International
Wildlife Voluntourism in Namibia
Safeguarding big cats, elephants, and other species with Biosphere Expeditions.
10 Simple Tips to Keep Yourself Safe on a Solo Adventure Abroad
Travel blogger, Megan Hettwer, provides 10 surefire tips for staying safe on your next solo adventure abroad.
OneSeed Expeditions: Empowering Women Entrepreneurs Through Tourism
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Run Like an Olympian in London
London’s City Jogging Tours gave me with the chance to exercise with a local and see some of the sights at the same time.
Okavango Delta Safari Adventures in Botswana
An experienced equestrian and adventuress explores the hippo-made highways and elephant-trampled bush of this African delta on horseback, encountering sizeable game and overcoming challenges of equal proportion along the way.
Traveling to Teach
Helen Thayer explores all corners of the globe to experience its cultures and share them with others.
International Supper Club
Follow and support Amie and her partner as they pedal and eat their way around Europe and Asia.
Solo Traveler
I prefer to travel alone. I’m at my most selfish and self-indulgent when I fly solo. I also feel at my most vulnerable. Sometimes, I go to countries where a wandering single white woman is an attraction in and of itself. Are there moments of discomfort? Of course. Do I feel in danger? Very rarely.
Through India on a Rickshaw
They say patience is a virtue, but when it comes to travel, I’m not that virtuous. When I arrived in India a few weeks ago to complete the Rickshaw Run, I realized that mentality wouldn’t work. With a 7-horsepower, two-stroke engine, the auto-rickshaws we’d be steering across India run at an average of 35 mph.
A Lyrical Landscape Along the Danube Bike Trail
Ann Yungmeyer’s great travelogue on her cycling trip down the Danube Bike Trail.
A Settlement of Criminals
Sea Dragon was making good time, and we weren’t expected in Tahiti for nine days so we made a pit stop on Pitcairn Island. Of its 55 inhabitants, 44 are are direct descendants of the original mutineers who sought refuge there. I couldn’t wait to see how the folks survived in this isolated place.
