By Nicole Sobel “A world map to most eight-year-olds is merely lines and colors. To me, at eight years old, the world map cured my intense curiosity of the unknown world and what was beyond my own border,” said airline captain and avid traveler Henry Biernacki. When Henry Biernacki was 17 years old, he hopped…
Martinique is Caribbean France By Cathie Arquilla On the style beat for GoNOMAD, I uncovered the obvious for most, but perhaps not quite so for Americans–Martinique is a FRENCH island and all that that implies. Any Francophile would depart Martinique satiated in their quest for all things French with the added bonus of getting the…
Read about the best British beaches to visit this summer! The best part is, many of these beaches are only a few hours from London.
Giacomo rows Clodia in the French countryside. All photos are Creative Commons Man on the River By: Kathleen Broadhurst Right now in the French countryside, one man is showing the world the meaning and importance of sustainable travel. The Man on the River Project is following Giacomo de Stefano as he rows his way across…
Travel Fun for the Family: A Kid, A Grownup & A Travel Bug by Janice Davis By Helena Wahlstrom Janice Davis admits she’s no travel expert — just a mom who loves to travel with her kids — but her book, A Kid, A Grownup & A Travel Bug is nonetheless a warmhearted and practical…
Taking Root in Provence by Anne-Marie Simons: Retire to Aix-en-Provence in the south of France, a book about living the good life and moving to France.
Vysehrad – A Magic Place in Prague. Exploring a castle and elaborate cemetery in the Czech Republic with decorated vaulted ceilings and ornate graves.
Gascony France Dinner in a Palombiere or bird hunting lodge, in Gascony, southwest France, and learning about how they hunt palombes using ancient methods.
Germany: Stephen Hartshorne tours Germany’s Rhine-Main Region visiting Frankfurt, Mainz, Wiesbaden, Eberbach and Hanau.
Maui-Hawaii-Hana-a visit to a small village on the east side of Maui called Hana.
BikeSherpa Combines Social Networking with Bike Touring Adventure By Helena Wahlstrom Social networking is used for just about everything these days, with online groups forming around every interest imaginable. Now bike enthusiasts can take that social group and go on a cycling adventure in Europe with BikeSherpa. BikeSherpa, co-founded by Robert Reimann, aims to take…
Experiencing Corsica Like a Local through Help Exchange By Jamille Wallick When I first heard of Corsica, it was from a friend who had just returned from a “work” trip, which was assisting a high-profile fashion photographer with a shoot on the island. Cliff-side towns overlooking gorgeous Mediterranean beaches, cuisine inspired by Italy, France, and…
