Joshua Tree in a weekend, you say? It’s ambitious. But I love your can-do attitude! Yes, the national park in California is huge – 3,200km2 to be exact. And it includes many, many natural wonders. We’re talking towering peaks, dry lake beds, titanic boulders, and two – yes two –…Continue reading →

It happens even to those of us who travel quite frequently and are in a sense always on the road, how you wake up in the morning and for a split second or two, you’ve actually totally forgotten where exactly it is you are! This is just one of quite a few kick-starters of the frequent traveller’s typical morning ritual though.…Continue reading →

Traveling outside of your comfort zone has many benefits for a person, both mentally and physically. But especially for people who are looking to improve upon themselves or kick a habit that they’ve been needing to overcome, having a change of scenery can be just what is needed to finally accomplish your goals. So to give you even more reasons to travel throughout your lifetime, here are three ways that a change of scenery brought on by traveling can improve your mental health.…Continue reading →

Taking a vacation can help you destress and disconnect from work. It can help you reconnect with loved ones. And, in the words of Mark Twain, "Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness." Unfortunately, travel isn’t cheap.…Continue reading →

Look, depending on your definition of what a tourist is and also just because that’s what you prefer to be known as, there’s absolutely nothing wrong with being a tourist, but the reason why I think it better to identify as a traveller rather than a tourist is simply that travellers tend to get a whole lot more value out of their travels than the typical “tourist.”…Continue reading →