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Matt-Gibson.org

Matt Gibson is a travel writer and photographer who has melded his work in both fields seamlessly. On Matt-Gibson.org, you can share his experiences from “riding the crocodile” (literally) to ex-pat life to interviews with other travelers. So, who’s up for the crocodile ride?!

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Jamón, Jamón: Alice’s Gastronomic Adventures

Jamón, Jamón: Alice’s Gastronomic Adventures is just that – a gastronomic adventure through several countries. Let your taste buds be your guide as Alice Driver takes you on a tour from gourmet hot dogs in Chicago to watermelon juice and arranged marriages in Malaysia. See for yourself – you won’t be disappointed.

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Geotraveler’s Niche

Lola Akinmade combines her professions as a photojournalist, travel writer and volunteer worker with her personal experiences while on the road. Follow her journeys through her beautiful photographs and vibrant commentary at Geotraveler’s Niche.

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Todd’s Wanderings

Following Todd Wassel through his journeys as a development/human rights/conflict resolution worker and as “Todd the Traveler” is an adventure. His blog blends his work life with his personal life the way great cooks do an excellent soup. Season it with travel tips and you’ve got a perfect recipe.

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J The Travel Authority

Jeanine Barone has visited the world over, writing for many of the major travel-trade publications. Follow her journeys to unique destinations and her favorite “hidden treasure” spots. She also includes tips and tricks for every type of adventurer.

Inside the Travel Lab

Inside the Travel Lab is the blog of Abigail King, a professional writer with a love for travel and a background in neuroscience and Emergency Medicine. Her blog is quirky and easy-going.

Travel Skite

Travel Skite is the blog of Pamela Wade, a New Zealand based travel writer.

Ellen Barone

Ellen Barone is an independent writer and photographer whose work has appeared in publications like National Geographic Adventure, Outside and Condé Nast Traveler (among others). Her blog is a collection of tips and short snippets from the road.

501 Places

501 Places is the daily blog of Andy Jarosz, a creative writer with a flair for short tales from the road.

My Several Worlds

Carrie Marshall is a writer, photographer and culture vulture who has lived in Taipei since 2006. Her blog covers her and her husband John’s jaunts through Asia and beyond.

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