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Visual Adventure: Laos
Travellers often come back from Laos a little wistful. ”It’s like Thailand 15 years ago,” they say. “I wish it could stay the same.” Tourism and development change a place quite quickly and in
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Five Ways to Make the Most of a Layover in Reykjavik, Iceland
Got some time in Iceland?Jodi Ettenberg of Legal Nomads shares five ways to make the most of your layover
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Exploring the Many Different Sides of the Philippines
Jodi Ettenberg shares some of her favourite spots to visit in the Philippines.
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Where do Locals eat in Madrid on Sundays?
Part of the great fun in having a travel blog is that my readers are as enthused about food as I am. It was great to get an email from one of them when
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Wanderers in Residence Select Top 13 Destinations for 2013
Our Wanderers in Residence bloggers have combined their worldly knowledge to identify their Top 13 Destinations for
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Tips for Visiting Myanmar (Burma) Safely
Legal Nomad Jodi Ettenberg shares tips for visiting Myanmar (Burma) safely
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Fun Street Foods from Thailand
Those who have travelled with me know that I’m slightly obsessed with food, and my preferences while on the road are to eat it where locals do: street stalls, night markets, hawker stalls and
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Dishing on Jordan: Travel Bloggers Talk Jordan and Its Cuisine
Indiana Jones may have opened my eyes to Jordan, but it was the coverage from these travel bloggers—Matt Long of Landlopers, photographer Ken Kaminesky of KenKaminesky.com and Jodi Ettenberg of Legal Nomads—that cemented the
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The Hardest Part of Being a Travel Blogger
Travel blogging sounds like such a glamourous career doesn’t it? Like photographers, there are hundreds of people who believe they are travel bloggers. Everyone wants to get paid to do what they love. The
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G-Rewind – March 15, 2012
Welcome to the inaugural edition of the G-Rewind. Each week we will take a look back at some of the more memorable items we saw while browsing the interwebs. From Twitter to Facebook to
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