Staying Healthy on the Road

Depending on where you’re traveling, you’ll hear lots of different warnings about your health. Whether it’s Delhi Belly, Montezuma’s Revenge, or something else entirely you’re trying to avoid, you don’t have to be paranoid or avoid local food entirely. A few precautions can help lessen the chances that you’ll get sick without making you miss… Continue reading Staying Healthy on the Road

Finding Your Travel Pace

When you’re daydreaming about all the places you want to visit on your trip, or poring over maps creating sample itineraries, it’s easy to get carried away. There are lots of reasons to want to travel to as many places as you can when you take a big trip. First of all, it’s technically cheaper:… Continue reading Finding Your Travel Pace

The Guidebook Question

You see them everywhere when you travel: guidebooks. They’re the first thing many people buy when they consider going to a country, or maybe the second (after your plane ticket). They contain valuable information, help you save money, give you the scoop on what to do, where to stay, etc. But they also do one… Continue reading The Guidebook Question

Traveling Solo or In a Group: Pros and Cons (Part 2)

Previously I discussed the pros and cons of traveling in a group, which for many would be the ideal way to travel. A lot of people, however, would consider solo travel to be the ideal way to go. Like traveling with others, it also has its pros and cons.

A Vacation From Your Vacation

To the uninitiated, traveling the world sounds like an endless vacation, filled with exotic places, great food, beautiful settings, and comfort. If you’ve been around the world, or on an extended trip (and aren’t independently wealthy), then you’ll know that this just isn’t the case. Traveling can be hard work. A tough day of traveling… Continue reading A Vacation From Your Vacation