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How I Travel: David Farley
This week, with An Irreverent Curiosity, hitting bookstores in paperback, David Farley made time to share his travel philosophy with BootsNAll.
Exploring Colorado’s San Juan Skyway
Colorado’s one-of-a-kind roadtrip that everyone can enjoy. Rich in history, loaded with spectacular scenery, and exploding with outdoor adventures. The San Juan Skyway can offer travelers a blend of all of these during a 236-mile journey. Come and experience the best of what Colorado has to offer.
Kyoto and Kitcho
Language barriers, train times and traveling difficulties all conspire to keep five Americans from having the dinner of a lifetime at Kitcho, a 3 Michelin-starred restaurant in Kyoto.
Best BootsnAll Travel Photos: June 2010
Here are the best of your travel photos that we featured on BootsnAll in June 2010. Want to find out how to get yours featured? Then don’t forget to read the words near the photos in this article, too.
Lessons Every Travel Blogger Can Learn from TBEX
Last weekend’s Travel Blog Exchange conference was all about learning – from experts in the industry, from those who’ve been writing for decades or blogging since the medium’s inception, and from peers making their own way in the community. Of all the points made throughout TBEX, these are the ones that I found the most useful.
Ode to Some of the People I Met at TBEX 2010
The Travel Blog Exchange conference is a great excuse to meet travel bloggers in real life. BootsnAll writer Jessica Spiegel highlights some of the people she met at the 2010 conference in New York.
TBEX 2010 Wrap-Up and Photos
Held over two days, several sessions, and countless cocktails, the 2010 Travel Blog Exchange (TBEX) conference had its highs and lows. It wasn’t perfect, but it was an unprecedented event for the travel blogging community, and one that likely will only be bigger and better next year. Here are some of our thoughts on the event, along with a selection of our favorite photos of attendees at the Saturday night BootsnAll/EuroCheapo party.
Take Five: Family Travel Timetable
Summer is creeping closer and closer and now is the time to wrap up planning the family summer get-away. Here’s a helpful family travel planning timetable to help you get ready.
Beyond Resort Walls: Finding the Real Jamaica
Venture beyond resort walls in Jamaica with Dorothy Maillet, who discovers a side of the island not found in guidebooks.
How I Travel: Peter Shankman
Peter Shankman is the founder of HARO (Help a Reporter Out) a site that connects journalists under deadline with credible sources around the globe virtually in a matter of minutes.
Nine Reasons Why You Should Go To Peru as a Senior
Don’t let retirement make you think you’re too old to hike the Inca Trail in Peru! David F. Haas shows you that you can.
7 Reasons Why the World is Best Explored on Foot
Making use of nature’s own means of transport, her feet, Inka Piegsa discovers the delights of exploring holiday destinations putting in a lot of legwork.
RTW – Don’t Waste Your Time
RTW means “Return To Work”! That’s all it’s about, do the ‘trip’ then get back to your life! Graham Phoenix looks at why you should travel.
5 Great Outdoor Adventures Found in Las Vegas
The most exciting part of a trip to Las Vegas is found beyond the famous Strip. Several great adventures await those visitors who are looking for spectacular scenery, fast action, and extreme adrenaline pumping activities.
BootsnAll’s Favorite iPhone Apps for Travel
Jessica Spiegel has gathered all the iPhone travel apps lists that have been published on BootsnAll into one list – it’s a collection of some fantastic, funny, and downright useful apps for some of the world’s most popular travel destinations.
5 of the Best Lesser-Known Places to Enjoy in Hong Kong
Hong Kong is famous for its skyline, shopping and its vibrant urban lifestyle, but there is much more that can be enjoyed.
The Art of Traveling Tall
Craving a few extra inches? Crave no more. Andy Lovley examines why the plight of elevated international travelers is not exactly a walk in the clouds.
A City of Contrasts – Hamburg
“Ein Bier bitte… ” Vital vocabulary of course, but what else do you know about Germany and the Germans? Hamburg is willing to show you…
Global Voluntourism: You Want Me to Pay to do What?
Naysayers will likely be disgruntled by the notion of paid voluntourism for decades to come, but zoologist/travel writer Nola Lee Kelsey offers some food for thought for travelers who still have an open mind on the topic of paying to volunteer.
5 Online Tools to Help Enrich Your Offline Travel Experiences
With all the technology and social media available to us, it’s easy to live a life completely online. But travel is all about making connections in the real world, so here are five ways to use online tools to make offline friends.
Glenwood Canyon – Colorado’s Version of a Grand Canyon
Whether you travel by car or you ride the train, Cris Magnino says Colorado’s Glenwood Canyon is a spectacular example of nature’s serene beauty.
Seychelles: It’s Not the Caribbean!
Do you want to get away to something other than the Caribbean? Sylvia Seschel says the Seychelles is the ticket.
Greece’s Mani: To Hades and Back
Albert Englehardt has a brush with the afterlife while studying the Mani peninsula’s distinctive culture and scenery.
Mauritius: An Exquisite Land in Paradise
Mauritius. This paradise in the Indian Ocean is just teasing visitors with their sandy beaches, turqois water, cities and towns waiting to be explored. Sylvia Seschel shows us the highlights. I want to visit again!