A Fresh Perspective on Travel Every Day
Lifestyles have certainly changed in recent years, with many individuals now working from home or splitting their time between their home office and their workplace. Consequently, there is a growing demand for gifts specially tailored for those who work remotely. Drawing on our experience as digital nomads for over 15 years, we’ve compiled a list of the best work-from-home gifts that can enhance productivity and comfort in your home office.
1. Overview of travel jobs that enable you to work and explore the globe.
Fancy working Abroad? A TEFL certification course gives you the tools you need to start teaching English abroad. TEFL (Teach English as a Foreign Language) is a great way to kick start your travels.
Do you want to travel the world? There is finally light at the end of the tunnel and the world is opening up to tourism again. With people getting used to remote work, many are looking for new destinations to work from as borders begin to open.
The United States National Parks are stunning natural treasures. With 63 national parks across the country, we’ve had the privilege of visiting many, from Alaska to Hawaii and beyond.
The Grand Canyon is one of the world’s natural wonders that truly lives up to its hype. Spanning over a mile deep, 18 miles wide, and 277 miles long, the canyon follows the Colorado River and creates an awe-inspiring landscape.
If you are looking for things to do in New Orleans, you will discover that there is a lot to choose from. While it’s known for Mardi Gras and its legendary 24-hour parties on Bourbon Street, New Orleans is so much more than just booze and festivities.
1. San Francisco’s Must-See Attractions
Let’s start off our best hikes in the USA in the final frontier of adventure travel, Alaska! Making a base in Juneau, Alaska, the Tongass National Forest is filled with hiking trails. With 700 miles of hiking trails, you’ll find wild America with bears, glaciers, and caves along almost every path. Hiring a guide is advisable if you lack backcountry experience.
We love rock n’ roll. If you read our about us page, you’ll know that Dave and I wanted to be rock stars. We moved to Vancouver to pursue our music careers. Alas, our dream didn’t come true, but we do love living the life of a travel blogger.
Winter in Colorado gives you access to diverse natural snow-covered landscapes, providing tons of winter activities. From iconic small ski towns that make enjoying snow sports accessible to Denver, a large city with delicious food, cultural events, and historic sites, Colorado has something for everyone. Here are the top winter activities in Colorado to enjoy during your trip.
We’ve taken a lot of the best road trips in the world during our travels. We’ve done everything from epic road trips lasting 6 weeks to one-day scenic drives that cover spectacular scenery. We’ve driven some incredible routes, and here are the best road trips we have experienced around the world.
Of course, we had heard of Cody, Wyoming before planning our trip to Cody Yellowstone, but we had no idea how special this destination was. When witnessing the extraordinary scenery surrounding this town, one can understand why Buffalo Bill Cody chose this location to build the town that carries his namesake. One can imagine the thousands of buffalo roaming the plains just below the picturesque Big Horn Mountains.
Closures: Yosemite is open year-roundbut some roads are closed in winter due to snow. Certain areas are off-limits because of rock falls. Additionally, Glacier Point Road was closed in 2022 for improvements and is expected to reopen in 2023 but with potential delays. For updated information, visit theNational Parks Service Government Website.
Chicago, it’s my kind of town. Really. Since moving here more than 15 years ago, it’s become my home, my favorite city in the world, andone of the best places to eat.Formerly known as a meat and potatoes town, this Midwestern city has come a very long way and I’m here to share all my picks for the best places to eat in Chicago.
Discover the top experiences and attractions in Detroit, Michigan, a city rich with history, culture, and excitement. From iconic museums to beautiful parks, this guide outlines the coolest things to do in Detroit.
Everybody loves St. Patrick’s Day. It is a vibrant festival filled with beer, green attire, and joyous gatherings with family and friends. This occasion celebrates Irish culture globally. Most individuals are unaware of the historical significance of Saint Patrick, so let’s delve into some fascinating St. Patrick’s Day facts that enhance your understanding of these lively festivities.
Located at the convergence of three rivers (Milwaukee, Menomonee, Kinnickinnic) and along the shores of Lake Michigan, Milwaukee is a vibrant city full of unique experiences, perfect for a city escape. From renowned music festivals to hidden speakeasies, there is so much to discover.
Michigan, it’s right in our own backyard. Growing up on the Great Lakes in Ontario, crossing the border at Detroit was a regular event. Back in 2020, border crossings became a rarity, and nostalgia set in as we reminisced about road trips through Michigan. Consequently, we decided to share the coolest experiences in Northern Michigan that we believe will surprise and inspire you.
