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Christmas Traditions Around Europe

Christmas in Europe is a very special time of year. Each country has unique traditions and it’s a wonderful time to travel across the continent looking at the holiday through new eyes. The village streets are decorated with pristine white lights and an occasional Christmas tree peeks through a window. The commercialism we experience just […]

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Save Time and Money on Flights

Searching, pricing, and booking flights has historically been the most time consuming and frustrating part of planning a round the world trip. Whether you take the travel agent route or try to do it all online or somewhere in between, there’s a lot of back and forth and waiting and tweaking and waiting some more. […]

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The Peruvian Amazon, South American National Parks, Wine-tasting in South America, and Vegan Travel Tips

This week on BootsnAll we’re focusing on South America–from the Amazon to incredible National Parks, to vineyards, there’s something for everyone in this part of the world, here you will find the best trip ideas. Purchase our remote control golf caddy to help improve your game today. All Zip Series models are also designed with a […]

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An Interview with Fred Perrotta Founder of Tortuga Backpacks, How Long-term Travel Can Change Your Life, How to Plan an Extended Trip in South America, and 25 Gift Ideas for RTW Travelers

If you’re reading this from the U.S., we hope you had a happy Thanskgiving! As always, we’re thankful for you, our readers. This week on BootsnAll we’re talking about how one googler found a new career on his travels in an interview with Tortuga Backpacks founder Fred Perrotta, how long-term travel can change our lives […]

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500-years of History in Cartagena, Colors and Colorism in Colombia, 10 Gear Items You Need For Camping Trips, and 5 Surprising Things About Antarctica

For our U.S. readers, next week’s Thanksgiving already (for Canadian folks, the holiday’s already come and gone), and soon-to-be December, and with it the holiday rush. Why not put off any shopping you’re considering, and read about travel and far-off places, instead? This week on BootsnAll we’re talking about Colombia, Antarctica, and camping gear. There […]

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How to Pack for 2 Drastically Different Trips, 11 Volcanoes in the Americas You Can Climb, Are You Safer Abroad?, and 15 Things You Won't Miss About Long-term Travel

Happy Friday! This week on BootsnAll we’re featuring content with tips on packing for back-to-back, drastically different trips without checking a bag from Michelle M. Winner, a handy list of climbable volcanoes in the Americas from blogger Eileen Smith, Reflections (and a reality check) on alcohol, violence, and police culture in three countries from Maurice […]

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5 Haunted Destinations Around the World, 6 Great Places to Move Abroad, The Secret to Getting More From Any Trip, and Totally Awkward Solo Travel Situations

Happy November! This week on Bootsnall we’ve got a piece on haunted places from around the world from Cherrye Moore to celebrate Halloween and all of the travelers out there who enjoy scarier destinations year-round, suggestions for 6 great places to start your life abroad and how to use stopovers to get more out of […]

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A Day in the Life: New Zealand, Working Holiday Visas in Australia, Solo Travel: Pros and Cons, 8 Small Towns in New Zealand the Guidebooks Ignore

October’s drawing to a close and in the northern hemisphere we’re well into fall. But in the Southern Hemisphere, it’s Spring, although in New Zealand in particular it’s a time of year locals will tell you to expect 4 seasons in one day. This week on BootsnAll, Jenn Miller’s taking us to New Zealand for […]

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Free Travel from Bootsnall, New Zealand for Indie Travelers, 10 Reasons to Go to Australia, and 12 Ways to Combat the Solo Traveler Blues

October’s already half gone and with it goes your chance to win a scary-good trip from BootsnAll and WorldNomads. Read on to find out how to enter and win free travel to Egypt, Cambodia or Central Europe and get our best advice on making the most of a trip to New Zealand (no organized tours […]

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Renting a Campervan for $1/day in Australia, An Ex-Soldier's Essentials for Safe Travel, 3 Australian Road Trips, Getting to Know the Sharks in Guadalupe Island, Mexico

As the weather gets cooler in the Northern hemisphere, it’s a good time to let your travel plans go south. So this week’s content on BootsnAll is centered on great destinations for escaping the winter weather that is fast approaching half of the globe. While as Adam Seper explains, South America and Southeast Asia are […]

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