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Round the World Trip Travel Blog by Dan Stevens – Ticking Off the Countries, One by One

26 January 2010 4 Comments

As I trawl through the search engines looking for travel sites or travel blogs, or just about anything I can find to do with travelling, I always end up at the same old sites, great sites with so much content and regular updates.

I decided to make a quick post to point you in the direction of other great travel sites, or travel-related sites that you should really check out when you have the time. Just remember to come back here afterwards of course

I’m not in the habit of promoting my competitors, but I think we can all help each other, as there is plenty of room for all of us. I just think these sites are worth a mention, as they have been active for a lot longer than I have, and are the sites that I use as inspiration. If I can end up with something half as good, then I will be extremely pleased.

So here it goes, check out these sites:

everything-everywhere.com
indietravelpodcast.com
croatia-expert.com
foxnomad.com
nerdseyeview.com/blog

So go on, you know you want to. Just say I sent you.

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Anil said:

Thanks for the link and the kind words. I think the travel blogging community gains more by cooperation as there is plenty of room for all the individual voices.

# 1 February 2010 at 12:07 pm

dan said:

I completely agree, thank you for the comment

# 1 February 2010 at 12:17 pm

pam said:

We’re not in competition, we’re all just sharing stories and helping out fellow travelers. That’s how it should be. Thanks for including me on your list! And get in touch for coffee when you’re in Seattle.

# 10 February 2010 at 1:17 am

dan said:

Thank you for your comment and your offer for coffee, thats very kind of you, and I will take you up on the offer when I reach Seattle