…veling the World Since 1998 pt 3: How Other Travelers I Know Pay for World Travel pt 4: How Travel Bloggers Earn Money pt 5: List of Sources While Traveling the World pt 6-9: How to Minimize Costs on Food, Accommodation, Transportation and Entertainment ’10 Free Things to do in..’. Series In 2013 I added three new posts to this on-going series: Singapore’s Chinatown Malacca, Malaysia Penang pt 2 Star Vista Shopping Mall – Singapore General SE Asia…
…exploring extensively for 2-3 weeks! So get ready for lots of new photos, travel updates, stories and travel tips. Let’s go explore Puerto Rico! Yippie! TRAVEL UPDATE: Mofongo – my 1st Puerto Rican meal… Mofongo consists of a large slab of boiled plantain that is topped with some sort of meat or seafood. I ate Mofongo with rare churrasco beef. Delicious! Whenever I try a country’s delicious traditional cuisine for the 1st time, I always wonder wh…
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…one day! cheers, Lash Follow Michael and join his travel community: Everywhere Connection: A new documentary on travel and technology. null: The Travel Blogging Community Art of Backpacking: Backpacking Independent International Traveler – It’s cutting travel costs, but not cutting the exciting elements of adventure. Our mission is to help you travel in style; to distinctive places and to have fun doing so! Twitter: @artofbackpackin Phone: +1 (718…
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…t in any sort of precarious situation what so ever. In addition, all of my travel friends & travel blog colleagues all report using public buses in Guatemala without incident as well. However, shuttle buses also carry travelers between destinations all over the country. These buses and vans are certainly more comfortable and never over-crowded, but they do cost 2-3 times more than public buses. In any event, visitors can choose to travel either by…
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…Matt talks about his nomadic lifestyle, how Nomadic Matt got started, his travel preferences and his travel plans for the rest of 2011. Without further ado, Matt Kepnes: 1. Before you started your long-term world travels you had a ‘cubicle job’ in Boston and completed your MBA. What was your job? I worked in a hospital as an administrator in the surgery and oncology departments for 4 years. 2. You initially took a 1 1/2 year trip around the world…
…isco’s Golden Gate Bridge Q11. You’re based in S.F. How much do you get to travel? I haven’t traveled much since moving to SF, aside from occasional weekend trips. But San Francisco is still new to me in a lot of ways. There is SO MUCH to discover in this little city. This exploration, combined with my job of living vicariously through travelers, is sustaining me just fine for the time being. :) Of course, I can’t wait for the next big trip! Laure…
…en posts on his two travel podcast sites Amateur Traveler and This Week in Travel. In today’s travel interview, Chris fills us in on the online world of podcasts, his own personal travels, and upcoming plans for Amateur Traveler. Q1. You made your first travel podcast for Amateur Traveler way back in 2005. Wow, I didn’t even know podcasts existed back then! How did you even know about podcasting in 2005 and how did you get interested? I started…
Hi! I'm Lash, an American nomadic world traveler who's been traveling solo since 1998. I’m passionate about traveling the world nomadically and then sharing it all with you. I hope to inspire you to travel the world, to entertain you with tales from the road, and to help you reach your travel dreams. Welcome! 
