But do these labels even matter, or are we all just assuming?
From digital nomads to newly retired adventurers and passport bros, the modern wanderer is rewriting the rules of living abroad.
Remember, “When you assume, you make an ass out of you and me.”
War-zone travel is not the adventure influencers portray, it’s fraught with risks and hard lessons.
Here’s my personal journey and what I wish others would know before they go.
Ah, Thanksgiving, the day that represents the very best of the good ol’ USA! The day we bask in gratitude, family love, and a second helping of mashed potatoes.
But as the clock strikes midnight, this wholesome Normal Rockwell painting gives way to the day that represents the very worst of America.
It’s the USA’s most unhinged tradition: Black Friday!
It’s not just shopping, it’s a full-contact sport where civility is traded for doorbusters and the concept of “peace on Earth” gets trampled along with store employees.
Yet this consumerist circus has transcended U.S. borders, becoming a global phenomenon of greed, chaos, and environmental destruction.
If you thought Black Friday was bad in America, buckle up.
Living abroad turns Thanksgiving into more than just a holiday, it’s a bittersweet cocktail of nostalgia, culinary improvisation, and a deep yearning for home.
From the hunt for elusive ingredients to finding camaraderie in unexpected places, here’s why this uniquely American tradition hits differently when you’re far from home.
Ah, travel in 2025, the era where your dream destinations come with an extra dose of tension, price hikes, and the occasional water gun ambush.
If 2024 was the year of revenge travel, 2025 is shaping up to be the year of “revenge destinations.”
From battle-worn locals to overrun landmarks, some spots have officially reached their breaking point.
Before you pack your bags, let’s talk about where not to go if you want to avoid overpriced meals, crowded trams, and gondola traffic jams that make rush hour look tame.
“Meet two extraordinary artists redefining travel through human connection. David Guerrero and Devon Rodriguez turn fleeting encounters into timeless art.”
Let’s be honest: these days, the world feels like one long episode of Survivor: Global Edition.
Everywhere you turn, there’s conflict, whether it’s over politics, cultural differences, or the Great Pineapple-on-Pizza Debate (spoiler: it belongs there).
But amidst this chaos, two extraordinary artists, David Guerrero and Devon Rodriguez, are reminding us that humanity isn’t as fractured as it seems.
Armed with a camera and a sketchpad, these two young creatives have turned their love for travel into a mission to connect with strangers from all walks of life.
Whether it’s the bustling streets of Paris or the rumbling subway cars of New York City, their goal is the same: to uncover the beauty in the everyday and give it back to their subjects, free of charge, free of pretense, and full of heart.
In a world obsessed with likes and shares, David and Devon show us what it means to create for connection.
This isn’t just art, it’s a love letter to humanity.
Say goodbye to confusion, missed connections, and overpaying, these apps make travel smoother, smarter, and way more fun.
Picture this: My first day in Bangkok, standing ankle-deep in canal water after hopping on the wrong commuter boat.
A helpful stranger tried to direct me, but my Thai was limited to a mangled “Sawadee ka”, and their English wasn’t much better.
That’s when I realized: travel is no place to go it alone, not without some help from the real MVPs: travel apps.
Whether you’re navigating ancient ruins, dodging traffic jams, or hunting for a last-minute hotel, these apps are your new best friends.
Let’s dive into 10 game-changing tools that will save you time, money, and sanity on your next adventure.
Ever stayed in an Airbnb with mismatched mugs, a host who left you homemade cookies, or a quirky little apartment with just the right amount of character?
I’ve had a few unforgettable stays, and some, well, slightly questionable ones too.
But even my worst experiences are part of why I love Airbnbs: they make travel feel more real, more human, and more connected.
If the Airbnb ban movement gains traction, though, all those little stories and memories could vanish.
Here’s a deeper dive into what a world without Airbnb might look like for travelers, locals, and communities.
Ever feel like you’re stuck in a paint-by-numbers version of travel? Endless itineraries, “must-see” lists, and Google Map pins suffocating any chance of real discovery?
Yeah, I was over it too, until I stumbled upon the same philosophy that Dolf de Roos preaches: Travel without a script, no safety nets or luxury budgets, just you and a wide-open world.
Dolf de Roos, a real estate guru, might not seem like the go-to guy for travel wisdom. But this guy’s overland adventures, full of unplanned detours and pure curiosity, hit me like a wake-up call. My take?
When you strip away all the “perfect travel plan” nonsense, the real journey begins.
Here’s how you can do it, one spontaneous decision at a time.
Thinking of floating away on a relaxing dream cruise? Think again!
Discover the behind-the-scenes truths that cruise companies hope you never find out!