The Best Travel Blogs on the Internet

You can make money online while documenting your travel experiences and adventures by starting a travel blog, and developers can play a crucial role in creating and maintaining such blogs. This is a great way to do both at the same time. If you want to be successful in the travel industry, you should investigate the websites of knowledgeable travel professionals and experienced developers who are already well-established and copy their most successful strategies. We have compiled a list of 15 outstanding examples of travel blogs, which can serve as inspiration for both content creators and developers.

Best Travel Blogs on the Internet

Be Fluent In Three Months

I am the founder of Fluent in 3 Months, and through my company, I assist people just like you in learning a language in a more efficient and effective manner. If you sign up for my free Speak in a Week course, you will be able to learn more about my approach to learning languages. I'm also a full-time globetrotter, a vegetarian, an Irish guy who loves to have fun, and an author whose books have been bestsellers all over the world.

Journeys on the railroad with Matthew Woodward

In 2012, I made a career switch, and as a result, I found myself for the first time with the ideal combination of resources to rekindle my love of rail adventure on an altogether bigger scale. These resources included having some money in the bank, plenty of time, and a large-scale 1956 edition of National Geographic map.

Journeywoman

JourneyWoman is the world's first publication dedicated exclusively to women who travel alone. It was established on the tenets of trust, authenticity, and generosity. You'll find women who encourage and uplift one another in this community. You'll meet new people, make connections with women from different parts of the world.

Oneika The Traveller

Oneika motivates us to live our best lives both at home and abroad through her work as a lifestyle correspondent for NBC New York, for which she won an Emmy Award, and as the host of the Travel Channel programs Big City, Little Budget and One Bag and You're Out.

Kate, the intrepid explorer

In 2010, I decided to pursue my dream of seeing the world on my own and quit my job. After another 12 years of traveling, I've now visited 83 countries across all seven continents! Oh, and I've never worked a "real" job again in my life. Whether it's for your first trip traveling on your own or you're an experienced traveler looking for new places to visit.

The Travels of Emily Luxton

Hello, and welcome to my personal travel blog! My name is Emily Luxton, and in addition to that, I run a travel blog and work as a freelance writer. You can find out more about what this blog is all about by visiting the About page; alternatively, you can continue reading to learn more about the person who is behind this blog.