Posted: 5/11/20 | May 11th, 2020 With the world on hold for the foreseeable, it’s going to be a long time before we get back on the road. Even as we begin to look to the summer, it’s likely that many destinations will keep their doors shut to international travelers until the fall. But that […]
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Extreme Budget Traveling (under $10 a Day) with Tomislav
A financial crisis led to community member and author Tomislav Perko losing everything. But through Couchsurfing, he gained a love for travel. In this interview, he shares how becoming broke was one of the best things to happen to him as well as the challenges and rewards of traveling on a small budget.
26 Free Things to Do in Boston
Last Updated: 3/6/23 | March 6th, 2023 Boston is the city of my birth. So, of course, I’m a diehard fan of the city. It holds a special place in my heart. Boston is a historic city with roots that stretch back to the founding of the country. To me, Boston is more a collection […]
25 Tips for Flying with a Baby
Posted: 11/28/23 | November 28th, 2023 A lot of people think that once you have a baby you have to stop traveling. Fortunately, that’s far from the truth. In this guest post, Kristin Addis from Be My Travel Muse and Parenthood Adventures shares her tips for flying with a baby so you can travel with […]
Dealing with Harassment on the Road
Posted: 10/28/2010 | October 28th, 2010 This is a guest post by Laura, one of our resident experts on female travel. Dealing with harassment can be an unfortunate reality of solo female traveling, and it’s difficult to know how to handle a tough situation once you’re in it. Laura is here to share some advice […]
World Nomads Travel Insurance Review: What’s Included & What’s Not
Travel insurance is the one thing you should always have but (hopefully) never need. Travel emergencies can cost thousands of dollars, which means you will want to be covered a reputable company during your next trip. Find out if World Nomads lives up to their reputation as the best travel insurance company for backpackers in my review.
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 […]
The 20 Best Tropical Islands in the World
Last Updated: 1/25/24 | January 25th, 2024 I’m a beach guy. When I think of paradise, my mind drifts to white sand beaches, azure blue water, and palm trees in tropical locales. When most people think of paradise, chances are they’re also thinking of tropical islands in far-flung corners of the world. Lounging with a […]
São Paulo Travel Guide
A lot of travelers skip São Paulo when visiting Brazil, choosing to go to Rio de Janeiro and other parts of the country instead. This sprawling metropolis shouldn’t be skipped. Originally inhabited by the indigenous Tupi people, Portuguese Jesuit priests colonized the area in 1554. The settlement remained small until the 18th-century gold rush in […]
Liverpool Travel Guide
Liverpool is one of the most visited cities in England. Like neighboring Manchester, Liverpool saw tremendous expansion during the Industrial Revolution, when it became a major port city. After the city’s decline, Liverpool became known as a dingy industrial city that was filled with crime. It wasn’t a place most people wanted to go. Fortunately, […]
14 Easy Tips to Always Find Cheap Flights
For most trips, airfare is the most expensive part of the trip. While prices for transatlantic flights have gone down in recent years, they can still put a sizeable dent in any travel budget. Whether you’re a budget solo traveler or a family looking to vacation abroad, finding a cheap flight deal can be what […]
Calgary Travel Guide
Calgary is one of the largest cities in Canada and home to the massive Calgary Stampede, an annual rodeo and festival that brings in over 1 million visitors each year. It’s the economic hub of Alberta, one of the country’s western provinces, and is just a stone’s throw from the stunning vistas of Banff National […]