Cheap Flight Hacks: Fly For Less With This Airfare Finder Guide
Type "flight search" (with inverted commas) in Google and you'll get over 4 million results. Yep, there are a lot of websites for finding flights. Travel hackers might know the top 50. New sites appear regularly and some just work better than others. But there isn't a...
Rome Photo Blog: On Location in Italy’s Eternal City
My visit to Rome started with preconceptions. The travel tales of friends, twitter rants about Rome’s tourism problem, and the myopic comments of armchair travellers seeped into my consciousness. Rome must suck, I thought. Expecting rude natives, endless...
Amman, Jordan: The Essential Visitor Guide
Amman, the capital of Jordan, is a city of hills and windy streets. It looks just like I'd imagined it. Off-white stone buildings with small windows, plenty of construction, and the sound of the Muslim call to prayer every few hours. This is one of the most...
Visiting Wadi Rum – Jordan’s Desert “Valley Of The Moon”
Like the surface of Mars, the vast and beautiful Wadi Rum is a captivating place. Forget the Lawrence of Arabia association for a while (although I have to admit, that was a big part of my interest in visiting) and enjoy the silence, the tough beauty, and the calm....
Visiting Petra: Jordan’s Ancient City & New World Wonder
Petra, the Lost City, is the most important tourist site in Jordan. It's also one of the 7 "new" Wonders of the world. Here’s why Petra should have a spot on your "to do" list: UNESCO World Heritage Site - The World Heritage Site title means that Petra is...
Pictures Of Jordan That Will Inspire You To Travel
Camels with their Bedouin handler in the desert of Wadi Rum Jordan is a safe, welcoming, and incredibly photogenic land in the Middle East. Bordered by mountains, the Dead Sea, The Red Sea, enormous deserts and lush, green hills, Jordan has a little bit of everything....
Photos Of Georgia That Will Make You Fall In Love With The Country
Traditional Georgian dance in TbilisiA Photo Tour Of GeorgiaThe Kingdoms that make up modern day Georgia in the Caucasus mountains leave a legacy of thousands of years of culture. While Georgia is not a wealthy state (compared to most Western European nations), it's a...
9 Facts about Georgia (The Country) You Didn’t Know
Thanks to its strategic geographical location, mountainous topography, and ancient unique culture and language, the Republic of Georgia is bursting with interesting people and places. But this small sliver of land sandwiched between the Black Sea, Russia, Turkey,...
Where is Dubai? And Is it A City Or A Country?
Dubai is a city, state, and emirate in the United Arab Emirates, a country in the Persian Gulf. The new modern city of Dubai sits on a jut of land in the Arabian Peninsula at a latitude of 25.2048° N and longitude of 55.2708° E. Is Dubai a Country or a City? Dubai,...
Dublin On A Budget – Here’s How to Visit & Not Go Broke
The Dublin on a Budget Guide is the essential guide to saving money in Ireland’s capital, a city known for being expensive. Tips on saving money on transport, accommodation, food, and entertainment. Here's the ultimate guide to things to do in Dublin for...
Meditation Apps Won’t Save You. Here’s How To Digital Detox
We are drowning in information, while starving for wisdom How getting into nature and disconnecting from technology helps you take control of your life and achieve success. Embrace the meditative qualities of outdoor pursuits. Digital Overload – The Modern Problem...
The Disadvantages Of Modern Nomadic Living
The nomadic work-from-anywhere lifestyle isn’t for everyone. Managing a business while travelling on a long-term basis is for a select few. It takes a special type of person to cope with the physical and mental issues that only come up after long periods of constant...
Kazbegi Hiking: Stepantsminda to Gergeti Glacier Trek
The main attraction in Kazbegi (Georgians call the town Stepantsminda) is the mountains. Whether you’re a hiker, walker, or climber, one mountain dominates the agenda: Mt Kazbek. The 5033m giant is a beautiful snow-capped peak in the Caucasus mountain range and is the...
Digital Nomad Tbilisi: Guide to Living in Georgia’s Capital
Imagine a place that feels like Eastern Europe with a hint of the Middle East / Central Asia. Where you can stay for a year on a tourist visa. Where you can drink some of the best wine in the world for throwaway prices. A country where food, accommodation, and...
Interview: How Digital Nomad Chapin Kreuter Teaches Surfing Online
Sometimes a business model appears that seems impossible to pull off. Then you hear about people actually making it work. Over the years, I’ve come to realise that almost anything is possible with the right passion and lots of perseverance. Chapin Kreuter runs Surf...
Location Independent Businesses – Work & Live (almost) Anywhere
Running a (profitable) digital nomad business is one way to travel and pay for that travel. With an income that doesn’t rely on your physical presence in any one country, you are free to explore the world, for as long as you like. Of course, this worlds as long as you...
Living in Argentina: The Pros & Cons
Argentina sits at the bottom of the world, far from any international flight hub, and embroiled in economic problems that sometimes make visitors nervous. It's a little bit off the beaten track. But Argentina is not only a fascinating, exciting, and incredibly huge...
Taipei Digital Nomad Destination Guide
I used to think of Taipei and Taiwan as an extension of China. In my ignorance (before I visited) I expected an island version of mainland China. There is some truth in this, but that doesn‘t tell the whole story. The Taiwanese people are descendants of...
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Things To Do in Dublin [Not Just The Usual Ones] – Advice From a Local
There are a billion blog posts out there telling you where to go and what to do in Dublin. That’s not to say there’s anything wrong with them. They tell most people what they need to know. But I don’t want to rehash the same old information. This is a guide to the...
How older digital nomads Live & Work – Interviews with Gen X and Baby Boomer Location Independent Entrepreneurs
I used to think that the idea of travelling the world while working from a laptop was something one would quit by the age of 40. In my case, I started my digital nomad lifestyle at around the age of 40 and haven't stopped since then. But all this (short) time I felt...