Tag: Interviews
To cross Europe by kayak, join this epic challenge (even for a mile)
When you come up with a great adventure, you have to live for it. You don't need plans or sponsors – just have an idea and then try your hardest to ma
Llama With No Drama reveals the secret of happy travels
In a world full of drama, what better way to relax and return to your naturally happy inner self than... watch some traveling llama photos?
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Inspiring travel bloggers: Aditi Mittal from The Sailing Bee
Aditi Mittal, the face behind The Sailing Bee travel blog, is a woman with many hats. From publishing travel articles to professional travel planning
This cute bus to camper makeover will inspire you to follow your dreams
You've read all those travel blogs of people who bought a camper van and turned exploring the world into their full-time occupation. You could, howeve
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
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
Inspiring Travel Authors: Nicole Trilivas
Her love for exploration and new cultures has led her to over 30 countries on 6 continents and inspired her fiction and non-fiction writing. The great
Inspiring travel bloggers: Leyla Giray Alyanak from Women on the Road
Leyla Giray Alyanak, the inspiring engine behind the Women on the Road travel blog, is a 64-year-old writer who used to work for the United Nations un
How to plan a grand adventure – step by step
Dreaming of a big adventure but struggling to get started? Here is the guy who has all the answers!
If you have already read Alastair Humphrey's pr
Inspiring travel bloggers: Marie from Big Travel Nut
Have you wondered what's the best way to turn your (travel) dreams into reality? Marie-France Roy from Big Travel Nut blog has a pretty simple answer: