The Travel Diaries

In The Travel Diaries, you can listen to various celebrities talk about the travel experiences that shaped them. The concept is similar to BBC’s Desert Island Discs but instead of songs, the guests discuss travel.

Travel with Rick Steves

Rick Steves is one of the biggest travel guide names and you can now listen to his podcast that covers various cultural, culinary, and other topics. He often discusses Europe but isn’t afraid to explore the rest of the world, too.

Armchair Explorer

If you want to hear exciting stories told by some of the greatest adventurers in the world, Armchair Explorer is the right podcast for you. Aaron Millar, the travel writer who won many awards, is the host with the amazing ability to get the best out of his guests.

The post Our Favorite Travel Podcasts of 2020 appeared first on Traveler Master.

Recently, this account has been publishing a series of photographs that will especially inspire you to travel to one of the world’s most intriguing places: the United States of America.

A new National Geographic book called “America the Beautiful” is now out, and some of the top highlights and images of the book are being shared on the magazine’s Instagram account.

This book will take you on a “tour” of the United States through 50 photographs showing off one picture of each state in the country. A large number of these pictures are now available along with their descriptions on the Instagram page, providing us with a fantastic look at some of the top things to see in the country.

From the general stores of Mississippi to the canyons of Arizona, this page will show you so many of the corners of America that could potentially become your next trip destinations!

So, get over to National Geographic’s page and find a US state which appeals to you!

The post National Geographic’s Instagram is Giving Us Reasons to Visit All 50 States appeared first on Traveler Master.

Are you missing travel and looking to find inspiration while stuck at home? Why not pop these three movies in and get yourself excited about your next journey?

The Way

The Way is a 2010 movie starring Martin Sheen which focuses on a man who attempts to honor his deceased son by walking the famed St. James Way between France and Spain. This movie will transport you to tiny European towns and show you just how beautiful a track can become.

The Motorcycle Diaries

Continuing the theme of traveling the slow way around a continent is The Motorcycle Diaries, a film that tells the story of the travels of a young Che Guevara around South America before becoming a political figure. Seeing the best of this continent will make you want to book a trip to this region of the world as soon as possible.

Lost in Translation

A classic Bill Murray and Scarlett Johannson film which explores themes such as loneliness, relationships, and existentialism, Lost in Translation’s stunning cinematography of the Japanese city of Tokyo from the perspective of two Americans who explore this megalopolis is sure to make you want to travel here whenever the situation gets a little better.

The post Movies to Inspire You to Travel More in the Future appeared first on Traveler Master.

Aside from writing, Lack also consults on marketing, content strategy, and social-media, with clients that include Zappos, Conde Nast Traveler. So when it comes to her Instagram page, you know you’re in for a treat. “I wasn’t a super-early adopter [of Instagram],” she admitted once in an interview with Lonny. “When I finally did, it was because it seemed like hearing about it from friends had reached a fever pitch. I thought the real-time peek into someone’s life—and the cool places they were going—sounded intriguing.”

Jump forward some years later, and with tens of thousands of followers, Lack clearly knows how to to travel with style. Her Instagram page includes photos from anywhere and everywhere around the world, but in the end she always comes back to California. “When I’m traveling, I go nuts trying to capture it all from sweeping scenic shots to quiet moments in markets to the comings and goings of locals,” she admits.

“I love an adventure,” she adds, “I get bored when standing still. I also love how [traveling] smashes the pre-conceived notions you have about the world, even when you don’t realize you have them! We’re all human, trying to get by and struggling with and finding joy in the same things—only in different settings.” Whether planning to travel to California, or just idly scrolling on you phone – we recommend following her.

The post Kelly Lack Will Remind You the Joys of Traveling appeared first on Traveler Master.

The Maldives

The Maldives is an archipelago made of over 1,200 islands. It’s located in the Indian ocean and offers luxury resorts, private islands, and romantic bungalows.

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Seychelles

This is another beautiful archipelago located in the Indian Ocean, closer to Africa than the Maldives. It’s made up of 115 granite and coral islands.

Kauai

Kauai is a Hawaiian island with wild nature and mountains that cover 97% of its territory. The rest is reserved for beaches.

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St. Lucia

St. Lucia is one of the Caribbean islands and one of the most popular honeymoon destinations among travelers. It’s great for fun water activities like diving, snorkeling, waterskiing, etc.

Bali

Bali, an Indonesian island, is known for wonderful temples, volcanoes, and beaches. It’s also the place where you can observe monkeys in their natural habitat.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Bali Life – Best Life (@balilife)

The post These Are the Most Beautiful Islands in the World appeared first on Traveler Master.

Paris for One & Other Stories by Jojo Moyes

Paris is the ultimate travel destination for many people, and many have planned to travel to the French capital this year before it all went downhill. Jojo Moyes’ book starts with a woman who plans a romantic weekend in Paris with her boyfriend and ends up going on an adventure on her own.

Only in Spain by Nellie Bennett

The writer fell in love with flamenco and decided to pack her bags and move from Sydney to Seville. Her book is full of art, romance, and unique energy.

Around the World in 80 Trains by Monisha Rajesh

Rajesh and her partner carefully planned the 45,000-mile train journey that took them around the world. They started in London and visited Russia, Canada, North Korea, Mongolia, and many other places.

The post 3 Books to Give You Travel Vibes Right Now appeared first on Traveler Master.

Travel Boards

Travel boards that specialize in re-posting photos from other users are the perfect spot to look for some inspiration. They can help you discover a bunch of amazing new places, and underrated attractions in countries you’re planning to visit.

Photo Ideas

Instagram can also help you capture the places you’re planning to visit in their full glory. You can search through hashtags and geotags and find inspiration for the best frames and shots of tourist attractions on your bucket list.

Learning Lessons

Instagram is primarily a photo-sharing platform, but you can still learn a lot if you’re careful about who you’re following. Opt for travel boards and bloggers who write interesting and detailed captions that give you a real insight into the places you want to see.

The post Best Ways to Use Instagram for Travel Inspiration appeared first on Traveler Master.

Chat With Locals

If you want to really get to know the place you are visiting, chat with the locals rather than foreign tour guides. Eat where the locals eat and drink where the locals drink. Keep your mind open and greet people in their native language. You’ll discover a whole new side of your destination this way and have far more memorable experiences.

Prepare

Travel insurance. Vaccines. Visas. Say it over and over again until it sticks. You cannot travel without these three things. Find out what vaccinations you need based on where you are going and if you need a visa, apply in advance. You can’t have life-changing memories if you get turned down at the border.

Be Flexible

Having an itinerary is great but if you want to embrace spontaneity, you need to be flexible. Allow yourself the freedom to change plans last minute, jump on a tour bus with some friends you met at your hostel and seize the day. Choose flexible tickets where possible and don’t book things up too far in advance.

The post Our Top Three Inspirational Travel Tips For 2020 appeared first on Traveler Master.

Jurassic Park 

Many scenes in the original Jurassic Park franchise were filmed in Kaua’i. The stunning waterfalls and valley the helicopter glides over are beautiful real-life locations, including Manawaiopuna Falls.

Pirates of the Caribbean 

Of the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise, At World’s End and 2011’s On Stranger Tides were filmed across the islands of Kaua’i, O’ahu, Maui, and Moloka’i.

Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle

The Jumanji films take place in the tropical jungle of Hawaii, Kualoa Ranch. In the remake, the cast head to Papaikou Falls in one exhilarating scene.

Indiana Jones: Raiders of the Lost Ark

The Amazon jungle in the Indiana Jones classic belongs to the beautiful landscapes of the Huleia River in Kaua’i.

Hunger Games: Catching Fire

In the second film of the franchise, the characters return for another battle in a terrifying yet beautiful setting. The stunning lake and ominous jungle are both real-life locations in Hawaii.

Point Break

Although much of the original was shot in California, the remake took the actors to Maui along with many other locations.

The post 6 Blockbusters That Were Filmed In Hawaii appeared first on Traveler Master.

