Posts Tagged: travel
Storyteller Jonny Duncan | BackpackingMan.com
Meet Jonny Duncan, travel addict. He grew up as a child moving around different countries due to his fathers work, and that set the theme for the rest of his life. Now he can’t stay in one place long
Visit Boracay For 6 Compelling Reasons
Today’s guest post is by Jason Garcia French author and Nobel Prize laureate André Gide once said that “man cannot discover new oceans unless he has the courage to lose sight of the shore.” For
Exploring the Park Hotel Tokyo And Ginza
Today’s guest post is by Steve Roberts, who is a Culture with Travel correspondent based in New York City. After being “in the country” for six days and spending most of those days feeling “Lost in
How I Dealt With Balkan Culture Shock
I first experienced ‘culture shock’ when I resided in Turkey, but it was not the large issues, like living in a predominately Muslim country that affected me. No, it was more the smaller differences in
An American Breakfast in Paris
Today’s post is by Valerie Sisco, Culture with Travel Food Correspondent and founder of Grace with Silk When I first saw the book Pancakes in Paris (published last year), the story of American Craig Carlson, who
London Walking Tours to Suit Everyone
Today’s guest post is by Kirsty. Her blog is What Kirsty Did Next, and she is the London Correspondent for Culture with Travel When I visit a city, I love to explore it through walking. In fact, I
Storytellers: Rosemarie & Joseph | TravelAndBeyond.org
Meet travel couple, Rosemarie & Joseph. They started their blog, TravelAndBeyond.org in 2011 for the sole purpose of documenting their holidays for their own sake but they soon realized that their stories were gaining a lot of interest
Adventure Tales in Namibia
Today’s guest post is by Leigh Marcos Mainly an arid country, Namibia offers some of the most impressive sceneries I have ever seen in my life. Living in Botswana in the past 3 years made it easy
How to Meaningfully Immerse Yourself
Today’s guest post is by Troy Erstling of BrainGain.co Some people like to bounce from country to country, seeing as much as humanly possible, checking off countries as they go and counting the number of
Storytelling with Nora Dunn | The Professional Hobo
We’re delighted to share our interview with Nora, who travels around the world! Amazing isn’t it?! Visit her blog, theprofessionalhobo.com, where she shares her travel experiences. Tell us a bit about yourself! I’m Nora Dunn, also
Gowli Tribe: Herders of Dandeli
Today’s guest post is by Prachi Garg. Dandeli, is a small town in the Western Ghats of NW Karnataka. It’s primarily known for water sports, especially river rafting on the river Kali. It is a
Food, History and Nature By the 7 Train
This guest post is provided by Brian Cicioni of I May Roam. Mention of the 7 train elicits mixed reactions. Only 6 of the 22 stations connect to other lines and it’s the only line
The Travel Companion of a Lifetime
Today’s guest post is by author Jeffrey Ryan. Half a lifetime ago I went hiking for the second time with a guy from Connecticut named Wayne Cyr. (We had been introduced by a childhood friend
Let The World Be Your Teacher: Indonesia
Today’s guest post is by Danial of Dan On The Road. One group of people that really captivated me in history class was the mysterious Minangkabau of Indonesia. The Minangs inhabit the volcanic highlands of
Giveaway: Rough Guides Book
Win a Make The Most Of Your Time On Earth book from Rough Guides! As a traveler, I’m always looking for inspiration of interesting travel experiences, whether it’s exploring local history, finding unusual restaurants, attending
Costa Rica: Traveling Outside Your Comfort Zone
Today’s guest post is by Mildred Shao of favthings.net. I have a fear of staying comfortable for too long, and it is due to my other biggest fear in life: fear of losing interest in
7 Reasons to Visit Vietnam
Today’s guest post is provided by Jack Woodring of endeavorviet.com. Hi! My name’s Jack. The Vietnamese call me Nhan Ai, which means kindhearted. For the last 14 years, I have worked in Vietnam, 12 of which
Trusting the Locals
Today’s guest post is by Bailey Pianalto of Weekend & Wanders travel blog. Her blog features tips, tricks, and experiences with her husband, Vince. I’ve been an avid traveler ever since I studied abroad in
Tostadas, Tortillas, Tequila: Tastes of Mexico
Today’s guest post is by Rebecca Lush of Curate Your Own Adventure. Before visiting Mexico in 2015, my understanding of Mexican food was restricted to make-at-home Tacos and microwave nachos. Needless to say, my journey
Q&A: Travel & Routines with TripStreak
Every traveler has one: a routine. What do you before, during and after travel? How do you prepare for your next trip? Do you have specific routines for every journey or does your routine change
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