Blogs of Travel

Im James – avid traveler, jungle explorer, beach bum, scuba diver, wildlife seeker and digital nomad. I left the American dream nightmare behind to explore more of the world we all live on but rarely see much of!

Escaping the norms through travel. TESOL teachers & travel bloggers to be. Combined we have been to 6 continents, 27 countries & 3 wonders of the world

I’m a mother of two daughters and a tireless supporter of my hard-working husband. I want this blog to be of use to people, to provide reviews, tips, and suggestions, instead of reading like a travel magazine. Most of us cannot travel the world in luxury and may never see the other hemisphere. But for the world we can see, maybe I can just make someone else’s vacation a little smarter, a little easier, and a whole lot more fun.

Im Phil from Germany and I left my job in market communications to travel South East Asia. My outbound flight booked, the plan is to explore thoroughly and slowly.

Escapewithannualleave is a travel blog for annual leave travel ideas

We are two travel and photography enthusiasts – Eva and Tom, from the Czech Republic (a tiny country in the middle of Europe). We would like to share our travel experiences with you, via our blog. The main reason for starting this blog is our friends’ constant asking about how we managed to do this and that. After some time, we came up with an idea that it would be useful to have all these things in one place.

My name is Shaun Stoffer and I happen to travel a lot. I graduated from the University of Central Florida while working a series of odd jobs from competing as a professional mixed martial arts fighter to interning as an editor for a national literary magazine.

the tales of a city rat and adrenaline junkie as they search for the paths less travelled

We are a couple of 25-year-old Americans from Virginia. After graduating from U.Va and spending months lamenting our lost youth, we finally scored jobs that were both satisfying and moderately well-paying. Just as we were en route to establishing ourselves as adults, we had a brilliant idea: let

In actuality, that’s exactly why I travel. To figure out who I am. What I like. What I don’t like. Where I fit into this world.