The Travel Diaries

In The Travel Diaries, you can listen to various celebrities talk about the travel experiences that shaped them. The concept is similar to BBC’s Desert Island Discs but instead of songs, the guests discuss travel.

Travel with Rick Steves

Rick Steves is one of the biggest travel guide names and you can now listen to his podcast that covers various cultural, culinary, and other topics. He often discusses Europe but isn’t afraid to explore the rest of the world, too.

Armchair Explorer

If you want to hear exciting stories told by some of the greatest adventurers in the world, Armchair Explorer is the right podcast for you. Aaron Millar, the travel writer who won many awards, is the host with the amazing ability to get the best out of his guests.

The post Our Favorite Travel Podcasts of 2020 appeared first on Traveler Master.

Recently, this account has been publishing a series of photographs that will especially inspire you to travel to one of the world’s most intriguing places: the United States of America.

A new National Geographic book called “America the Beautiful” is now out, and some of the top highlights and images of the book are being shared on the magazine’s Instagram account.

This book will take you on a “tour” of the United States through 50 photographs showing off one picture of each state in the country. A large number of these pictures are now available along with their descriptions on the Instagram page, providing us with a fantastic look at some of the top things to see in the country.

From the general stores of Mississippi to the canyons of Arizona, this page will show you so many of the corners of America that could potentially become your next trip destinations!

So, get over to National Geographic’s page and find a US state which appeals to you!

The post National Geographic’s Instagram is Giving Us Reasons to Visit All 50 States appeared first on Traveler Master.

Are you missing travel and looking to find inspiration while stuck at home? Why not pop these three movies in and get yourself excited about your next journey?

The Way

The Way is a 2010 movie starring Martin Sheen which focuses on a man who attempts to honor his deceased son by walking the famed St. James Way between France and Spain. This movie will transport you to tiny European towns and show you just how beautiful a track can become.

The Motorcycle Diaries

Continuing the theme of traveling the slow way around a continent is The Motorcycle Diaries, a film that tells the story of the travels of a young Che Guevara around South America before becoming a political figure. Seeing the best of this continent will make you want to book a trip to this region of the world as soon as possible.

Lost in Translation

A classic Bill Murray and Scarlett Johannson film which explores themes such as loneliness, relationships, and existentialism, Lost in Translation’s stunning cinematography of the Japanese city of Tokyo from the perspective of two Americans who explore this megalopolis is sure to make you want to travel here whenever the situation gets a little better.

The post Movies to Inspire You to Travel More in the Future appeared first on Traveler Master.

Aside from writing, Lack also consults on marketing, content strategy, and social-media, with clients that include Zappos, Conde Nast Traveler. So when it comes to her Instagram page, you know you’re in for a treat. “I wasn’t a super-early adopter [of Instagram],” she admitted once in an interview with Lonny. “When I finally did, it was because it seemed like hearing about it from friends had reached a fever pitch. I thought the real-time peek into someone’s life—and the cool places they were going—sounded intriguing.”

Jump forward some years later, and with tens of thousands of followers, Lack clearly knows how to to travel with style. Her Instagram page includes photos from anywhere and everywhere around the world, but in the end she always comes back to California. “When I’m traveling, I go nuts trying to capture it all from sweeping scenic shots to quiet moments in markets to the comings and goings of locals,” she admits.

“I love an adventure,” she adds, “I get bored when standing still. I also love how [traveling] smashes the pre-conceived notions you have about the world, even when you don’t realize you have them! We’re all human, trying to get by and struggling with and finding joy in the same things—only in different settings.” Whether planning to travel to California, or just idly scrolling on you phone – we recommend following her.

The post Kelly Lack Will Remind You the Joys of Traveling appeared first on Traveler Master.

The Maldives

The Maldives is an archipelago made of over 1,200 islands. It’s located in the Indian ocean and offers luxury resorts, private islands, and romantic bungalows.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Maldives (@maldives)

Seychelles

This is another beautiful archipelago located in the Indian Ocean, closer to Africa than the Maldives. It’s made up of 115 granite and coral islands.

