Blogs of Travel

I hope my information on the places I visit will give a new perspective to your travels. I blog 3 times a week, including insights into living in France and the places I travel to, a weekly bloggers round-up and reflections on the French language in Fridays French.

I’m Chris – 28 year old Australian freelance writer, theatre graduate, and travel addict. It’s a tragic result of my upbringing that I have absolutely zero interest in ever holding down a 9 to 5 job, raising 2.5 rugrats, and having a mortgage

I’ve been dreaming of exploring since I was born, and have spent all of my adult life traveling the world. A year ago, I left a full-time career to permanently travel. During this time away from a traditional life I want to focus on exploring the world around me and sharing it with others.

I’m an Aussie expat living in Vienna, who loves travel, brunch & nerdy historical tales. This blog is where I share my stories about living in Vienna, loving an Austrian and the places we discover on our part-time travels. Come join the adventures……

A traveler, wanderer and explorer from the Netherlands, with a special love for authenticity, while keeping it chic. With a passion for traveling, lust for exploring, heart for holidays and an eye for beautiful things.

I’m Andrew - welcome to my website! In the past five years I’ve lived in Berlin, Rome, Florence, New York (upstate!), and the cheese capital of North America - Madison, WI. During that same time, I’ve received multiple degrees, learned two languages, taught students from around the world, worked in the marketing department for a poop-analysis company (seriously), and traveled to over fifteen countries.

The purpose of this blog is to inspire people to travel as often as they can. I believe that the more of the world you see, the more you realize that the earth really is an amazing place full of fundamentally good people.

Average Traveller is about how normal people travel. It

Avrex Travel is a travelogue, sharing unique experiences and photos of places visited. The tag line “Freedom to Journey” is a personal one.

We are two Pacific Northwest natives with a passion for slow travel and leading a nomadic lifestyle, both on and off the grid.