Blogs of Travel

I'm Amy, a location-independent editor currently spending most of my time in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Here at Nomadtopia I share my experiences to help the travel-obsessed put their dreams into action. As an editor, I help writers and entrepreneurs create extraordinary written content.

Were a couple of biglaw attorneys currently plotting our escape. For obvious reasons, were keeping identifying details off the internet until weve put in our respective two weeks notice. Until then ... we’re dreaming anonymously of all the places we can go when were no longer beholden to the billable hour.

Nonna gets around

Im Lies, a Belgian national currently residing in London, UK. I knew from an early age I wanted to move away from my home country (sorry mum and dad!) so I took the plunge and moved to the UK 6 years ago in search for adventure and a new challenge.

Im Kate. I first started a travel blog as a way to keep my family and friends in the loop when I had to go Puerto Rico for work for 3 months

Were an American couple who in 2014 quit our jobs to travel full time! So far weve worked on a horse ranch in Canada, climbed Trolltunga in Norway, and lived in Prague for three months.

"Not A Ballerina: A Travel Blogger's Life" collects my musings on travel, blogging and being a travel blogger. You can get tips on my favourite countries by checking my country guides page, learn about surviving reverse culture shock or read my daily posts on past, present and future travels.

Traveling the world, camera in hand. I blog about taking your career abroad, traveling the world part-time, & the expat experience.

A travel blog to share my passion for collecting beautiful travel experiences!

Hi and welcome to Not Another Travel Blog! We’re going to be sharing the story of how we quit our jobs to travel the world and did that old cliche of starting a travel blog to to track our adventures. We’ve always been keen travellers, trying to squeeze as much foreign travel as possible out of our annual leave allowances, so when our circumstances at work changed and we chose to take voluntary redundancy, taking some time out to travel seemed like the obvious option. Well kind of.