Latest travel blog posts

Financial Travel Tip #67 – More Airfare Saving Hacks
Airfare usually marks a big portion of any travel budget, so it pays to do what you can to ensure you get the best flights for your buck.
Unique Transportation: Ode to the Scooter
Nora's love for the scooter has turned poetic...
Taking the Birdcrap Counter to the Next Level
We have a problem. Well, “we” don’t have a problem, I do. But since I take you along for the ride during any problems (and injuries!) that have arisen in my years of travel, it is only fair that you come along with me during this latest issue, too.
Financial Travel Tip #61 – Providing Onward Travel Tickets
Many countries’ immigration departments require you to provide proof that you’re leaving their country (in the form of an onward travel ticket) before they’ll let you in.
Souvenirs, and Controlling Impulse Buys
Even if you’re a guru at applying everything in moderation, when you’e constantly seeing and discovering new things on the road, sometimes it’s hard not to get caught up in the impulse shopping fray.
Burricleta: Do the Electric Bike Ride in Costa Brava
It was with mild anxiety that I approached Burricleta’s neatly organized row of electric bikes in the village of Sant Hilari Sacalm, Costa Brava, Spain.
Ephesus: A Personal View
I try to squint, I try to free my mind, I try, I try, I try – but I just see rocks.
Hiking and Ice Climbing Sólheimajökull Glacier
Ten percent of Iceland is covered by glaciers, with Sólheimajökull Glacier being one of the most frequently visited as a day trip from Reykjavik.
The Ultimate Scrub Down
I went to the bath with a group of other travelers and female friends
48 Hours in Miami
Here’s a recap of my first 48 hours in Miami.