The Reality of Travel: Life Changing, Hard, but Something We Can All Do By Becky Evens I have traveled a lot. I have been to 70 countries and lived in 12 cities, (in 8 different countries). 13 if you count […]
Johnny Jet reveals some of the far-flung places you can get to using airline miles and points, like Azores, Tibet, and Easter Island, for example.
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Tunisia travel tips: Is Tunisia safe? A survey of the hotels, resorts, and attractions that are safe to visit in Tunisia and where to avoid going.
On the border between Calif and Nevada, Mohave Desert’s Death Valley is one of the hottest places on earth. Hiking and exploring the almost lunar landscape, the author finds herself traveling with a family, not on the spirit quest she was seeking.
Super traveler Max Johnson visits the West Balkans (once called Yugoslavia), with stops in Durres, Albania, Belgrade, Serbia, and Podgorica Montenegro.
Is the Passport in Your Pocket a Bulls-eye on Your Back? By Mike Howard I can’t count the number of times a fellow traveler has regaled me with tales of disasters narrowly avoided simply because they weren’t American, or were […]
Google flights can help you find the best airfare deals, even for popular places or during holidays, comparing google flights to booking with a travel agent
A week-long trip to the Faroe Islands off the coast of Denmark, reveals incredible vistas for a solo woman traveler, many different bird species, and hardy people who are known for their annual whale hunt.
Mike & Anne Howard left for their honeymoon in January 2012 and have been exploring the globe ever since on what has become the World’s Longest Honeymoon.
An age-old tradition in Naples, Italy are the precipi…detailed and ornate Christmas models that are built to show local life, personalities and Naples.
Bouillons are classic old-school restaurants in Paris, that specialize in boiled beef. An excerpt from David Downie’s new book, a Taste of Paris.
GoNOMAD Editor Max Hartshorne is a regular presenter, host, and speaker at many different travel-related events. If you are interested in having Max for a public speaking event, email us. Below are the many events and conferences where Max has […]
In Ugarit, Syria, historian/travel writer Habeeb Saloum explores the ancient city where a tablet was discovered that revealed the world’s first alphabet.