Blogs of Travel

Hello, my name is Connie and it has long been my dream to travel the globe and experience new cultures while positively impacting the world and the people around me. I made the decision at the end of 2008 to leave my promising career with an international consulting firm and amazing apartment in New York City, and haven’t looked back since! I’m currently embarking on a fly-by-the-seat-of-my-pants-while-I-slowly-meander-around-the-world journey that can only reaffirm my belief in humanity and all the good that this world holds. I only hope that I can inspire some good of my own along the way!

Russ's travel blog covering a variety of international destinations and topics

Travel teaches us the things that books can’t. This travel blog is dedicated to finding the most unusual, unique and fun sights while road tripping throughout America. Join the journey and see where curiosity leads.

Priyanko Sarkar first caught the travel bug when he was not yet a teenager. When a Tamil Nadu State Transport Corporation bus took him up to the heights of Ooty, he was transfixed by the rolling hillside and the gradual ascent until the plains were distant specks.

Step 1: Admit you have a problem (hint: your job), Step 2: Quit job and travel!

In 2007, Tony and Thomas decided to quit their jobs, leave the security of sedentary life behind, and travel the globe full time. Join us as we explore the world, discover its wonders, and experiment with our own version of contemporary nomadic living

Contented Traveller is about travel and the various experiences that inevitably occur – planned or unplanned. I guess it also a mid life opportunity (not a crisis), where I can share my passions for travel and writing after 31 years of working in a very satisfying job as a teacher.

my name is Paula, I am 27 years of age and am finally on the road to my travel dreams.

At Continental Divides, youll find a carefully curated collection of travel tips and personal tales reflecting our first-hand experiences around the globe. From the people we’ve met and the places weve been, to the planning and preparation behind our adventures, well chronicle the highs, the lows and the everyday realities of two working professionals taking the path less traveled.

Wanderings and wonderings: travel tips and observational writing from the road