Locationless Living

During the height of the Roman Empire, Paphos, located on the southwestern coast of Cyprus, was said to be the birthplace of the goddess of love, Aphrodite. Although the sacrifices of olive oil and livestock have ceased, Paphos remains an island destination for romantics and curious tourists alike. Any Cyprus holiday would be incomplete without [...]

I am really weird and different. Not in a good or bad way. Just strange. That is what one person I am close with here in Colombia tell me constantly. She says I am an E.T. and I totally understand why. At home in the United States I am an ordinary guy from the east [...]

Travelling in the United States of America can be an absolutely amazing experience. There are so many different states that have completely different looks and backgrounds to them. Thanks to the size and horizontal length of America there is pretty much any environment that anyone could ever want right here in the states. One of [...]

In the past twenty or so days I have transformed this travel blog from a hobby into a serious business in the black to the tune of over $1,000 US. I sold out! But the potential earnings from this new business is well worth it. At least I am not trying to sell a dumb [...]

When Greece is in the headlines these days, it’s usually focusing on the financial chaos that the islands are experiencing. Tourists have cancelled their trips in record numbers after watching news feeds of rioting Grecians on the streets of Athens. As the Greek economy is highly seasonal and relies on tourism more than most other [...]

Palma, the capital of Mallorca on the Balearic islands of Spain, is one of the more picturesque destinations on the Mediterranean. The settlement was founded by the Roman empire, but traded hands multiple times throughout the middle ages between Muslim conquerers and various Spanish kingdoms. Notably, it was a port often used by pirates, although those days have [...]