The terrain of worldwide discovery has now tipped over into a point where the where of the travel is more and more determined by the how. When we pass through 2026, mobility replaces traditional vacation in a more model-like form, in that the borderlines between work and personal exploration have all but disappeared. It has driven a replacement of reliable data to become a luxury; it is a utility rather than a luxury. Frantic and unsure about … [Read more...]
Lauren Juliff, Founder of Never Ending Footsteps
Lauren Juliff is a British travel blogger, author, and digital nomad who founded the travel site Never Ending Footsteps. In 2011, she decided to quit her job and see the world. She has since spent more than a decade on the road, visiting over 100 countries and sharing her experiences in an honest way that most travel blogs don’t, including highlighting some of the unglamorous mishaps she has learned from along the way. Q. Most travel blogs … [Read more...]
A Short Guide to Birding in Uganda’s Biggest Park – Murchison Falls National Park
Uganda is a meeting point of several African biomes with diverse habitats hence the incredible diversity of wildlife including more than 1070 species, which accounts for about 50% of the bird species in Africa. One of the top birdwatching places in Uganda is the biggest park, Murchison Falls National Park which is more popular for big game safari trips to see animals and spectacular Murchison Falls. For the birdwatcher, Murchison Falls … [Read more...]
Armenia Introduces Temporary Visa Exemption for Residents of 113 Countries
Yerevan, Armenia - The Republic of Armenia has announced a temporary visa exemption for eligible foreign nationals, making travel to the country easier than ever for residents of 113 countries between 1 January and 1 July 2026. Under the new policy, travellers who hold a valid residence permit issued by the United States, European Union Member States, Schengen Area countries, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait or … [Read more...]
How to Send Money While Traveling Without Delays
Travel often brings a sense of freedom. You move between places, adjust to new routines, and rely on simple systems to keep things running. But when it comes to money, even small delays can create real inconvenience. Sending funds while traveling is common, yet it can quickly become stressful if something goes wrong. The key is understanding how the process works and where things tend to slow down. With a few practical habits, you can avoid … [Read more...]
Ultimate Guide to Mt. Tapulao 2026 | 36KM Challenge
There is a specific sound that haunts every hiker who has set foot in Palauig, Zambales. It isn’t the howling wind of the Cordilleras or the rushing water of a river trek. It is the rhythmic, hollow crunch-clack-crunch of hiking boots striking loose stones. For 18 kilometers going up and 18 kilometers coming down, this sound is your soundtrack. Welcome to Mt. Tapulao, the "High Peak" of the Zambales Mountain Range. Standing at 2,037 meters … [Read more...]
Hungary in a Hurry: A Quick Adventure through Enchantment
Soon after landing in Budapest, a friend and I were promptly held in one of several contiguous rooms. People from other flights kept arriving, ultimately packing us in like sardines. One of the more curious souls decided to go talk to the well-armed security guards. Apparently we were under a lockdown due to a bomb threat and we were being held until security until bomb sniffing dogs had made a careful assessment of the situation. After about … [Read more...]
Nothing to Lose by J.A. Jance
This New York Times Bestseller is another slow building suspense novel by J.A. Jance featuring its main character, private investigator J.P. Beamont. He travels to Alaska to pursue a cold-case which has personal ramifications. While working for the Seattle Police Department nearly 20 years prior, his partner Sue Danielson was murdered by her ex husband. J.P. was on the scene of the crime and his quick thinking saved Danielson's two boys. Now … [Read more...]
The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, Nashville Tennessee – April 2026
The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum originally opened in 1967 in Nashville's Music Row. The museum moved to its current location in downtown Nashville in 2001 and features three stories in more then 350,000 square feet of space. A mecca and a must visit for all country music lovers - the focus is on the music of course but also the history and stories of country music. The building itself represents country music - from the air looks like a … [Read more...]
How to Fly Smart: Scoring Cheap Flight Tickets for the Journey of a Lifetime
There is a particular thrill that comes with watching a departure board flip from one destination to the next. Nairobi. Reykjavik. Bangkok. Lima. Each name is a doorway, and every seasoned traveler knows that the trick is not just choosing which door to walk through — it's knowing how to get there without leaving your travel fund in tatters on the airport floor. I've been booking international flights since the mid-1990s, back when you called … [Read more...]
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