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How to Deal With the Post-Trip Blues
The first time I returned home after a big trip, I spent my first month back in the states weeping, reconsidering my life here and wondering how I fit into this whole job/commute/9-5 thing. Really, I think anyone who has ever taken a break from what we westerners consider ‘Real Life’ has had a painful reality check when they arrive home.
Rock and Roll Road Trip
Travelers are always looking for new and unique ways to plan a trip. Are you into music? How bout road trips? Marco Ferrarese outlines an awesome musical road trip across the US.
British Columbia Outdoor Adventures
How much do you know about travel in British Columbia, Canada? When planning a trip and deciding where to go and what to do, have you ever considered planning your trip around mountains and outdoor adventures? For independent travelers, Canada offers a wealth of possibilities, particularly in British Columbia.
Indie Travel in Cuba for $75 a Day
For many, Cuba is an enigma, but Amber Hoffman unravels the mystery of traveling to this unique Caribbean destination, and provides a budget you can follow to get the most from your trip.
Picking Up a Hitchhiker
Do you pick up hitchhikers? Jenn Miller does every chance she gets! Hop in the front seat and listen as she interviews Richard, a beautiful blend of scientist and traveler who stuck his thumb out on the road leading out of Te Anau, in New Zealand.
Cheap Eats in New York City
New York City. A place known for its diverse cultural mix, its rich arts scene, its amazing shopping, and some of the best restaurants in the world. And its high cost of living. People visiting NYC on a budget often arrive with the expectation that they will spend their holiday eating nothing but street hot dogs and bagels. However, it is a common misconception that you can’t get incredible meals in NYC for a decent price.
What Couchsurfing Meant to Me
Couchsurfing has lost its mojo. It can get it back, but not until after we know what it was in the first place, and how to design for human experience.
Re-realizing the Dream: How to “Fix” Couchsurfing
In this follow-up to his widely shared article on the fall of Couchsurfing, veteran host and surfer Nithin Coca puts forth his plan to save Couchsurfing, through transparency, empowerment, and, most importantly, a reassertion and expansion of the ideals that spurred Couchsurfing’s initial growth.
Worldwide University Programs in Ecotourism
Ever wanted to learn more about the cutting-edge world of ecotourism? Here’s your guide to sustainable travel degrees available throughout the world.
In Defense of Multi-Generational Travel
Jennifer Miller has been traveling since before she was born… sometimes with her parents, sometimes with her kids. When she’s very lucky, with both at the same time. Multi-generational travel may not be easy, but it’s very worth it. She’ll give you three good reasons to dive into the deep end of the world and take your parents.
An American’s Guide to Visiting Cuba
Find the answers to your Cuba travel questions, current tips, and itinerary suggestions from Ms Traveling Pants, an American freelance writer, who wants others to also discover the beauty of the Cuba. Learn how to get there, what to do, and how to do it!
How Two Totally Different Travel Styles Come Together
Sarah Tiedemann and her husband Nick find ways to make travel work for them, even though Sarah is a wimp and Nick is fearless.