How a Family Spent a Year Traveling - Travel Like Anna
In Sucre, Bolivia, I bumped into the McGuinness family at breakfast at our hostel. I was instantly inspired by their story – a family of four traveling together for a year!…
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Havana Daydreaming: A Photo Guide to Cuba’s Capital - Travel Like Anna
A visit to Cuba is like stepping out of a time machine to the 1950s – streets filled with crumbling colonial buildings, vintage cars and cigar smoke. Every night salsa music…
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Interview with the (solo) Traveling Granny - Travel Like Anna
Merrilee Davis is my hero. The self-proclaimed “Traveling Granny” started traveling solo in 2011 at age 64. I met her on a ferry from Panama to Cartagena, Colombia last year.…
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The Myth About Travel & Luck - Travel Like Anna
“You’re so lucky that you get to travel so much!” “I’m jealous of your life!” “I’m living vicariously through you!” Let me let you in on a big secret: Travel has nothing…
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Travel Tuesday Interview Series - Travel Like Anna
My favorite part about traveling is the people I meet along the way. I have felt like an outcast my entire life. First, I was the girl with glasses AND braces. When I started…
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Why I Travel - Travel Like Anna
Why do I travel? I travel because it makes me feel alive. Truly and completely alive. I recently read Elizabeth Gilbert’s new story in Condé Nast Traveler magazine, and she…
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How to Find the Time to Travel - Travel Like Anna
The great paradox of life is the relationship between time and money. An abundance of one usually leads to a shortage of the other. I’ve talked about money in previous posts…
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12 Places Not to Miss in India - Travel Like Anna
Traveling in India is the greatest adventure. Yes, it smells at times, but the scenery is so stunning it defies words. It will make you feel as if you stepped into a wall…
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The Art of Couchsurfing - Travel Like Anna
Nishant Prasad has spent five of the past eight years couchsurfing around the world. He has utilized the hospitality and social networking website Couchsurfing.com to arrange…
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Lessons from a Year Abroad - Travel Like Anna
Let’s start the New Year off with a little travel inspiration: In 2008, I quit everything and moved across the world. That decision changed my entire life. I recently discovered…
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Life as a Location-Independent Entrepreneur - Travel Like Anna
Michael Lythcott has been working from remote corners of the world since he started his web design firm in 2005. I met Michael at one of his bon voyage parties in NYC in…
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Interview with an Iceland Expert - Travel Like Anna
I went to Iceland to visit my old friend James McDaniel, an expat who’s been living in Iceland for over three years. We worked together in Birmingham, Alabama for a few years,…
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