Blogs of Travel

The-Wanderlust is a travel diary and photo album curated by a Norwegian girl currently located in Seoul, South Korea.

Here we share useful travel tips, entertaining stories, fun travel facts and amazing travelers’ photography with you from all around the world. We are trying to build place for people who are passionate about travelling and usually looking for inspiration and motivation to start they next trip .

a few years ago I was diagnosed with a horrifying disease called wanderlust

In May 2014 I left my life (new house, job, friends, family and cat) and set off on a solo trip around the world. I fell so in love with the traveler lifestyle I decided not to stop!

The travels and adventures of an on-the-go scholar

Formerly The Traveling Scholar, I’ve finally taken the plunge and re-branded after many years of toying with the idea. While I’ve mostly dropped the more academic focus of my site, the desire to travel and endless inspiration for jet setting has never ceased. I originally started documenting my travels as a graduate student in London in 2009, my first foray into real international travel on a regular basis.

We are a couple with an insatiable desire for travel, food and adventure. We are always in search of unique experiences and use our blog to chronicle our adventures for one another and the world.

Were Ben and Sadey, husband and wife travel junkies in search for our next great adventure. We met 8 years ago in the bright lights and late nights of Hollywood, CA.

Michael Woestehoff is the founder of The Washington Lobbyist, a website that began as a literal homage to hotel lobbies and their respective interior design. Today, the website now features video content from all over the United States based on the hospitality and travel industry and relate-able charity and social events

The Slow Travel blog is where you’ll find all manners of articles related to Slow Travel, including practical advice related to Slow Travel, and discussions of Slow Travel from across the web. Read through the archives, and you’ll gain an understanding of what Slow Travel means in practice.