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Travel Blogging: The Writing Still Matters

Travel Blogging: The Writing Still Matters

Travel Writing is an art, and despite having a large number of social media followers, many of the bloggers in the travel space today could write better and more clearly. In this presentation, Max Hartshorne, who has been the editor of GoNOMAD Travel since 2002, provides many examples and ideas […]

Inniskea Was Once Full of Human Life

Inniskea Was Once Full of Human Life

Traveling along Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way, we’ve been treated to ocean vistas, towering reddish cliffs, and wide open stretches of land bordered by crude stone fences places there hundreds of years ago. We piled aboard a charter fishing boat for a visit to an island that up until 1927, had […]

Achill Island, Ireland: Dramatic Views, Splendid Beaches

Achill Island, Ireland: Dramatic Views, Splendid Beaches

I don’t remember ever seeing such a dramatic place as this island off the coast of Ireland in County Mayo.  Achill is a place that people are passionate about, it is the home of about 2700 souls and in the summer up to 6000 come out. Some of the highest […]

Wild Atlantic Way Begins in Westport

Wild Atlantic Way Begins in Westport

Today we got a good look at the Irish coast and did all kinds of different things. We left Killarney at 10 for a long drive over many highways and winding roads bordered by hedges up the Wild Atlantic Way, stopping at Ennis and then to the waterside town of […]

TBEX in Ireland: Ready for My Time in the Sun

TBEX in Ireland: Ready for My Time in the Sun

It’s Thursday morning and I’ve been here enjoying the fine company of hundreds of travel bloggers at TBEX in Killarney, Ireland.  There is no place I’d rather be than here with so many people who live much the same life as I do–writing, traveling, photographing, and sharing their travels with […]

Kuppermann: Accept What You Don’t Know to Understand

Kuppermann: Accept What You Don’t Know to Understand

I worked in the t-shirt and embroidery business for a decade. But all of the shirts we sold were printed on old-fashioned presses using different colored inks with large numbers required for each run. A new store opened up in Easthampton by Christopher Harman and Andrew Kuppermann takes a different, simpler […]

Ponta Delgada, Azores: Journey Scenes

Ponta Delgada, Azores: Journey Scenes

Our trip last week to the Azores didn’t really include Ponta Delgada, but we did have time to hang out and wait for our flight to the island of Pico. We explored the local market, and enjoyed some sidewalk snacks, walking along the seaside and enjoying the sea breeze. This […]

How Much Do Things Cost In Portugal?

How Much Do Things Cost In Portugal?

After a week in Portugal, we’re happy to see that Portugal continues its proud legacy of being one of the most affordable countries in Western Europe. How much do things cost in Portugal? This well-deserved reputation is not without a cost. Things are that cheap here because the people make […]

Salema, Portugal: No Soup for You!

Salema, Portugal: No Soup for You!

Salema Portugal, a tiny and relaxing beach town in the Algarve, at the bottom part of Portugal and famous for grilled seafood on the beach.

Lisbon’s Bouncing Back and the Streets are Packed

Lisbon’s Bouncing Back and the Streets are Packed

If someone approaches you in Lisbon, Portugal with an open map and a plaintive look, be suspicious, warned Tanya Galdas, of BikeIberia, a company that rents out bicycles in the capital.  They are very likely to be trying to snatch your wallet and cellphone that will be hidden beneath the […]

Pico, Azores: Spelunking and Exploring the Coast

Pico, Azores: Spelunking and Exploring the Coast

We’ve spent the past few days exploring the small volcanic island of Pico, one of the nine Azores that lie just four hours by plane from Boston. I came here in 2010 but visited only the largest Azore, San Miguel, and tiny Santa Maria Island, where we found that everyone […]

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