Kauai

Kauai is a Hawaiian island with wild nature and mountains that cover 97% of its territory. The rest is reserved for beaches.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by @kauai_hawaiii

St. Lucia

St. Lucia is one of the Caribbean islands and one of the most popular honeymoon destinations among travelers. It’s great for fun water activities like diving, snorkeling, waterskiing, etc.

Bali

Bali, an Indonesian island, is known for wonderful temples, volcanoes, and beaches. It’s also the place where you can observe monkeys in their natural habitat.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Bali Life – Best Life (@balilife)

The post These Are the Most Beautiful Islands in the World appeared first on Traveler Master.

Paris for One & Other Stories by Jojo Moyes

Paris is the ultimate travel destination for many people, and many have planned to travel to the French capital this year before it all went downhill. Jojo Moyes’ book starts with a woman who plans a romantic weekend in Paris with her boyfriend and ends up going on an adventure on her own.

Only in Spain by Nellie Bennett

The writer fell in love with flamenco and decided to pack her bags and move from Sydney to Seville. Her book is full of art, romance, and unique energy.

Around the World in 80 Trains by Monisha Rajesh

Rajesh and her partner carefully planned the 45,000-mile train journey that took them around the world. They started in London and visited Russia, Canada, North Korea, Mongolia, and many other places.

The post 3 Books to Give You Travel Vibes Right Now appeared first on Traveler Master.

Travel Boards

Travel boards that specialize in re-posting photos from other users are the perfect spot to look for some inspiration. They can help you discover a bunch of amazing new places, and underrated attractions in countries you’re planning to visit.

Photo Ideas

Instagram can also help you capture the places you’re planning to visit in their full glory. You can search through hashtags and geotags and find inspiration for the best frames and shots of tourist attractions on your bucket list.

Learning Lessons

Instagram is primarily a photo-sharing platform, but you can still learn a lot if you’re careful about who you’re following. Opt for travel boards and bloggers who write interesting and detailed captions that give you a real insight into the places you want to see.

The post Best Ways to Use Instagram for Travel Inspiration appeared first on Traveler Master.

Chat With Locals

If you want to really get to know the place you are visiting, chat with the locals rather than foreign tour guides. Eat where the locals eat and drink where the locals drink. Keep your mind open and greet people in their native language. You’ll discover a whole new side of your destination this way and have far more memorable experiences.

Prepare

Travel insurance. Vaccines. Visas. Say it over and over again until it sticks. You cannot travel without these three things. Find out what vaccinations you need based on where you are going and if you need a visa, apply in advance. You can’t have life-changing memories if you get turned down at the border.

Be Flexible

Having an itinerary is great but if you want to embrace spontaneity, you need to be flexible. Allow yourself the freedom to change plans last minute, jump on a tour bus with some friends you met at your hostel and seize the day. Choose flexible tickets where possible and don’t book things up too far in advance.

The post Our Top Three Inspirational Travel Tips For 2020 appeared first on Traveler Master.

Jurassic Park 

Many scenes in the original Jurassic Park franchise were filmed in Kaua’i. The stunning waterfalls and valley the helicopter glides over are beautiful real-life locations, including Manawaiopuna Falls.

Pirates of the Caribbean 

Of the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise, At World’s End and 2011’s On Stranger Tides were filmed across the islands of Kaua’i, O’ahu, Maui, and Moloka’i.

Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle

The Jumanji films take place in the tropical jungle of Hawaii, Kualoa Ranch. In the remake, the cast head to Papaikou Falls in one exhilarating scene.

Indiana Jones: Raiders of the Lost Ark

The Amazon jungle in the Indiana Jones classic belongs to the beautiful landscapes of the Huleia River in Kaua’i.

Hunger Games: Catching Fire

In the second film of the franchise, the characters return for another battle in a terrifying yet beautiful setting. The stunning lake and ominous jungle are both real-life locations in Hawaii.

Point Break

Although much of the original was shot in California, the remake took the actors to Maui along with many other locations.

The post 6 Blockbusters That Were Filmed In Hawaii appeared first on Traveler Master.