Both minimalist and slow travel are powerful tools towards sustainability in travel that should be talked more about. Yet, there are large amounts of travelers doing this as a living, even now during a pandemic, these individuals are floating around slowly, making a minimal impact on their destinations. I’m super excited that Queenie Mak, founder of the minimalist solo female… View Post
Half Dome trail is one of the more adventurous (and dangerous) hikes in northern California, if not the entire USA. Yet, the views and adrenaline rush from scaling up the giant Dome rock are definitely worth the risk. Although hiking Half Dome in Yosemite is quite difficult, if you’re up for it, there are ways to prepare to make sure… View Post
Charming and packed with historic buildings, Dresden is tucked away in eastern Germany getting way less attention than it deserves. There is plenty to do and see but if you only have one day in Dresden, make sure you spend the time in the old town to get the most out of it. This post will take you through everything… View Post
If you’re wondering if Krakow the winter is worth it, imagine warm cozy cellar bars, weird hot drinks, idyllic snow covered streets, colorful pastel buildings, ice skating rinks, and Christmas markets. Add historical buildings, old castles, a spectacular underground salt mine, and the horrors of World War Two. Krakow has so much to offer and the winter months are no… View Post
Breathtaking beaches, vibrant cities, intriguing history, national parks, tranquil lakes, and quaint towns. New England has it all. If you’re planning a trip to this incredible corner of the US, you’re up for a memorable trip. It can be hard to choose the right place to go, so I’ve put together some of the best places to visit in New… View Post
Isn’t responsible travel all about becoming a better traveler? Once you learn more, you change and adapt your travel style so that you make more positive impact and less negative impact. Being curious, talking to the locals, and talking to others about what you’ve learned are all part of it. In today’s interview with Kay Kingsman, founder of the travel… View Post
To make your travels as sustainable as possible, it is important to bring eco friendly travel products and accessories for your trip. You can make such an incredible impact just with a few small changes to your travel accessories and that’s exactly what you want as a responsible traveler, right? Let me tell you something. Today, I saw a video… View Post
The beautiful northwestern region of the United States makes the perfect place for a road trip and there are so many different routes you can take to get the best of each season. From chasing the best fall colors to mesmerizing coastal drives, national parks, and cities. New England has it all. In this post, travel bloggers share their favorite… View Post
We all have that friend that loves to travel and sometimes it’s not easy to know where to start. Because let’s be honest you want to find the perfect gift. There is nothing like finding the perfect unique travel gifts to put a smile on someone’s face when they open it. As a traveler, it is important to fit the… View Post
An excellent way of traveling responsibly is to opt for human powered activities. This week I’m talking to Mikaela Ferguson, founder of one of Canada’s top outdoors blogs, Voyageur Tripper, about just that and my favorite topic, responsible travel. Mikaela has worked as a wilderness guide and her big passion is the outdoors, leave no trace, and everything human-powered, especially… View Post
Responsible tourism has become more important than ever. With more than one billion travelers each year, we all need to do our part. Major issues that arise as tourism grows, are, among others, overtourism, drought, pollution of both ocean and land, unethical animal tourism, and increased amounts of plastic waste. Fortunately, there are a few things we can do to… View Post
