City Guide: Charleston, South Carolina in the Time of COVID-19 I want to start by saying that I urge everyone to exercise caution when traveling. Please wear masks as often as possible, use hand...
Today, April 29th, marks 1 year that I’ve been running 9 to 5 Voyager! The past year has been an awesome voyage in and of itself, as I navigate the waters of being a...
Video Games That Let You Travel the World Yes, this is another coronavirus post. And yes, I know coronavirus has us all like: By now we’ve all faced up to the fact that we’re...
Welcome to the World of One-Bag Travel! A good travel backpack is one of the most important pieces of gear you can own while traveling. After all, it needs to hold all your stuff,...
Travel Movies We all hate coronavirus, especially all the border closures and shutdowns that go along with it. With municipalities instructing everyone to “shelter in place,” our dreams of traveling have been abruptly put...
This too shall pass. Persian adage Surprising no one, my planned voyage to Panama and Colombia was canceled at the last minute; both countries closed their borders due to the threat of coronavirus. This...
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Cuba is known for a lot of things: classic 1950s Chevys; beautiful beaches; and being one of the few openly Communist countries left in the world. While only 90 miles off the coast of...
Adults who are racked with death anxiety are not odd birds who have contracted some exotic disease, but men and women whose family and culture have failed to knit the proper protective clothing for...
Mark, you can’t finish the Inca Trail and not know that this was the endpoint of a pilgrimmage. John Leviers, Turn Right at Machu Picchu Book Info Author: Mark Adams Published: 2011 Geographic Area:...
Washington, DC Washington, aka The District of Columbia, aka The District or just “DC,” is the capital of the United States of America, and one of its most storied cities. One of the first...
Follow my blog with Bloglovin Seattle Seattle is a place of glorious contrasts. Pristine forests and gleaming skyscrapers. Grunge music and corporate giants. This Pacific Northwest metropolis of 4,000,000 is that perfect balance of...
I want to start by saying that I urge everyone to exercise caution when traveling in the time of COVID-19. Please wear masks as often as possible, use hand sanitizer liberally, and do your...
Antigua About an hour west of Guatemala City, you’ll find Antigua. Officially known as Antigua Guatemala (“Old Guatemala”), Antigua was the nation’s capital for well over 200 years, until a massive 1773 earthquake badly...
Vancouver is an incredible metropolis on Canada’s temperature southwest coast. Home to almost 2.5 million people and more residential skyscrapers per capita than any other city in North America, Canada’s third-largest city seems even...
