Reviews

Experience the convenience of the Camping.Tools app for camping enthusiasts. Plan your trips, document memories, and share with ease.

Elevate your travel experience with LATAM Business Class. Enjoy premium service and comfort on your journey to Rapa Nui (Easter Island).

Introducing Framey, a social networking app for travelers to get you inspired for and planning your next vacation.

See where you’ve been in the world, and get inspired for future trips with the free Visited travel app for iPhone and Android devices.

In this Worldpackers review, Dave takes a closer look at an inexpensive online platform that connects volunteers with hosts worldwide.

Adam Cheshier shares his travel photography advice after five years of backpacking around the world.

An interview with Matt Kepnes, founder of Nomadic Matt and author of the coming-of-age book Ten Years a Nomad: A Traveler’s Journey Home.

Dave reviews his experience flying Norwegian Air 787 Premium class on a nine-hour flight from Austin, Texas to London-Gatwick.

If you’re hoping to get a little bit inspired, here are four travel books I recommend picking up this year, no matter what your reading preference.

Here are three recommended books to read while preparing to move overseas, based on expats’ true stories in France, Denmark, and Germany.

Erin has compiled all her knowledge on packing lightly l into her newly released book The Carry-On Traveller: The Ultimate Guide to Packing Light.

It’s comforting to know that a great adventure is only the turn of a page away. Here are four books that will get you excited for travel.

Grabr is a peer to peer delivery service aims to make shopping internationally easier, it while rewarding travelers for helping.

International House Sitting is an ebook which takes you through the whole house sitting process and covers everything you need to know about house sitting.

A review of the 2015 edition of “Nomadic” Matt Kepnes’ How to Travel the World on $50 a Day, which has been revised, updated and expanded.

In Five Weeks in the Amazon, Sean Michael Hayes travels to Iquitos, Peru to partake in a series of 10 ayahuasca ceremonies with a shaman.

In Savage Harvest, Carl Hoffman believes he’s solved the mystery of what happened to Michael C. Rockefeller after he disappeared in Papa New Guinea in 1961.

A review of the new book Looptail: How One Company Changed the World by Reinventing Business by Bruce Poon Tip, founder of the G Adventures tour company.

Love with a Chance of Drowning is a tale of love and life on the high seas, written by first time author Torre DeRoche.

My first book, the Medellín Travel Guide: Insider Advice from an American Expat in Colombia is now available.