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Unexpectedly Solo on the Russian Railroad

I was afraid to complete the Trans-Siberian Railroad by myself. But I found the opposite of conventional wisdom – I felt safer and braver alone.

Serendipitous Travel

Knowing a place through the lens of the internet isn’t the same as exploring it. Is too much research ruining the travel experience?

Bargaining in Bali

Without a keen bargaining sense, you’re bound to be overcharged or scammed. Hone your global bargaining skills with these tips.

From Snow to Shining Snow – Russia Beyond Moscow

Katrina Keegan shares a taste of what awaits indie travelers outside of St. Petersburg and Moscow.

5 Ways You Can Expect to be Changed by Solo Female Travel

“I choose to be independent because I know that I can be.”

Build a Traveling Circus: The Art of Keeping in Touch with Fellow Travelers

It’s easy to make new friends on the road, but how do you keep them?

Allison Kade

Best American Train Trips Under $100

Train travel connects you to the American landscape in ways flying never can. Explore stunning scenery and authentic small-town experiences without overspending.

Sara Rossini

Budget Backpacking Hacks: Cheap Solo Travel In Mexico

As a first-time visitor, this is what you need to know about Mexico for solo travel.

Natalia Iwanek

Challenging Cultural Norms Through Travel

Learning to push past the comfort zone through travel can cause an ordinary teen to do extraordinary things.

Escaping Cusco’s Crowds Through Workaway

Cliff Moore shares his top travel hack – using Workaway to escape tourist hotspots and find meaningful connection.

Lessons from the Salish Sea: Embracing Flexibility

Through adversity in travel, my mind opened to new possibilities and I could see the world with fresh, inquisitive eyes.

Hilary Thomson

MBA vs. RTW – Questioning Traditional Education

Maybe it’s time we re-assess traditional education. Does RTW travel make for a good substitute for the traditional classroom?