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10 Awesome Treks an Average Person Can Do
Trekking may be thought of as an activity only meant for mountain folks, but Adam Seper is here to give you the lowdown on 10 treks around the world that (almost) anyone can do.
Do you have too much stuff? Collecting experiences instead of things
Standing over my grandmother’s casket, she whispered to me one last time on her way out. Her parting lesson has become the central lesson of my life: Love people, not things. Collect memories, not stuff.
6 Epic Trekking Destinations Around the World
Part of what we love about indie travel is doing the abnormal – getting outside the box of the typical one or two week vacation. In today’s article, we break down a trip for the adventurous – the active traveleler, the hiker. Trek Around the World highlights a trip with a hiking theme, so if […]
The Fat Person’s Guide to Hiking
Do you enjoy hiking and the outdoors? Do you also love eating and drinking? Are you afraid that because of your eating and drinking habits that you can’t accomplish your hiking goals? Adam Seper is here to tell you that you can have the best of both worlds with this guide.
8 Ways to Beat Long-Term Travel Burnout on a Budget
Burnout is inevitable during your RTW trip. Greg Banecker has eight tips for beating it when you can’t fit five nights at a luxury beach spa resort into your budget.
America on a Shoestring
When planning a RTW trip, the United States often gets ignored because of the high cost of travel. Cambell Klose is here to give you tips for traveling around the US on a budget.
Tastiest Eco-Friendly Restaurants Around the World
Sourcing local ingredients and eating at eco-friendly, sustainable restaurants has been gaining popularity all across the world. Christine Garvin is here to introduce you to 7 of the tastiest, eco-friendly restaurants around the world.
Man On a Mission: How One Guy and His Guitar Can Change the World
“Duane is one of those rare people who exudes optimism and confidence and at the same time humility and peace. He knows who he is, and he’s so comfortable in his own skin that everyone else is in theirs as well. He lives his life by the seat of his pants, by the strings of his guitar, and out of a deep faith that everything is going to work out just fine… and it does.” Would you like to sit down at our dinner table and hear his story?
7 Small Towns Ideal for Studying Abroad
Studying abroad in a small town can provide a more authentic experience of the local culture, customs and history.Isabel Eva Bohrer shares seven towns that are ideal for studying abroad.
3 Reasons Why You Should Choose an Independent Exchange Program for Your Study Abroad
Being an independent exchange student is more of a challenge than the popular university-sponsored programs. But, if you are willing to stick it out, Katie Whelan says studying abroad as an exchange student will have more than enough rewards.
Exploration and Relaxation in British Columbia, Canada
This post is brought to you by Destination British Columbia. For more information on sponsored posts read here. One of the most appealing parts of travel in British Columbia, Canada is taking advantage of the stunning surroundings and challenging yourself with outdoor adventures. After hiking, biking, and exploring the province, what better way to unwind than a […]
8 of the Best American Small Towns for Foodies
Esha Samajpati takes you on a foodie journey through the best of America’s small towns.