Blogs of Travel

I’m an ordinary guy from Yorkshire, England. I first got the travel bug whilst working in Canada as part of a student work exchange scheme. This gave me the opportunity to live in Vancouver for a few months, then travel around British Colombia and Alberta afterwards.

Ever since we went traveling a few years ago, we're hooked and can't stop thinking about new escapades. We're in a constant search for opportunities to travel forever. Just like everyone, we're short on money. Travel can be as cheap as you want it to be, they say.

OnTaskVA, my website, is where you will find me sharing about my travels, social media experiences, iPhoneography (iPhone photography) and just anything I come across as I travel.

My name is Ina and I come from the great german city of Würzburg. I started traveling at a very young age. My father planned trips for our family every year and I was able to see so many beautiful places. I have been to Turkey, Italy, Croatia, Greece, not to mention all over Germany. I made my first trip on my own when I was only 17 visiting the party island, Palma de Mallorca, and from then on I was hooked.

OppositeOcean is a web blog created and maintained by Leah Budke. Leah is a twenty-something American living abroad in Europe with a passion for languages, art, literature, and one special Belgian. She is a college graduate with a Bachelor of Arts in Spanish but finds that the drive to learn endures. Leah has studied abroad in Italy, spent a year studying in Spain, and is now experiencing a new culture in Ghent, Belgium.

one couples roundup of destinations visited including videos and photos

A Melbourne girl’s adventures in travel, food & life

Welcome to our site! We are Christy Woodrow and Scott Calafiore, two international travel professionals in our early thirties currently residing in Southern California. We started our travel and photography blog, Ordinary Traveler, to inspire people to pursue and enjoy a life full of adventure.

To me, the advice and inspiration I’ve come across through other travel and expat blogs are useful and captivating. I’ve learned a great deal from other people’s experiences, and each post has the potential to make you feel like the world is not as big as it may seem. I thoroughly enjoyed blogging throughout my year in Sevilla, and I hope this blog may be useful to someone someday too.

My name is Marvi and welcome to OSMIVA. This site is created to fuel the heart and mind of all adventure-lovers out there. Let me help you find the best deal, give you helpful travel tips and experience the world as it needs to be experienced.