Blogs of Travel

"The Strange and New," just for the record, comes from a Robert Service poem called The Men That Don't Fit In. It's a poem dedicated to the gypsies, the wanderers, the nomads that find themselves circling our little blue dot. That poem and this website are meant for those who have their traveling paint set in hand, who globe-trot to become, and who yearn for experiences that are really just a series of interesting guesses. Or, you know, if you're looking for a laugh or an embarrassing personal travel story.

After many years of travelling on a budget of around €50 per week, I am finally making this website to explain how I do it. No matter how big or small your budget might be, I hope you will find many useful tips on this website to make it go further!

Founded by former Fashion Editor at British Elle Magazine, Sunday Times Style and Grazia Magazine, Bonnie Rakhit is a fashion and travel editor, presenter and consultant living in London. TheStyleTraveller.com ‘a fashion editors guide to the world’s most stylish places,’ has been voted in the Top Five Luxury Travel Blogs in the UK.

Traveling has opened up a completely new world for me and that’s why I’ve chosen to dedicate my life to explore it. During my travels I hope to learn more about my truest self and to gain a greater knowledge of the beauty within the world. There’s too much to see in this world to stay in one place forever. I’ll travel the world and let my heart guide me.

’m an ice cream addict who’s caught the travel bug in a big way! In August 2015, I said goodbye to Texas to pursue full-time travel.

I'm Leah! Former long-term traveler turned location independent lifestyle advocate.

Inspirational travel blog by a female (solo) traveller

Indian Travel Blog | Diary of a wanderlust Couple

Bitten by the wanderlust bug , I want to travel the world. Till I make a lifestyle out of my passion (yes,yes i have a 9 to 5 job.. we will get to that later), follow me on my journey.

The belief that every­one has the capa­city to see the world, regard­less of budget, is one of the deep­est rooted Tech Gypsy philosophies.