Tammy from Tammy and Chris on the Move

Today on the Tuesday Talk I am joined by Tammy from Tammy & Chris on the Move. Tammy blogs about her voluntary work, travels and misadventures across the globe.   Can you tell us all a bit about yourself Tammy and Chris. We are a couple hailing from Germany and England, meaning between us we are efficient ...

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Nicole and Michael from Suitcase Stories

Today on the Tuesday Talk I was joined by Nicole and Michael are an Australian couple in who gave up their careers, sold their possessions and left their ‘conventional’ life behind for a life of travel. They have been living a nomadic life for 13 months and see no end in sight. They recently launched Suitcase Stories, ...

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Tuesday Talk with Chris Frailey from Chris Frailey Photography

April 23, 2013
Chris Frailey from Chris Frailey Photography and his family

Today on the Tuesday Talk I’m having a chat with Chris Frailey from Chris Frailey Photography. Chris is from Arizona, USA, and I originally started following his work after seeing some of his storm and lightning photography. But Chris does so much more than just storm photography, so read on to find out more about ...

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Guest Post – Sicily’s Market Culture

April 22, 2013
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The island of Sicily, rich in history and culture and located just of the toe of Italy’s boot! Largest of the Italian islands and one of Italy’s most beautiful gems with so much to experience from nature, archaeological sites, culture, delicious cuisine and stunning scenery. Also not forgetting its very attractive climate! Sicily is a ...

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Tuesday Talk with Neil Barnes from Backpacks and Bedbunks

April 16, 2013
Neil Barnes from Backpacks and Bunkbeds

Today I have Neil Barnes from travel blog, Backpacks and Bedbunks joining me for the Tuesday Talk. Reigning from England, Neil works full time but still manages to get out and see the world, and run a successful travel blog. Let’s see what he has to share with us today. Can you tell us a bit ...

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Tuesday Talk with Ian Ord from Where Sidewalks End

April 9, 2013
Ian Ord from Where Sidewalks End

Today’s Tuesday Talk is with Ian Ord from the travel blog, Where Sidewalks End. Ian has been travelling since a fairly young age, and has seen some amazing things. He tries to stay off the beaten path, discover new and untouched places, and experience what it’s really like to travel. Can you tell us a ...

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Tuesday Talk with Candice Walsh from Candice Does the World

March 26, 2013
Candice Walsh

Today’s Tuesday Talk is with the lovely Candice Walsh from the blog, Candice Does the World. Candice is a very unique and humourous Canadian that blogs about travel, nightlife and Newfoundland. Tell us a bit about yourself Candice. I’m a former tech writer turned blogger/Professional Experience Collector based in St. John’s, Newfoundland. I collect shot ...

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Guest Post – Best Countries in Asia for Coffee Lovers

March 22, 2013
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If you haven’t experienced the coffee culture in Asia then you are missing out. There are so many hidden gems to explore. Vietnam, Indonesia and India produce are in the top 10 countries producing the most coffee around the world. Latin America produces by far the most coffee in the world, but what many people ...

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Tuesday Talk with Barbara Weibel from Hole in the Donut

February 19, 2013
Barbara Weibel from Hole in the Donut, in Tulum, Mexico

Today the Tuesday Talk is with Barbara Weibel from the travel blog, Hole in the Donut Cultural Travel. Barbara used to work more than 70 hours a week, until an illness made Barbara re-evaluate her life, and pursue her passion of travel. That was 6 years ago. Let’s hear what Barbara has to say about travel. ...

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Guest Post: Thinking of taking a gap year? Do it.

February 14, 2013
This was my home for a year with thirty 15-year-old whipper snappers; my room was on the third floor (I loooved the dormer windows).

The following guest post is by my lovely wife, Hannah Brown. Long before I met her, just after she finished school, Hannah decided to take a gap year… As a young’un, I was a bit of a church mouse on the inside – I seemed confident to others, but on the inside, I felt like ...

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