on a long distance train journey, Tristan Cano explains how to make the most of your time onboard

Tristan Cano

8 Fabulous Mountain Peaks in Eastern Europe for Less Experienced Hikers

Hiking is often mistaken for a strenuous outdoor activity, requiring years of experience. Lavinia Patrascu believes that, even though climbing a mountain should never be taken lightly, the reality is that almost anyone can embark on a memorable journey towards an imposing mountain peak.

Lavinia Patrascu

Overland Travel With Kids

Taking a one day drive to Grandma’s house, or a long day of flight travel between home and a holiday, is an entirely different kind of travel than long form overland travel with kids. Jenn Miller shares her hard earned wisdom on how to travel the hard way with children.

Jennifer Sutherland-Miller

Six Central Europe Rail Stops the Interrail Crowd Skips

Getting a little bored and frustrated by the famous cities of Europe may be inconceivable at the start of an interrail adventure, but it can happen. John Guzdek gives you six attractive alternative destinations to shake up the Central European leg of your journey.

John Guzdek

Re-imagining Higher Education

Have you ever felt or thought, “Is this it?” Is this my highest and best purpose? Especially when you were young, did you ever feel like formal education missed the boat on guiding you and gelling you attain the skills to happiness and riches?

Sean E Keener

Eight Reasons to Visit Post-Communist Eastern Europe Now

Spring is in the air in Eastern Europe and as Tristan Cano discovers, there is no time like the present to head East.

Tristan Cano

How To Travel Long Distance by Bus

Over the years Pamela has taken several long-haul bus trips. Sometimes she was prepared and other times she wanted to find the closest cliff and dive off. Here are her 8 tips for surviving long-distance bus travel.

Pamela MacNaughtan

12 of the Most Scenic Train Rides in the World

From trundling through canyons to an opulent safari-on-wheels or winding down snow-drenched mountains, these are 12 of the world’s most scenic train journeys to fuel your wanderlust.

Zoë Smith

Getting Around Eastern Europe – Tips to Save Money and Reduce the Hassle

Eastern Europe is filled with newly-popular destinations, and you might not think getting from place to place would be complicated, but it usually is. Cristina Puscas is a native travel writer who offers expert advice on how to do it cheapest and best.

Cristina Puscas

Borneo Road Trip

From Kuching to Sandakan, Borneo's main road winds through rainforests, past Indigenous cultures, and across three countries, offering a slow travel experience most tourists never discover.

Jennifer Sutherland-Miller