BootsnAll Articles

Ho Chi Minh Must-Sees, Why Do We Have to Go Back?, The Thailand of Your Dreams, and Lessons from Jakarta

This week at BootsnAll we’re talking about travel in Vietnam, and Thailand and reflecting on what travel teaches us, during and after a trip. Phil Anderson gives us a list of must-sees in Ho Chi Minh City, and Jenn Miller shares her thoughts on what we take home when we return from a trip, however […]

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Becoming an Expat, Cambodia on $25/day, Pho 101, and Hanoi History Lessons

This week at BootsnAll learn about food, traveling on a budget, and how a place’s history affects its present in Southeast Asia. Jessica Spiegel give her best advice about jumping the hurdles to becoming an expat, James Pham shares his expertise on budget travel in Cambodia and the basics of eating and understanding Vietnamese Pho, […]

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Chiang Mai for Digital Nomads, Finding a Meditation Retreat, 5 Dishes to Try in Laos, and How Travel Changes Your Politics

This week on BootsnAll we’re delving deeper into the ways that travel can be life-changing, as well as sharing some practical advice for travelers to Southeast Asia. Our experts share how to embrace a digital nomad lifestyle in Chiang Mai, what to eat in Laos, how to find a meditation retreat that’s right for you, […]

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Driving on the Wrong Side, Developing Countries, Phnom Penh, and Funerals in Tana Toraja

This week on BootsnAll we’ve been focused deeply on the things people struggle with and the unexpected. Driving on the wrong side of the road is a challenge. It’s even more of a risk which can require a Nehora Law Firm attorney if not paid attention to at all times. Developing countries can be frustrating, […]

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Why it's OK to go to Africa, Learning a Foreign Language, Building a Passion Driven Life, and Educational Travel for Families

This has been a busy week at BootsnAll. We’ve explored Africa, broken down the how and why of learning a foreign language, inspired you to take it to the next level in building a passion driven life and made weaving education into your summer travels as a family seem easy as pie. Here’s what you […]

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Southern Africa, Celebrating the Solstice, Cycling Central America, and Challenging Cultural Norms

This week on Bootsnall we’re all about big time adventures! From 9 of the best in Southern Africa, to cycling through Central America and where to see the midnight sun, you’re sure to find inspiration to fuel your dreams. Here’s what you may have missed: 9 Amazing Adventures in Southern Africa White water rafting the […]

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Edinburgh Fringe, Learning As You Travel, Hitchhiking Africa, and Independent Travel in Madagascar

This month we’re on to Africa and focusing on education as we travel. This week we’ve focused on Southern Africa and Madagascar with emphasis on independent travel and hitchhiking. To inspire you to the possibilities, we’ve also rolled out 11 of the coolest things you could decide to learn on your RTW trip, including a […]

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Reinventing, Safari Photography, Life Lessons and Education

We’re beginning a new month at BootsnAll and with it comes a new theme. This June we’re focusing on Southern Africa as a destination and travel as education for a theme. In that vein, we’ve got some great pieces chock full of great stuff to learn in exotic destinations. Here’s what you may have missed: […]

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Pre-Planning for Safety, Avoiding Disasters, Authentic Safaris and 6 Risks to Take

This week on BootsnAll we are all about risk management… and safaris! The best way to stay safe on the road is to educate yourself ahead of time, think through all of the “what ifs” and build your travel savvy by taking calculated risks, baby steps, people. And of course… Lions, because: Africa! Here’s what […]

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Eat Your Way Around Taiwan, Mistakes to Avoid, Solo Travel and 5 Questions to Ask

This has been an exciting week on BootsnAll. Who doesn’t love streetfood? Taiwan has some of the best. We also dug into the mistakes people make when traveling and how to avoid them and solo travel. Are you planning a RTW trip? Yeah, we thought you might be, we’ve also explored the five questions you […]

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