The slow travel movement is growing every year. We'd love to hear about your slowest travel journey and travel tips you've discovered during your travels. 👉 Share your slow travel journeys and tips. How long was your slowest journey? How many days did you stay in a destination? What tips do you have for traveling slower? What challenges did you overcome?

Sustainability in tourism often means higher costs, limited accessibility, etc. Is it only for the elite? I've been asked this question a lot, so I'm curious to hear your thoughts! I'm a new member in this amazing community. Born and raised in Italy, I've been living in the US for the past 12 years. I'm starting a lifestyle brand for the conscious traveler... let's connect!

This year I discovered the beauty of working remotely, from a sunny place with a beach nearby. So far, I enjoyed Tenerife and Thessaloniki. Next, I'm preparing for Gran Canaria. What places do you recommend across Europe to live there for a month or so, preferably with nice weather, a beach, a good internet connection and sightseeing around? Thanks!

Over the past year, the global travel industry has been hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic, with widespread travel restrictions and a decrease in consumer demand leading to a significant drop in tourism. This has also had a major impact on the world of travel blogging, with many bloggers finding it difficult to continue their travels and document their experiences for their followers. Before the pandemic, travel blogging was a popular and lucrative activity for many people. Bloggers would travel to ...

I'm Desmond Langkilde, a limber 63 year young fossil, a travel writer, and a dreamer. I have a dream that's born of passion, nurtured through countless hours, even years, of planning, budgetting, and grant funding application rejections. And still the Dream persists! Undaunted by others who consider the Dream to be fanciful, unrealistic, or just plain crazy. If your dreams are similar, then I'm in good company. This is a long story. So sit back, grab a coffee (or your favourite tipple), and read on as I ...