Nomadic Matt: Tips from Ten Years as a Nomad
Ten Years a Nomad is the story of Matt Kepnes, the publisher of Nomadic Matt, one of the top travel blogs, with advice on travel and living as a nomad.
Reflections
Creative Ways to Choose Travel Destinations
Trying to choose where you want to vacation next can be difficult. Here are four creative options to help you decide where you want to travel.
Drifting, Not Traveling, Across Spain
Crossing Spain and staying in cheap hostels, Angus Cunningham discovers a new breed of guest, not travelers but drifters instead.
I Travel Because…
We travel because…a group of GoNOMAD travel writers answer this profound question…why do we travel. Read the many reasons why we all keep traveling.
Big Shots – Guns, Gangs and UN Agents in Haiti
Haiti. First, he tries to ride on the roof of a bus and is removed because he’s the only white guy up there, then he gets on the wrong side of the law.
Cuba: Things I Wish I Knew Before I Went
Cuba: Things I wished I had known before I went. A new book, Cuba What Everyone Needs to Know answers political questions that are helpful for visitors.
What Do You Get From Traveling?
The Reality of Travel: Life Changing, Hard, but Something We Can All Do By Becky Evens I have traveled a…
Turning Left Around the World
Turning Left Around the World is a new book about exploring the history, landscape, wildlife, people, and food in fifteen countries over ten months.
A Revere Beach Reverie
An Airline Pilot’s Recollection of his Youth on Revere Beach in Boston By Patrick Smith Sometimes when I hear the…
How My Smartphone Ruined my Travel Experience
Sarah Eddy found a lot of benefits to not carrying and using your smartphone during a trip, between asking for directions and meeting people, to interacting on the subway and remembering things better without taking pictures of everything.
Traveling While American: Passports to Ponder
Is the Passport in Your Pocket a Bulls-eye on Your Back? By Mike Howard I can’t count the number of…
Fukushima, Where Japanese Traditions Continue
Returning to Fukushima Province after the disastrous nuclear power plant meltdown, you wouldn’t even know it had happened. None of the people there want to talk about it,