Category: Travel Tales
Travel Tales features essays, photos, podcasts, and journal entries from travel writers (and some wise traveling teddy bears) that will draw you in, make you laugh, cause you to shed a tear or two, but most of all, we hope will inspire you to get out, explore more, savor every bite, and then share your narrative with us. Travel is not something one does to check a box. It is that place where cultures, places, people and adventure intersect.
Our Most Popular Travel Tales
Travel Essays
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Remembering Little Charlie: My buddy Charles Baty the blues musician
Reading Time: 7 minutes Little Charlie wasn’t only a musician to me. He was a buddy, somebody with whom I had shared a passion for languages and travel. Most knew Charles Baty as an internationally renowned blues and jazz musician. He passed away on March 6, 2020. I will miss my buddy Charlie forever.
Travel Humor
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An Iditarod adventure – In March, Nome Alaska goes to the dogs
Reading Time: 9 minutes Experience the lighter side of an Iditarod adventure. The Iditarod is an epic sled dog race held in March that begins in Anchorage and ends nearly 1,000 miles later in Nome. It has been an annual sporting event in Alaska since 1973, attracting spectators and the best dog sled mushers from around the world.
My Travel Tales Podcasts
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My Travel Tales with Luis Vargas of ModernAdventure.com
Reading Time: < 1 minute Luis Vargas, founder of ModernAdventure.com, talks with us about transformative travel, curated experiential travel, and how his vision for a new type of travel company will help travelers connect with the intersections of art, music, food, culture, history, design, and fashion on a truly local level.
Traveling Teddy Bear Wisdom
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Teddy Bear Wisdom: Travel with your best friend
Reading Time: 2 minutes Dr. Whoo and Tony believe it is so much fun to travel with your best friend. And, as you can tell, they are not exactly similar in style or even appearance though they have become the best of friends. And that is because they have learned to work together, listen to each other, encourage each other, and communicate openly and honestly.
