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6 Reasons to Book an Organized Travel Tour Instead of Doing it On Your Own
on: by Tim Leffel
On my three long trips around the world as a backpacker, I was a staunchly independent traveler who definitely looked down on the sheep who were on an organized travel tour. Those idiots! Now that I’m making a real living though
Ethiopia, Timbuktu, Iceland, and Mount Doom
on: by Tim Leffel
We try to give you a nice variety of traveling stories when we put out a new issue of Perceptive Travel. Since 2006 we’ve published the best travel stories from globetrotting book authors, digging a bit deeper and going beyond the
18 Baja Adventures and Fun Activities for Your Mexico Trip
on: by Tim Leffel
The Baja Peninsula of Mexico is 775 miles long, extending from the southern border of the USA south of San Diego down to Cabo San Lucas at the southern tip. With the Sea of Cortez on one side and the Pacific
Cycle the Erie Canal Trail in Upstate New York
on: by Tim Leffel
I went biking along the Erie Canal last month, but it wasn’t what I was originally planning for. I learned a lot when I wasn’t on two wheels, however, and you can read about that in this month’s Perceptive Travel issue:
6 Unexpected Expenses to Expect for Your Round-the-World Travel Budget
on: by Tim Leffel
So you’ve read your copy of The World’s Cheapest Destinations, read the books from Rolf Potts and Nomadic Matt, you’ve priced your tickets out on the Indie RTW Flight Planner, and you’ve been following a dozen bloggers doling out advice