Sitting in a Sofia hostel, Craig chats with three international students studying in Vienna. What are they doing in Sofia? Making the most of their time in Europe of course. Hear their experiences studying and travelling in Europe.
In this episode of the Indie Travel Podcast, Craig talks to Sherry Ott about travel, arriving back home and life in general. In sixteen months of full-time travel Sherry visited 23 countries in Europe, Africa, Australasia and Asia; which took the bulk of her time. They talk about eating rat, fish with the value of Sherry’s first car and how to avoid being sick on Moroccan busses. They focus on coming home — what’s it like to re-enter the familiar and some strategies for dealing with the shock.
Craig talks with Greg Rodgers about his discontent with life in a cubical and how he started dreaming and planning his current “vagabonding” lifestyle: breaking the spending habits and re-aligning your life towards travel. Using first hand experience they outline several tenets of packing light. Craig and Linda also talk about the exciting range of competitions running during February.
In this interview Craig talks to Caroline Navarro — a Maltese artist and incessant traveller. She discusses her art and the country that formed it. Along with a verbal picture of the landscape and its people she provides some alternative travel goals and talks about her upcoming trips.
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