Inspirational travel writers

Some people in the travel industry are well-known from television series where they travel around the world. But this time I would like to focus on the not so well-known faces of the traveling sphere.

I read a lot of travel blogs. Some are serious, some are hilarious, but all provide interesting updates on their adventures as well as providing tons of inspiration for my own journeys.

Shakespeare and Company, the legendary travel bookstore in Paris.

They are rarely mentioned on TV but still inspires millions to explore the world, in their own quirky ways. Together they represent a great mix of online content to be inspired by.

• Chris Guillebeau (@chrisguillebeau)
• Johnny Ward (@onestep4ward)
• Leif Pettersen (@leifpettersen) rants about pretty much anything in a very entertaining way.
• Brian Thacker (@bgthacker) is perhaps best known for his hilarious books, unless you’ve been one of his acolytes during the infamous Top Deck tour days.
• Christoph Rehage (@crehage) rose to fame with the viral video chronicling his walk across China, mentioned here a few years ago.
• Nomadic Matt (@nomadicmatt)
• Drew Binsky (@drewbinsky)
• Kristin Addis (@bemytravelmuse)
• Matthew Karsten (@expertvagabond)
• Karisa Klee (@FlirtWithGlobe)
• Gary Arndt (@everywheretrip)
• Brendan van Son (@brendanvanson)
• Erik Ohlson
• Clemens Sehi (@anekdotique)
• Evelina Utterdahl (@earthwanderess)
• Michael Turtle (@michaelturtle)
• Alexandra Baackes (@WanderlandAlex)
• Heather Poole (@heather_poole)
• Rachelle Lucas (@TravelBlggr)
• Sabrina Iovino (@Just1WayTicket )
• Kate McCulley (@adventurouskate)
• Daniel Noll and Audrey Scott (@umarket)
• Lee Abbamonte (@leeabbamonte)
• Agness Tramp (@Agnesstramp)
• Gerry O’Shea (@osheagt)
• Nora Dunn (@hobonora)
• Jodi Ettenberg (@legalnomads)
• Geraldine DeRuiter (@everywhereist)
• Alexandra Baackes (@wanderlandalex)
• Kirsten Alana (@kirstenalana)
• Nathan & Sofia (@aswetravel)