Blogs of Travel

Hi, and thanks so much for coming to check out my travels! Sharing travel tips is one of my greatest joys, and nothing would make me happier than you taking away a little piece of points and miles wisdom or a great dinner rec to use on your next trip.

We inform, entertain and inspire travel lovers near and far. Just give us a minute!

the main reason I decided to create 7 Continents 1 Passport is because I want to share my trips with you, plus I want to inspire and motivate you and show you how easy it is to travel.

I'm Jeremy Larsen, a Type 1 diabetic and world traveler. 70-130.com is my way to inspire diabetics and others to get out and see the world more. I have had T1D for over thirty years, and I've traveled to over thirty countries, insulin and blood glucose meter at my side. You can go anywhere with diabetes.

I am an Australian named Brenden who has given up his job as a manager in a call centre to travel and experience other cultures and customs.

We are a husband and wife that realized we should put to good use or loves of travel, photography, dining, exploring and picky-ness (we like to think of it as discerning taste)! We have our unique take on life, and that translates into discovery. Our core skill is searching beyond fad, to the underlying truth of the world. In metaphor we are into Books, not Covers (though an exciting cover can be part of a wonderful book!)

My travel tales from places I explore. It is all about food, places, people, culture & every other wonder of being a vagabond.

Her new video series, A Broad Abroad, is one of the first female-hosted travel adventure series of its kind. In it Paula invites viewers to explore the unknown and discover the unexpected in both familiar and exotic locales around the world. Her motto: Be Adventurous. Be Bold. Be Brave. Reclaim Yourself.

My name is Melissa and I am from Quebec, Canada. I am a random backpacker, professional photo bomber, lovely devil-ish angel who decided to blog about it. Find my broken stories as a traveller with debts and massive doses of craziness.

Although we have nil savings, we definitely plan to start keeping keep a little aside – whatever gets left after the travels. Yes, nobody knows what tomorrow has in store, but I for one would want to retire in style, if I live to see that day! Maybe not in a palatial condo, but someplace to return to after wandering the world. A place which would have a lovely portico and a tiny tea parlor within a mini library – Now isn’t that a portion of a dream, to set aside a little for?