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Quarantined at home but want to keep the travel bug alive? Here are 10 binge worthy shows that will provide that spark you need to keep wondering until we’re able to wander again. Cheers!
Get fit. Learn a new skill. Enjoy life to the fullest. Sound familiar? These are just a few of the many common New Year’s resolutions that come and go on an annual basis. Sometimes they’re accomplished, and sometimes they simply fall to the wayside, but there is one thing that can check them all off of the list: travel. Here’s how…
Mulled wine has been around for ages, but it hasn't always been synonymous with Christmas. Here's everything you need to know about this popular holiday drink, including a recipe to make it yourself. Cheers!
From offline maps to easy translations and guided walks, check out these 7 apps that I guarantee will elevate your travel game!
Planning a trip to New Zealand? Check out this list of 30 interesting, weird, and just straight up quirky facts about the island nation. From penguins, to wizards, and even the elvish language, New Zealand has more to offer than you might think - and it already had a lot going for it! Time to book those tickets you’ve been dreaming about.
Voluntourism is a booming part of international travel, but it doesn't come without its pitfalls. It’s more important than ever that we educate ourselves as donors and volunteers in order to evaluate how effectively our time and money is being used abroad. Here are 9 lessons you should know before your next volunteer trip that I’ve learned after nearly a decade of working with a non-profit in Ghana.
When I’m feeling stuck in the hustle and bustle of everyday life, I turn to these quotes to put my head on straight and inspire my next great adventure. In the very least, I hope by posting them here they might spark something in you, too. After all, the world is waiting… all we need to do is get up and go. Here are my top 25 quotes to fuel your own wandering soul!
You can often find me wandering aimlessly through the travel section of a bookstore. It’s actually one of my favorite pastimes, searching for inspiration to plan my next great adventure. I never truly know what I’m looking for. Regardless, it’s not uncommon to find me camped out on the floor of the aisle…
It's no secret that the travel bug waits for no one. Follow along on my Semester at Sea itinerary from 2010 and travel the world from the comfort of your couch. 110 days, 12 ports, 10 countries, and 4 continents later, you'll have traveled around the world and be equipped with the knowledge you need to plan your next great adventure!