BikeSherpa Combines Social Networking with Bike Touring Adventure By Helena Wahlstrom Social networking is used for just about everything these days, with online groups forming around every interest imaginable. Now bike enthusiasts can take that social group and go on a cycling adventure in Europe with BikeSherpa. BikeSherpa, co-founded by Robert Reimann, aims to take…
Zagreb, Croatia by Bike: touring the capital city of Croatia by bike and seeing its sights including the cathedral, small parks, stadiums and more.
Experiencing Corsica Like a Local through Help Exchange By Jamille Wallick When I first heard of Corsica, it was from a friend who had just returned from a “work” trip, which was assisting a high-profile fashion photographer with a shoot on the island. Cliff-side towns overlooking gorgeous Mediterranean beaches, cuisine inspired by Italy, France, and…
By Nick Grabbe Originally published in the Daily Hampshire Gazette on February 23, 2004 SOUTH DEERFIELD – Type in the words “alternative travel” at Google.com and the first thing to come on your screen is Max Hartshorne’s Web site. GoNOMAD.com, which Hartshorne bought in 2002, now gets 100,000 visitors a month. He sees it as an…
Beastie Boys NYC: Arriving in New York City with an iPod loaded with Beastie Boys tunes to experience NYC through their music, starting at White Castle.
Margie Goldsmith travels to Sri Lanka for a week of Ayurvedic treatments, which include massage, herbs, medicines, meditation and a healthy diet.
Melinda Brasher visits the Kuks Hospital near Hradec Králové in the Czech Republic, once the center of a luxurious for the nobility in the 17th century.
Cycling Expeditions Around the Globe: Tour d’ Afrique By Beth Simmons If you’ve ever wanted to take a really, really long bike ride then Tour d’ Afrique may be for you. However, leisurely bike riders need not apply because these tours take the “long bike ride” to a new level by hosting cycling tours throughout…
One Step at a Time: Q & A with Brandon Wilson Brandon Wilson is an award-winning travel writer with a passion for trekking. He and his wife Cheryl hiked 650 miles through the Himalayas along an ancient pilgrims’ trail from Tibet to Nepal. He has also walked the Way of St. James, twice, as well…
Christine Horvat travels through Laos, taking in the sights in Vientiane, rock climbing in Van Vieng, and kayaking on the Nam Ou River.
Neville and Julie write about walking the Via Francigena from Switzerland to Rome, sampling the cuisine in the five regions of Italy in a pilgrimage.
Venice | Hidden treasures of the Veneto. Surprising treasures in Venice explained by professor Barry Goldsmith.
