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We Said Go Travel is an online blog with over sixteen hundred writers from seventy five countries contributing articles. Stories are shared with photos and video from a perspective of the transformative power of travel. We Said Go Travel has hosted live and online events as well as travel writing contests. [1] [2]
While women tend to outlive male partners by six years, the story of why solo travel among women is on the rise is a lot more complicated (and interesting) than the life expectancy gap. Of the 600 ...
Sandy Hazelip and Ellie Hamby share the secrets to finding a life-long friend and travel companion. Meet the two 80-something best friends who saved up $20,000 to ditch work and travel around the ...
TravelBlog.org is a free online service which allows users to create and share travel-related blogs. Founded in April 2002, Travelblog.org was the first popular website to use the term "Travel blog". [1] TravelBlog.org was developed to help people share their real life travel experiences with friends, family and other travelers.
Ireland. It's hard to beat the beauty of Ireland. The U.S. government notes that the country has a "low rate of violent crime" so traveling on your own should feel secure and comfortable.
Ward started his travel blog, OneStep4Ward.com, in 2010 whilst living in Australia, and soon began making a full-time income blogging. His blog is often listed as Ireland's leading blog, [26] and one of the world's leading travel blogs. [27][28] Ward was nominated for the 11th Shorty Awards [29][30] for 'Best in Travel'.
Jose Ignacio, Uruguay. This former fishing village is one of the chicest, best-kept secrets in South America—plus they make amazing rosé! Swanky lounges are dug right into the sand on the beach ...
Relatives. C. Jane Kendrick. Website. www.nieniedialogues.com. Stephanie Nielson is a Latter-Day-Saint mommy blogger, burn survivor and until 2021 author of the blog "The NieNie Dialogues". [1][2] She is also the younger sister of another popular blogger, C. Jane Kendrick. [3]