Tips / Planning

Venice has had it rough the last few years. As I was doing research for this article, I found that people have been writing about …

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Four years ago I thought I could backpack the world for the rest of my life. The way I travel has changed over the years. Am I still a backpacker?

I can't sit in a car anymore without getting at least slightly dizzy, unless I'm the driver. Every mode of transportaron that moves gets me dizzy or sick.

As a child, I didn't appreciate the fact that I knew spanish and sometimes even avoided it. Now I'm grateful to have been raised bilingual.

My goal with the piece below is to show you how I feel when I travel now. Everyone's journey is different but hopefully this will help you understand some of the highs and lows that you are likely to encounter going forward.

This is the book I wish I had before I went traveling. It would have saved me a lot of money and provided better insight on what to expect.