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Travel Tips
Tips on Choosing the Best Travel Buddy for Your Next Vacation
Your travel buddies can either make or break your precious holiday vacation. And choosing them isn’t as easy as “hey, wanna go overseas with me?” There’s so much more at stake.Although you both get along nicely in your office or classroom, it’s not a guarantee that they’d be a good travel buddy as well. In…
11 Travel Tips for Looking and Feeling Flawless
Let’s be honest. Traveling does not create the ideal conditions for looking flawless. Often you’re running on little sleep, sleeping in airplane seats, and eating poor quality food. However, there are a few tips I can share to ensure you will look perfect everywhere.As a frequent traveler, I’m used to having to work around airport…
The Most Efficient Way to Travel the World Cheaply
Sponsored by SkyscannerUnlike what you may have heard, it is possible to travel the world cheaply. Over the last 12 months, I flew all over the globe and lived in a different country each month. My average flight price was $200, thanks to using the best app for cheap flights; Skyscanner. Their fantastic flight search technology always…
The Best, the Worst, the Most Shocking, and More in a Year of Travel
THIS ARTICLE CONTAINS A SPECIAL GIVEAWAY!In a year of traveling the world, you see a lot. Some good, some bad, some down right strange. When I first started my journey, I wondered how I would handle traveling for a full year and living in a different country each month. Would time slow down for me…
Tips on How to Survive a 15-hour Flight
If you have a long flight coming up and are looking for tips on how to survive it then you have come to the right place. I have taken several long-haul flights recently and have come up with a strategy on how reduce (or even eliminate) jet lag. Let’s begin!Every time I am in a…
What to Pack for a Trip Around the World
“What do you pack for a year long trip around the world?” This is one of the questions I get asked the most when people learn I’m traveling for a year. Packing can be an overwhelming part of the journey, however, I’m going to break it down for you simply. In general, I recommend traveling to…
Why Now is the Best Time to Quit Your Job to Travel
There has never been a better time to quit your job to travel the world than now. Let’s face it, you’re not getting any younger, the corporate world isn’t going anywhere, and time isn’t going to stop. If you don’t do it now, then when are you going to do it?
5 Alternative Beach Destinations With No Tourists
Whether you’re heading to a beach destination to top up your tan or a brisk hike in the fresh air, we’ve come up with five beaches with limited tourists so you can enjoy your surroundings in peace.
15 things you should know before visiting Buenos Aires
If you’re visiting Buenos Aires, Argentina, there are a few things you should be aware of before exploring this cool metropolitan city. We’ve listed the essentials that will be helpful as a tourist.
How to Make Money From Travel Blogging
Maybe you’re starting a travel blog or perhaps you’re wondering how I fund my travels. Either way, today I’m going to dive into HOW I make money from travel blogging.First off, successful travel bloggers never have one income stream. There seems to be almost unlimited ways to make money by travel blogging. This list includes…
How to Capture and Edit Photos as a Beginner Photographer
1. HOLDING YOUR CAMERA“One of the most common problems that beginning photographers encounter when they’re using a hand-held camera is “camera shake,” which results in slightly blurry pictures. A good way to avoid this is to place one hand under the camera, and brace that arm’s elbow against your ribs. This will give you more…
Why I Decided to Quit the “American Dream” & Travel the World
I have everything I thought I ever wanted; a successful corporate career, a beautiful Manhattan penthouse apartment, a company sponsored (free) MBA, a loving partner, friends and family. I am living the American dream. Whose dream is this though? For the last ten years, I have been following the path that society has placed in…