Volunteerism, Not Voluntourism
The Dangers of Volunteering Volunteering is a popular way to travel. In Europe, taking a gap year after finishing college to travel is very common. […]
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Tim’s Top Ten Travel Research Sites
As I said in a previous post, research is a big part of my travel experience. There are dozens of websites I use for planning […]
Tim’s Travel Tips, Part Two
Here are the rest of my current travel tips. This is what works for me, but clearly not for everyone. Still, if you’re used to […]
Tim’s Travel Secrets
“You should start a travel agency,” said my travel companion as I navigated two apps and three websites to book our next hotel. It’s been […]
Couchsurfing 102
cc image: Dave Austria – Flicker This is the second part of my post about Couchsurfing. You can read the first part here. Layce […]
Couchsurfing 101
Although this is a teaching/education blog, traveling is always a learning experience, so I will included this post about my experience with Couchsurfing. Think of […]