[box]Turner started Around the World in 80 Jobs in 2011 with the aim of finding his life's purpose by attempting any meaningful job abroad he could find. He was sick of online bs marketing and companies with baseless job opportunities, little practical guidance from the...
[box]Tammy from Tammy & Chris on the Move blogs about her voluntary work, travels and misadventures across the globe. Follow her journey on her blog, Tammy & Chris on the Move, on Twitter or on Facebook.[/box] Tammy and Chris, you worked in London in the civil service but decided to leave that behind. What made you...
[box]Jonny Blair hails from the seaside town of Bangor in Northern Ireland but having packed his bags and left a decade ago he is on an endless quest to see the world while he can. Having visited all 7 continents and over 70 countries, Jonny...
For the latest instalment of my Travel Bloggers Who Rock! series I caught up with Ian from Borderless Travels, aka @borderlessyak. Teaching in Tokyo, mountaineering the Himalayas, surfing in Indonesia or traveling the Trans-Siberian Ian is always looking for adventure. He has been to over...
I had the pleasure of interviewing Kristen Sarah from Hopscotch the Globe- a risk taking, adventure seeking travel junkie. Sarah rocks because she believes that through understanding people's cultures it's possible to change the world, and in her words "you don't have to be stinkin'...
For my latest instalment in the Travel Bloggers who Rock! series I interviewed Hannah from Caravan of One. This girl really rocks and I can really identify with her story. Like me, she struggles to fit into conventional life and suffers from a major case...
I met Ava from Be My Travel Muse at TBEX conference in Colorado. I was doing the road rally from Denver to Keystone, and we happened to be on the same team. Our mutual fear of the wooden roller coaster at Elitch Gardens firmly sealed...
Justin Jones is author of travel blog Justin Was Here and a 'burning man eccentric'. Justin is from San Francisco, California and began his career in 2005 working as the managing editor for Student Traveler Magazine in Los Angeles. After a 2 year stint of writing and traveling extensively...
I first met Paul Dow on the London travel blogging scene and recently we were on the same blog trip to Poland. Paul's the editor of TravMonkey, an online travel magazine with a number of guest writers who provide interesting and helpful articles for people...