Note from Bailey: The following post was written by a digital nomad friend of mine, Loren Ross. He was kind enough to share some pro tips to help you decide if it would be better to travel alone or with a tour group. The ending may surprise you! Enjoy. Introduction Deciding whether to travel […]
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After spending three action packed months in Peru, I wanted to share my top 5 best suggestions for things to do besides visiting Machu Picchu. Of course, don’t miss out on Cusco, Machu Picchu, and Aguas Calientes, but spice up you trip with the following activities too! Hike in Huascará National Park — stay
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Volunteer opportunities are abundant around the world. They are an amazing way to connect with locals in a meaningful way, gain various life skills, make good friends, give back to the world, and most of the time, save money! When I was traveling through Turkey, I worked on an organic farm for a couple weeks
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Three years ago, I left my apartment in Seattle, Washington behind to start a new life on the road. I’ve written three stories to commemorate those three years.
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Have you heard about the Serapeum of Saqqara?? Everyone knows about the Pyramids of Giza, some have heard about the older Pyramid of Djoser, but it seems nobody talks about the Serapeum… When I happened across the site during my day of exploring Cairo’s pyramid sites, I was completely blown away. Basically, it’s an underground
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There’s something spectacular about the south of Morocco. As soon as you head out of Marrakesh, it’s like experiencing the making of a puzzle. Drive towards Ourzazate and you must wind your way through the dramatic High Atlas Mountains, home of the indigenous Berber people who forge silver and gold jewelry and trade goods. Arrive
