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Motorbikes and Menu Roulette in Saigon
Kaitlyn Barrett’s Vietnam to-do list: 1. Rent motorbike. 2. Drive through Saigon. 3. Live to tell the story.
8 Ways to Avoid the Single Supplement as a Solo Traveler
Solo travel can be wonderfully liberating – until you see the words “single supplement” on a tour package. BootsnAll writer Jessica Spiegel explores some of the ways solo travelers can avoid paying a single supplement.
10 Ways to Take Better Travel Photographs
Beautiful photos don’t necessarily have to be taken with professional and expensive gear. Photography enthusiast but technology-allergic Denise Pulis gives you ten tips on how to change your compact camera photography from dull to memorable.
Copenhagen Jazz Fever
Where is Orion Brass Band when they are supposed to do a street parade? A colleague waiting for the official opening of the Copenhagen Jazz Festival 2010, suggests they could be busy emptying small glasses in the bars along the route.
Lost Dignity and Salty Old Men: A Tale from the Dominican Republic
There are few things that women dread more than being a bridesmaid, but for Katie Tuider, the humiliation started a year before the wedding in the Cordillera Central of the Dominican Republic involving a questionable tailor and some unsavory characters.
Finding Authenticity Amongst the Over-Rated
Home of the Taj Mahal, Agra is the Indian city travelers love to hate. Sara Clarke explains why it’s one of her favorite travel destinations and how she found a bit of the “real India” in one of the country’s most touristy cities.
Backpacking Then vs. Now: Does Travel Wisdom Come with Age?
Back-packing is seen by many as a young person’s game but Tristan Cano discovers that you can never be too old to set off in search of adventure – you just may do in a different style than the younger generation.
How I Travel: Robin Benway
A few years ago, Robin Benway was working in an office while harboring dreams of quitting her day job to write a novel.
The First-Time Guide to Renting a Bike in Amsterdam
Navigate Amsterdam on two wheels like a local. Here's what you need to know about bike rentals, apps, safety, and the city's evolving cycling culture in 2026.
Best BootsnAll Travel Photos: July 2010
Here are the best of your travel photos that we featured on BootsnAll in July 2010. Enjoy the pretty pictures and find out how to get yours featured here in the future, too.
Five Ways to Score Luxury Travel Deals
Melanie Waldman knows luxury, and she knows how to score great discounts in order to travel in high class on a low budget. Here she offers five tips for finding luxury travel deals.
How I Travel: The BootsnAll Writers
With BootsnAll set to make the next call for writers for our Travel Writers Platform, we thought we’d check up on each of the first five and ask them to share some of their favorite gems of road-worn…
Five Tips For Camping With Kids
Jenn Miller has lived in tents for much of her life, on multiple continents, and with four kids. She shares her best tips for camping with kids. Say your “Hail Marys,” pack a few “Hallelujahs” and dive in for an unforgettable camping adventure with your kids.
Why We Camp: An Ode to the Joy and Sorrow of the Great Outdoors
Janice Horton takes a deeper look at the nitty gritty of camping and why we do it, and comes to the conclusion that getting closer to nature is only one small part of the appeal.
Where the Wild Things Glow: Where to View Bioluminescent Organisms
Pulsing waves of light and tiny creepy crawlies and mushrooms that cast an eerie glow. Eileen Smith tells you where to see nature’s best bioluminescent shows.
Seven Places to Run a Destination Marathon Race on Your Travels
Abbie Mood recommends seven unique races around the world that are great for a first timer or a seasoned marathoner.
Five Stops on Italy's Adriatic Coast to Add to Your Venice Trip
Beyond Venice's crowded canals lies a quieter Adriatic where authentic fishing villages, Roman mosaics, and coastal cliffs await. Discover five lesser-known stops along Italy's eastern shore that reward travelers who venture beyond the guidebooks.
How I Travel: Amee Donohoe
Amee Donohoe travels and surfs, and when she misses home she holes up near a secluded beach in her native Australia.
Unknown Greece: Nine Places to Avoid the Crowds
Everyone who has, or will visit Greece, is familiar with Athens, Mykonos and Tessaloniki. Why not step off the tourist trail to avoid the crowds and see some sites that are just – if not even more – amazing?
Five Reasons to Never Leave Home Without a Moleskine + Giveaway
Modern-day travelers have a world of technology at our fingertips: computers, netbooks, smartphones, digital camers, iPods, iPhones, iPads. Technology can be a wonderful thing, but we propose that sometimes, nothing beats good old-fashioned pen and paper.
Ten Awesome Activities in Hawaii for Kids
Anne Patrone recommends activities that that will entertain kids of all ages, ensuring that a Hawaii vacation with the younger members of your family doesn’t mean your days will be spent at the kiddie pool.
Hawaii for Lovers: Six Ways to Share the Islands with Someone Special
Hawaii is one of the top wedding and honeymoon destinations, thanks to miles of sandy beaches, luxurious resorts and a beautiful landscape. Jenn Miller suggest six great experiences for a romantic Hawaiian adventure.
The Great African Wildebeest Migration
Make your African safari experience just that little bit more special, visit whilst the ‘great migration’ is in full swing. It takes place through Tanzania and Kenya and beholds unforgettable sights.
How I Travel: Twitter Edition
This week we turned to the travel experts on Twitter to get their best tips for smooth, safe, and memorable travels.