Taking a taxi in London or Tokyo will bankrupt you. Public transport is the way. But it can be confusing. Here is How to Use Public…
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Category: Travel & Nomad
Embark on a journey of discovery. Whether you’re a full-time digital nomad or a casual traveler, find destination guides, travel tips, and inspiration for your next adventure.
A Guide to International Health Insurance for Travelers
Your regular health insurance probably stops working the moment you leave your country. If you break a leg in Bali, you are paying cash. Here…
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Top 5 Safest Countries for Solo Travelers This Year
The world is generally safe, but some places are safer than others. If you are traveling solo for the first time, start here. Here are the …
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How to Create a Daily Routine That Actually Works
Motivation gets you started. Habit keeps you going. As a nomad, you don’t have a boss telling you when to work. You need a routine. Here is…
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How to Experience Luxury Travel on a Shoestring Budget
Champagne taste on a beer budget? It is possible. I have stayed in 5-star hotels for the price of a Motel 6. Here is How to Experience…
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10 Best Backpacks for Digital Nomads and Long-Tours
Your backpack is your house. It holds your clothes, your office, and your life. If it breaks, you are homeless. Here are the 10 Best…
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A Guide to Visiting the Most Famous Landmarks in the World
The Eiffel Tower. The Taj Mahal. Machu Picchu. They are famous for a reason. But they are also crowded tourist traps if you do it wrong. Here…
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How to Secure Your Data While Using Public Wi-Fi
We already talked about VPNs. But data security goes deeper. If your laptop gets stolen, can the thief access your bank account? Here is How…
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How to Deal with Jet Lag Like a Frequent Flyer
Jet lag is not just “being tired.” It is your body clock screaming because you teleported 8 time zones in 12 hours. Here is How to Deal with Jet…
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The Best Virtual Mailbox Services for Nomads
Just because you leave the country doesn’t mean your physical mail stops coming. The IRS, your bank, and your grandma still send letters. Here…
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