Who hasn’t come home from a terrific vacation only to find that the travel journal filled with notes, ideas and memories is wet, crumpled, bent, broken, torn or otherwise unreadable and unusable? Never again, thanks to Nomad Journals of Steamboat Springs, Colorado. The small company’s journal isn’t just another spiral notebook with a pretty travel…
What we now call travel blogs, travel diaries, travel journals and travelogues are all travel Web sites. TravelPod.com — the world’s first original free travel journals –– started in 1997 and seemed to launch this whole travel writing cottage industry. Here, you can create a free travel blog, share your experiences, discover the world, and…
This month, Vagablond is paying tribute to our fellow intrepid travelers who are bloggers… Andy HoboTraveler.Com Travel Blog is obviously written by a guy named Andy. With me so far? Mr. Graham has “traveled the planet for 9 years over 62 countries.” Though he’s not a Journalist, his record of opinions, stream of consciousness, escapades…
At Vagablond, we’re always looking for frequent contributors. But if you just want to publish an occasional travel journal, we recommend you visit Travel Blog. According to its Web site, it’s “a collection of travel journals, diaries, stories and photos from all around the world. For travellers, this site includes lots of features that help…