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I have been traveling and digital nomading for the past 10 years. I spend my summers in my home country Turkey and travel to warm destinations in South East Asia and Latin America in the winters.
I am a lifelong traveler, having grown up taking cross-country trips in my family's RV. My education and work has taken me all around the world, from teaching in Basque Country to writing in Thailand and beyond. Though I am always down to hop on a plane, nothing makes me more excited than packing up the car with my dogs and gear and taking a road trip. My dream is to drive from the United States all the way down to the southern tip of South America.
I'm originally from the UK but have travelled extensively across Europe, South America and North America. I specialise in themed road trips in the UK, France, Spain and the USA.
An avid lifelong traveler and road trip warrior, when the pandemic shut down international borders, my small family (my partner and two pets) left our Brooklyn life behind for the opportunity to criss-cross the US via some circuitous routes, landing in some remote locations to work remotely for periods of 4 to 8 weeks across the Upper Midwest, Colorado, New Mexico, California, Oregon, Montana, and then some. Based in North Texas for a brief period, we continued to hit the road exploring the greater state of Texas; as well as road tripping to New Orleans and the Mississippi Gulf Coast; as well as driving from North Texas to Louisville, Kentucky via Little Rock, Arkansas, and Memphis, and Nashville, Tennessee. During my nearly 15 years of living in New York City, I had plenty of time to plan road trip adventures all throughout New England as well as make the drive between New York and Michigan on several occasions, and south to Maryland and the Greater Washington, D.C., region. Most recently, we road-tripped from New Orleans to Minnesota, more or less following the mighty Mississippi River north through Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, Arkansas, Missouri, Iowa and to its origin in Northern Minnesota, where we presently live on a part-time basis. We anticipate we've driven some 45k miles on road trips across the US, specifically in the past three years alone.
Travelling is my first love, followed by history, literature and good food. I like to combine everything on my travels. I want to get the best out of what the world has to offer.
I am a full time solo traveler from Paris, France. I have been traveling and living abroad for more than 10 years. I have visited more than 90 countries on all continents. I am a travel blogger and digital nomad since 2012. I am a travel expert in many countries around Europe and in all countries in Latin America.
After 17 years as a tour guide on four continents, Monika Fuchs works full-time as a travel blogger. She loves road trips. On her travels around the world she has discovered many routes that took her along beautiful and fascinating routes. She has been publishing travel tips, city portraits and tour suggestions since 2001 on her travel blog TravelWorldOnline about Slow Travel and Trips to Savor together with her husband. She is particularly interested in regional specialities, sights that show the culture and history of a region, and experiences that allow her to get to know the local people and their everyday lives
Darcy Tuscano, an avid traveler, is also a journalist, content creator, social media manager and editor who has worked in marketing, advertising, and non-profit education in New York City, Asia and Europe. An experienced writer, blogger and public speaker, with a passion for adventure, her professional and volunteer work have led her throughout four continents and 35 countries. In 2019 she was featured as a keynote speaker at the Bali Family Adventure Summit, a week-long venture for traveling families seeking educational alternatives. A member of the Luena Foundation, an NGO providing critical services to vulnerable children, she formerly held the position of Staff Writer and Copy Editor of the family travel magazine “Everywhere”. Darcy is deeply committed to education equality with a focus on LGBTQ issues and her humanitarian aid work has brought her to the front lines of the refugee crisis in Greece and Turkey. Originally from the USA, Darcy has lived and worked in Japan, France, Thailand and Spain. Her future plans include returning to South East Asia and devoting her time to organizations involved in championing the rights of human trafficking victims. A single mom, she is currently raising her children in a coastal southern Spanish village where she embraces learning a new language, culture and customs. Darcy, whose motto is “Don’t Call it a Dream, Call it a Plan” is a writer, baker, yogi, swimmer, singer, music lover and avid hiker who has walked the Camino de Santiago three times.
Professional traveler, writer, and photographer. I focus on travel within the United States, but I'm based in the Southeast. I've written extensively for Lonely Planet and Budget Travel. Based in Nashville - the best city on earth.
I am a freelance travel writer and blogger based in South Africa. Travel ignites my passion and I would be permanently on the road if I could. My hobbies include taking the road less travelled and discovering fascinating places around the world. I have been to 47 countries thus far, and counting … but my favourite place is in the African bush, on safari.
Traveling solo is my jam but I often travel with my husband and two sons. Their needs have shifted my perspective, but not too much. I am based in the San Francisco Bay Area and frequently travel around the United States and Europe (plenty of family there, too). I typically focus my travel experiences around food/restaurants, interesting cultural sites, art and connection with the outdoors. I like to read a book about the place I am visiting while I am there. Countries I have traveled to include: Canada, Mexico, Guatemala, Belize, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay, Cuba and most Caribbean islands; Australia, Vietnam, Thailand, Hong Kong, India; Morocco; Portugal, Spain, France, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Austria, Belgium, The Netherlands, Denmark, Sweden, Britain, Ireland, Scotland. I have lived in Chile, Spain, Switzerland and the United States.
I was born and raised in Texas and I've been everywhere in the state there is to go (almost). I lived in New York City for over a decade and have traveled throughout Europe. I love to go off the beaten path and find those hidden jewels between cities. I'm a journalist and pop culture critic who has been on staff at Refinery29 and CBS Radio and written freelance for Esquire, Yahoo!, Wired, Salon, the A.V. Club and more. My love of music means I make all the necessary (and some unnecessary) playlists for every road trip.
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