Backpacking has changed considerably over the last decade, and not always for the better! Or is it just me?
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Is Backpacking Changing Or Am I?
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Forget The Gap Year Itinerary, Go With The Flow.
Sometimes the best gap year experiences are not pre planned, but are discovered completely by accident.
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Posted in Travel Talk
Study, Work, Career And Gap Years. The Middle Way.
You don’t have to quit your job to travel the world, and you don’t have to give up on your dreams of travel to have a career or a family either. You can have it all. Here’s how.
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Posted in Travel Talk
New Year, New Start! Follow Your Dreams Of Travel!
A new year is traditionally the time for new beginnings and new starts, make this year the on where you finally follow your dreams of travel.
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Posted in Travel Talk
Avoid Travel Burnout And Indulge Your Inner Flashpacker.
Travel burnout is a very real thing, and there is no shame in upgrading to flashpacker status from time to time to rest and recover.
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Posted in Travel Talk
The Art Of Backpacking, Travel Slowly.
A gap year shouldn’t be rushed. Slow travel is more than just a buzzword, it is a way of travel, a way of life. It is a way of slowing down on your gap year and enjoying the journey as much as the destination.
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Hi, I'm Michael! I'm a former nurse turned published author and world travelling professional adventurer! I have spent over twenty years travelling over 100 countries and I want to inspire you to do the same! Want to know more about me? Just click here!
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