Overtourism can’t be found in most dictionaries save one —Collins. And Collins defines overtourism as: “The phenomenon of a popular destination or sight becoming overrun with tourists in an unsustainable way.” This is an issue. It’s a problem. I’ve seen it, first hand, in many places. And I’ve read other travel bloggers’ stories on this…
While I don’t believe there are truly any off the beaten path places in world any more, I do still believe you can travel to less-visited and less touristed destinations — even in well-discovered Europe. All it takes is a little know how — and a sense of adventure. Let’s take a look at some…
As we pull the curtains on 2017 I thought I’d look ahead to what the world of travel holds for us in 2018. And I think it’s going to be mostly good — sprinkled with a bit of bad and a dash of ugly. So let’s take a look at some of my travel predictions…
Movies can often inspire you to travel to destinations that maybe you wouldn’t have otherwise wanted to visit. Heck, maybe you had never even heard of the place. But after seeing a movie you think, “Damn! I really want to visit Paris!” Or fill in whatever city or country or region or site. For me…
If you’re a runner — or maybe a walker — then I’m here to encourage you to keep running while you travel. Yes, I know. You’re on holiday. You want to take a break from your daily life — including your exercise routine. But hear me out on this. There are some fabulous benefits to…
I just finished listening to a podcast on Location Indie. Location Indie is run by 2 guys, Travis and Jason. They teach people how to be location independent with their business. But they also talk about travel. And on this episode they talked about their travel dreams — travel experiences they hadn’t had yet but…
