Travel Tips

I know it’s hard to imagine with the heat waves hitting Europe and the U.S. right now, but it’s time to start planning those Fall 2022 trips.

Have you ever heard of “intentional meandering” for travelers? Of course you haven’t – I just made it up.

Whether you prefer to showcase your travel writing/photography on an independent blog, YouTube, or a mix, we all have at least dabbled with Instagram.

I had maybe one of the most nightmarish travel experiences of my life. Chase’s travel insurance didn’t help.

At the ripe old age of 28, I’ve realized that I travel like an old man. Sometimes a few extra creature comforts become a necessity.

I’ve had a chance to think about travel and the environment lately, namely what “sustainable travel” actually means.

Planning a group trip with multiple people can be tough. Here’s a quick story and a few tips that can help you navigate planning your trip.

Instead of rushing between tourist hot spots, what if you get the chance to see all of the city’s character? This is where slow travel comes in to play.

Ultralight travel is one of the best things you can do to instantly elevate your travel experience. Once you feel the freedom, you’ll never go back.

The thought of cheap airfair and few tourists might be enticing enough to travel during the coronavirus pandemic. But as your civic duty, please don’t.

The rollaboard promised to bring convenience to the modern traveler. In reality, they are a nuisance to yourself and those around you.

Even amidst the hustle of a big city, it’s easy to feel especially isolated when you travel solo. Here are a few tips and tricks to help

One of the toughest areas to economize on while traveling is accommodations. Especially if you are on a solo travel mission, your options are pretty limited. The most obvious answer is using a hostel, but that does come with it’s own downsides as well. In this article we’ll go over some of the pros and cons of housing options while you’re on the road.

Between the drinking and gorging on street food, exercise is hard to manage. With some creativity, travel and exercise no longer have to be scary.

Purposely getting lost in a city forces you to get out of your comfort zone, meet new people and disconnect from your day to day life.

Saving money to travel is tough. After tackling over 35k in student loans and medical debt, I’ve put a few lessons together to help you do the same.

Finding cheap flights can be stressful. Fortunately there are plenty of tools and resources out there to make your next trip more affordable.