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Vagabond Like a Pro
As I started out planning this trip I began to realize that it could get costly and quick. I, like many others, assumed that a trip like this would cost tens of thousands of dollars. However, as I...
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Travel Photo of the Day: Ascending St. Paul’s
St. Paul’s Cathedral in London is one of the most recognizable monuments in the city, and stands out even on the foggiest London day. One of the best attractions is climbing up to the whispering...
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My Mobile World Congress Adventure Day 1
As a hopped off the R5 train and started my way with the sea of business professionals to the Fira Gran Via convention center, I couldn’t help but take a little stock of what I had just accomplished...
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16 Hour Challenge: The One Can’t Miss Attraction in 3 Amazing Cities
Europe is chalk full of amazing and wonderful cities to see and experience, even smaller cities that are off the beat path are true wonders to behold. Many times though we don’t get enough time in...
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Working While Living Abroad and The Crisis in Spain
When many people head out to foreign countries most usually do it on a one or two-week vacation. However, for the few that choose to live abroad for more than a little while will most likely need to...
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The Light at the End
“All Good Things Must Come to an End” – Chaucer I sit here in the final days of my travel adventure, I never actually planned on it going this long initially. Originally I thought I would stay in...
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Barcelona: The Things I Will Miss
Barcelona has left me perplexed, it was certainly not the place that I envisioned when I was still dreaming about it a year ago. On the first leg of my journey here I felt a very strong urge to leave...
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Barcelona: The Things I Won’t Miss
A few days ago I reflected back on my time in Barcelona and the things I will miss, this really got me to thinking about how every place and time in life has two sides, the good and the bad. When I...
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New City? Take a Walk
Entering a new city that you have never been too and have no real idea of how to get around can be intimidating and stressful. Even cities with incredible transportation systems can be hard to navigate...
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The Wonder of Rome
The world is full of spectacular cities and each has something unique and different to offer, but Rome is a place that is much more than just a city. It’s a place that encompasses everything from art...
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Saying Goodbye Again
As I write this my first travel adventure is officially ending, last night as I said goodbye to all the wonderful people who have made this journey so great I felt a very familiar feeling. I felt the...
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Episode 2: New Landings Are Never Smooth
Continued from Episode One… As I looked down on the bay from the sky, thinking this would be my new home I didn’t feel the same excitement as I did when I touched down in London. I wasn’t giddy to get...
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Travel Tech: Google Glass
Google Glass, the (potentially) revolutionary new product from Google (obviously) finally started shipping to the public, and unless you are one of the few lucky #ifIhadglass winners or a select...
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Traveling Abroad: Wading in or Diving Head First, Which is Best for You?
One of the greatest things about traveling is the chance to experience another culture. The differences and similarities that exist in this world are what make it such a special place and not only give...
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The Facts and Fictions About Europe
Before I left for London and even for a time after I got there I had many misconceptions not just about the UK but about Europe in general. I think that many people from my age range and political...
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Ditching the Crowds During Peak Season
Right now tourist season is just ramping up especially in Europe. From now until October expect to fight the crowds just about everywhere you go. Your personal space is also going on vacation and...
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Big City Escapes: Great Parks to Get Away
The big city is always an magnificent adventure, the sounds of traffic crawling through the city streets, the scenes of daily life springing up all around, and the smells of fresh brewed coffee and...
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My Travels: A Retrospective Part 1
I still remember the knot in my stomach as I waited at Logan Airport, the feeling of excitement and dread all rolled into one. My nerves were a roller-coaster, one minute filling me up with pride the...
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My Travels: A Retrospective Part 2
Continued From Part 1… My first week abroad couldn’t have ended on a low note, the feeling and theme that I would come to know well was starting again. I never knew that this would be such a challenge,...
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My Travels: A Retrospective Part 3
Continued from Parts 1 and 2… The connection that I made with Eva was truly a special one. Although I rarely find it hard to ind common ground with other people, its rare to meet someone who you...
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