Category: travel
Adventure and destination guides
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41 Gift Ideas for That Friend Who’s Obsessed With Italy
We all have that friend who can’t shut up about Italy. You know the one. Maybe they studied art history in Florence for one golden semester, or have made The Sopranos their entire personality. Perhaps they’re obsessed with Gucci, Pucci, and Prada, or just drink a lot of Chianti. Regardless, we love them—because they are read more
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15 Hotels to Book for Winter Sun, From Costa Rica to The Maldives
When booking that warm-weather winter vacation, where you stay is paramount to snowbird success: You’re looking for a sun-drenched slice of paradise where you don’t have to think about much else besides still or sparkling, beach or pool. The hotels on this list—dotting temperate locations from Antigua to the Maldives—each offer something for everyone, whether read more
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Flight Delayed or Canceled? Here's What Your Airline Owes You
The DOT manages a consumer dashboard that compares what all US airlines offer delayed passengers side by side. Passengers can also check their airline’s customer service plan, which can be found online and outlines policies for handling delays and cancellations. These policies are completely enforceable, so they’re important to know. “Airlines are required to adhere read more
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12 Wardrobe Essentials I Never Travel Without
If you often find yourself unpacking a suitcase full of clothes you didn’t actually wear after a trip, it might be time to refresh your closet with some new wardrobe staples. After all, a trendy, wear-it-once outfit can only take you so far. The items you reach for most in your carry-on will almost always read more
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On Location: The Icelandic Conductor Behind Rosalía's ‘Lux’
There’s a lot of chatter about the 13 languages on this album—Ukrainian, Sicilian, Arabic, Mandarin—but your work as the conductor relies on a very different type of communication. How do you “speak” to the orchestra? What people see of composing—the hand gestures—is like a sign language. Certain movements have certain meanings, like when you beat read more
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Digital Nomad Guide to Living in Scandinavia – Goats On The Road
You close your laptop, throw on your backpack and step outside. The air’s cool and smells like pine with just a hint of snow. Somewhere out across the fjord, you can hear birds singing. That postcard-perfect scene? It’s not a dream… It’s Scandinavia. If you’re a digital nomad, you’re always chasing that sweet spot – read more
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Should You Start a Blog in 2025? – Goats On The Road
This isn’t an article I wanted to write… but here it goes. Blogging as a business model isn’t just dying—it’s already dead. In recent months, we’ve seen major blogs shut down, course creators abandon ship, and even people who made millions from SEO declare it game over. But here’s what no one is saying… This read more
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Finding Your Perfect Caribbean Island for a Peaceful Weekend Trip – Goats On The Road
Your weekends feel so hectic. It is high time to leave the work and plan a weekend trip to get some respite. For such a trip, I prefer a Caribbean island. This isn’t your normal vacation where you run around all the time. Instead, you can ditch your phone for something much better. You’ll find read more
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Join The Shift: Turn What You Know into Income – Goats On The Road
We’re so excited to announce the date of our upcoming, free, LIVE event! We’ve been workshopping, planning and testing things out for the past couple of months and are ready to bring this to you. If you joined us for the Future Vision Event, you already know…our live sessions aren’t just motivational. They’re actionable, interactive, read more
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Time Management Tips for Students Working Online While Traveling – Goats On The Road
Student travel can be exciting… but when combined with online classes and freelance gigs it quickly turns chaotic. Good time management serves as a student’s compass to stay on course and on target. In the first few days on the road, learners often discover that free Wi-Fi is not always free and that local attractions read more
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20 Best Things to Do in Bari, Italy – Goats On The Road
The capital of the southeastern Puglia region of Italy, Bari, is a vibrant port city on the Adriatic Sea. Known for its atmospheric Old Town, medieval churches, stunning beaches, and delicious food and wine, there are so many incredible things to do in Bari. I spent time in Bari last month and really loved the read more
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Where to Stay in Istanbul (Best Areas and Places) – Goats On The Road
Jump To: Best Areas | For First Timers | Nightlife | Cool Area | Budget | Food | History | FAQs If you’re thinking of visiting Istanbul, or of staying longer as a digital nomad, don’t wait a second longer; take this as your sign to book and go. This is my favorite city in read more
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15 Best Things To Do in Antalya, Turkey – Goats On The Road
There are so many things to do in Antalya; an area so beautiful, that it’s hard to believe it’s real. When you research Turkey, you’ll no doubt see plenty of pictures of this place turn up. It’s one of the best places to visit in Turkey, year-round, and I believe that it’s one of the read more
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15 Best Things To Do in Fethiye, Turkey – Goats On The Road
There are so many things to do in Fethiye that revolve around nature and culture, it’s a place that definitely holds a special place in my heart. Turkey (Türkiye) is a huge country, and many people don’t see past Istanbul. That’s understandable; Istanbul is amazing and it’s somewhere I love to go, but another place read more
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