Hi, I cycled around the world! 36000 miles and 6 years on the road... Ask me anything!
Hi, my name is Thomas Andersen. On the 2nd of October 2010 I left Denmark by bicycle. Six years and six days later I returned …
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Google Flights will now tell you when fares will increase, help you find cheaper tickets
Google Flights will now tell you when fares will increase, help you find cheaper tickets.
TravelNomadic Matt
How to Travel the World in a Wheelchair
I love when people don’t let their limitations hold them back. I love it when people say “I can” instead of …
TravelThe Conversation
When world leaders thought you shouldn't need passports or visas
In the age of heavily restricted migration, passport control seems a natural prerogative of the state. The idea of abolishing …
TravelYahoo
Tips, secrets, and our favorite sites for finding the cheapest plane tickets
Everybody loves a good deal, and air travel is expensive, which is why there are plenty of travel websites designed to help …
TravelWhat elements of a solo-trip can be transforming, when it comes to life?
Everyone always says they go traveling or on a trip to “find themselves,” yet most people I know (myself …
TravelThe Blog of Author Tim Ferriss
Rolf Potts on Travel Tactics, Creating Time Wealth, and Lateral Thinking
World travel doesn’t have to be a wealthy person’s sport. In this often hilarious conversation, Rolf and I dig …
Podcast TravelThe Independent
EU plans to give free Interrail pass to every 18-year-old in Europe on their birthday
Under the initiative all EU citizens or legally residing individuals would receive a pass as soon as they turned 18, which …
TravelLiterary Hub
On Air Travel: Pat-Downs, Pissing, and Passport Stamps
Three short essays from the anthology Airplane reading.
TravelPriceonomics
Why Do Tourists Visit Ancient Ruins Everywhere Except the United States?
Americans travel to Machu Picchu, Petra, Troy, and Angkor Wat. So why do so few visit America’s own ruins?
TravelThe Economist
Trading your excess airline luggage-allowance
There are still a few kinks to work out, but it makes sense to create a way to rent excess luggage space, particularly when …
TravelThe New York Times
As More Devices Board Planes, Travelers Are Playing With Fire
The Federal Aviation Administration, citing fire hazards, has warned against using Samsung Galaxy Note 7 smartphones on …
TravelThe New York Times
You Can Save on Airfare (If You Know the Tricks)
You can save on airfare (if you know the tricks).
TravelCondé Nast Traveler
Packing Tips from an Airport Baggage Handler
The best ways to keep your bag from being destroyed are surprisingly simple.
TravelBBC
The secret language of flight attendants
The airline world has its own shoptalk and jargon, and listening passengers can discover an entirely new language. …
TravelThe Art of Manliness
Against the Cult of Travel, or What Everyone Gets Wrong About the Hobbit
Modern culture is in the throes of a real love affair with travel. It’s become a central element of our zeitgeist, a …
TravelFlystein
The Biggest Mistake Most (In)Frequent Flyers Make
We’ve put together a Q&A of everything to do with frequent flyer miles – how to collect them, why to collect them, …
TravelTeleport
Visa tips for remote workers
One of the best perks of remote work is the ability to travel and work at the same time. However, this freedom is sometimes …
Remote Work TravelCNN
Why your eastward jet lag is worse, according to math
A math model developed by a group of researchers at the University of Maryland explains why it takes you days to establish a …
TravelThought Catalog
The Hardest Part Of Traveling No One Talks About
They call it the travel bug, but really it’s the effort to return to a place where you are surrounded by people who …
TravelBusiness Insider
Ranked: The 10 best cheap airlines in the world
Here are the 10 best low-cost airlines in the world, according to the results of the Skytrax survey.
TravelStudio D
61 Glimpses of the Future
In the last five weeks I’ve travelled 7,000km overland through Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan’s GBAO region and …
TravelMedium
Two Types of Travelers
There are two types of travelers in the world, which one are you?
TravelFilippo Valsorda
Securing a travel iPhone
These are dry notes I took in the process of setting up a burner iPhone SE as a secure travel device. They are roughly in …
TravelI am Werner Herzog, the filmmaker. AMA.
I’d like to add that when I travel by foot, I don’t do it as a backpacker where you take all your household items …
Life TravelRavishly
Your Obsession With Travel Sure Feels Classist To Me
No one dares to mention that travel is essentially a consumable good under capitalism and, as such, simply isn’t …
TravelFreakonomics
Why Does Everyone Hate Flying? And Other Questions Only a Pilot Can Answer
Patrick Smith, the author of Cockpit Confidential, answers every question we can throw at him about what really happens up in …
Podcast TravelSlate Magazine
Andrew Zimmern on Bizarre Foods and the Power of Travel
On today’s show, Andrew talks about the transformative power of travel, a life-changing trip to Madagascar, and the …
Podcast TravelThe New York Times
A Traveler's Guide to Taking a Smartphone Abroad
There are two ways to take your cellphone abroad and get data — the frugal way and the pay-full-price way. The inexpensive …
TravelHow do you communicate when you don't speak the language?
Can some of you that live or have lived in a country where you don’t speak the language tell me about your experiences. …
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