Tag: Interviews
Sam Gambier’s trip around the world: 2,5 years by bike
A few days after his 23rd birthday, Sam Gambier left his home in Cornwall, UK, to cycle around the world. His solo journey would take him over 36,000 ...
Paths to Pachamama: a traveler’s guide to spirituality
Some trips are simply excursions, while others are spiritual journeys into ourselves.
Joseph De La Cruz and Simon Vandekerckhove met on the road in ...
Inspiring travelers: Cape to Cairo by an Ethiopian female nomad
There is a girl from Ethiopia who calls herself Abyssinian Nomad after the historical name of her country (Abyssinia). Maskarm Haile's life has long b ...
Inspiring travel authors: Jeffrey Ryan and the joy of hiking
It's sometimes hard to put technology aside and force yourself out in nature. You know it's good for you but you just need a little inspiration. This ...
Inspiring travel writers: John Meadows’s adventures around the world
If you are in between two trips and need a humorous, light-hearted read, John Meadows is the author you need on your bookshelf. The reason to reach ou ...
Christopher H. Warren’s Tuscany beyond the stereotypes
Thirty years ago, the American photographer Christopher H. Warren called the small Tuscany hilltown of Sorano his home. His debut book "All the Noise ...
Inspiring travelers: Rob Erwin exploring the American backcountry
What do you need for a good adventure? A good plan, enough money and some experience. When he set off on his journey to the backcountry of some of the ...
Inspiring travelers: Celinne Da Costa’s humanity challenge
At first, the story of Celinne Da Costa may sound familiar: a New York City dweller felt the urge to leave her 9-to-5 job and to explore the world ins ...
Interview with the ‘203 Travel Challenges’ authors
Ivalina Nenova, Maria Angelova and Marina Garbeva are the gentle driving force behind the book 203 Travel Challenges – three girls from Bulgaria who l ...
Grant Snider: the cartoonist giving shape to ideas
Sometimes the world seems so tangled that ideas find themselves trapped in the labyrinth of our minds, unable to break free. Then eventually you come ...