Travel Blogging

Go Backpacking seeks a United States-based adventure travel writer to contribute original stories on a weekly basis. Paid position.

Dave highlights his writing for Go Backpacking in 2020 as well as the guest contributions by his fellow travel bloggers.

Dave shares how he built a career as a successful travel blogger, from his first Geocities website in 1998 to the launch of a new food blog 20 years later.

Meet Adam Cheshier, Go Backpacking’s first Community Manager! Adam is taking the lead on all things social media, starting with Pinterest and Facebook.

Go Backpacking, a leading independent travel blog, is looking for a Virtual Assistant (VA) to help with the day-to-day activities required to help grow the business.

For women like Amber Young, the chance to combine travel and work can be a dream come true. Discover what it’s like to be a travel videographer in 2016.

A list of Go Backpacking’s 10 most popular posts published in 2014, plus a bonus list featuring the Editor’s picks.

Guest contributor Francis Tapon shares tips and strategies for how to crowdfund your travels using services like Kickstarter and Indiegogo.

Dave looks back on a year of travel in 2013, including visits to Colombia, Mexico, Canada and Panama, and looks ahead to his plans for 2014.

Mark shares his top 5 tips for taking better travel photos, including being confident, focusing on the details around you, and taking your time.

A collection of the top ten posts most popular posts of 2012 on Go Backpacking, plus another 12 destination-specific posts.

In this interview, Stephen Bugno of Bohemian Traveler shares how joining the Travel Blog Success community helped him become location independent.

A collection of Brooke Schoenman’s contributions to Go Backpacking in 2012, including female travel topics, couples travel, and tips for Australia.

Two weeks ago, travel bloggers from around the world began to congregate in Girona, Spain for the 2012 European TBEX conference. Here’s my review of TBEX in Costa Brava, for …

The Wireless Generation is a documentary shot around the world, showcasing location independent professionals.

An interview with Nomadic Samuel on his experience building a blog, and being a part of the Travel Blog Success community.

Having no permanent home and being faced with countless distractions are part of the lifestyle of working while traveling. While travel blogging is something I highly enjoy doing unless I …

[F]or the first time in 10 years, I’m a man without a dream. I came to this realization last month, which was also my 5-year blogiversary (blogging anniversary), and it …

From Dave:  I’m excited to announce Brooke Schoenman will be joining the Go Backpacking family as of this month, and will henceforth be contributing on a weekly basis. I began …

‘Tis the season for retrospective blog posts. Putting together these list brings back a lot of memories, not just of writing my own stories, but of reading those contributed by …