Alabama native James McDaniel booked a flight to Iceland on a whim. He fell in love, moved to Reykjavik and has been living there for the past three years. The expat explains his journey, offers tips for traveling in Iceland and his favorite places to visit!
Couchsurfing expert Nishant Prasad has spent five of the past eight years couchsurfing around the world. In this week’s Travel Tuesday Interview, he gives us ALL the details about couchsurfing and even shares his travel budget for his current two-year long adventure!
What if your office could be a beach in Thailand or a cafe in Nepal? Location-indepedent entrepreneur Michael Lythcott talks about pros and cons of working from the road. (There are more pros than cons!)
In 2014, Rob and Cath McGuinness sold their house and spent 10-months traveling with their teenage daughters. Cath discusses their trip and shares some advice that every traveler needs to hear.
How can you travel AND still save money? Former English teacher Kaleena Quarles talks about working in Korea, traveling solo and her current round-the-world trip to four continents!
What is it like to be a Peace Corps volunteer? How much does it pay? How many vacation days? Former Peace Corps volunteer Jessie Beck gives all the details about the organization and her time in Madagascar!
The Travel Tuesday Interview series starts with the Traveling Granny, Merrilee Davis. The 68-year-old has been traveling solo for four years. She talks about her recent adventures and solo travel.
Welcome to my Travel Tuesday Interview series! In this series, I interview a wide-vareity of inspiring travelers to deconstruct their journeys (both the highlights and struggles). They also share tips and advice from their experiences!
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