For many of us, Anthony Bourdain wasn’t just a chef. He wasn’t just a guy with a TV show. He wasn’t just someone who liked to travel. He was a source of inspiration—an exemplary human being who taught us how to live fully, listen carefully, and appreciate completely. In the wake of his death by … More Thank you, Anthony Bourdain
Last weekend, I somehow found myself sucked into a world I didn’t know anything about. Thanks to YouTube, I stumbled across a microcosm of something that completely encapsulates the idea of wanderlust: van life. What is van life? Exactly what it sounds like. Also called the “van movement” in some corners of the internet, van … More Discovering #vanlife
Happy New Year, everyone! 2015 was full of excitement and adventure for me, and I’m excited to see what 2016 has in store. I’m not usually one for making resolutions, but this year I decided to settle on a traveling goal: at some point in the next few years, I want to see more of … More A Traveler’s New Year’s Resolution
“Inshallah!”…Wait, Does That Mean Never? Just two weeks ago, I packed up all of my earthly possessions and moved lock, stock, and barrel halfway across the globe. Okay, no. I packed up two bags, two carry-ons, and sold or donated the rest. Airlines these days are not particularly on board with the whole “But I … More Loving and Leaving Morocco
Choosing your travel gear is an important step before setting out on any adventure. As obvious as it sounds, many people an unequipped to travel efficiently. Here are a few tips on choosing the right travel gear for you. Your travel gear should be both lightweight and durable. You will have numerous kinds to choose from, depending … More How to Choose Your Travel Gear
An American Astray 