The archipelago of Vanuatu is made up of 83 islands that offer fantastic tropical views, vivid landscapes, lush rainforests, world-class diving, lots of fish, and unforgettable Pacific hospitality. A lot of people visit Vanuatu when they are in New Zealand since the flight time is short and there are the most connections. Prices in Vanuatu […]
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Madagascar Travel Guide
Madagascar, a country famed for its lemurs, massive baobab trees, birding, and jungles, offers visitors a rich playground to explore. I was enthralled by the country’s beauty during my visit. There are sweeping canyons and gorges, grand waterfalls, and a diverse landscape that spans the entire island. One day you’re in a tropical jungle, the […]
Is it Safe to Visit the United States?
America has a bad reputation when it comes to gun violence, racism, and police violence, but those statistics don’t paint a full picture. America is a diverse, eclectic country – and it’s also safer than the news makes it seem. So let’s look at the statistics and recent news and talk about the current travel environment in the country.
Ukraine Travel Guide
In recent years, Ukraine has evolved into a popular budget travel destination. While it might not have the polish and attractions you find in Western Europe, it more than makes up for that with cheap prices, beautiful landscapes, historic buildings, and sparse crowds. Ukraine gained independence after the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991 […]
All Travelers are Created Equal (So Don’t Be a Jerk!)
Last Updated: 03/02/22 | March 2nd, 2022 I re-reading an old interview with Rolf Potts and thinking our talk on the distinctions travelers make among themselves. Backpackers, travelers, tourists, real travelers, fake travelers, etc, etc. We often compete to prove who is a “true traveler” and not like one of those gross “tourists.” As you […]
Finding More Than Dracula in Romania
Updated: 07/22/19 | July 22nd, 2019 As I wandered around Sighisoara searching for coffins, bats, vampires, and human blood, I realized Romania wasn’t going to give me what I wanted: lots of cheesy Dracula tourism. I’d been to Bran, explored Transylvania, and spent some time in Bucharest. So far, I had encountered nothing about vampires. It […]
My Step-By-Step Guide to Backpacking Europe
Backpacking Europe in the summer can be overwhelming. Use this guide to avoid the common pitfalls and find out how you can plan a budget-friendly trip around the continent. With tips and tricks for accommodation and transportation, as well as country-specific guides, you’re next Eurotrip will be foolproof!
The Best No-Fee Travel Credit Cards
Last Updated: 5/10/24 | April 4th, 2024 Nomadic Matt has partnered with CardRatings for our coverage of credit card products. Some or all of the card offers on this page are from advertisers and compensation may impact how and where card products appear on the site. Nomadic Matt and CardRatings may receive a commission from […]
How to Spend a Week in London
My like of London turned into love on my most recent visit last month. Here’s everything you need to see and do to make the most of your week in London!
9 Things to Know About the Bilt Rewards Mastercard
Last updated: 5/10/24 | May 10th, 2024 Since coming out in 2021, the Bilt Mastercard® has been an absolute game-changer for renters that love to travel. I’ve been a huge fan of this card since it came out, as it’s currently the only credit card that allows you to earn points on your monthly rent […]
Is Jordan Safe to Visit?
Last Updated: 9/19/23 | September 19th, 2023 Jordan is a country full of stunning ancient sites, sweeping desert vistas, and laid-back seaside resorts. It’s also home to the famed archaeological site of Petra, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the Wonders of the World. Compared to many of its neighbors in the Middle […]
Walking Among the Dead at Père Lachaise Cemetery
Last Updated: 8/31/23 | August 31st, 2023 Death is not the end for the residents of Père Lachaise. Their tombs and graves are gawked at every day by hundreds of camera-touting tourists seeking the cemetery’s famous and not-so-famous inhabitants. The cemetery was built in 1804 as Paris ran out of room for new graves within […]