Bronislav Leydiker

Camping and hiking are beloved activities for all seasons and weather conditions, but if you’re looking for a more extreme wilderness adventure, combine the two and go backpacking. Before you head out on your first backpacking trip, however, be sure to follow these backpacking 101 beginner tips for your own safety and comfort. PICK AN EASY DESTINATION The key to a successful first backpacking trip is to not overestimate your own skills and abilities by choosing a difficult backpacking destination. Backpacking is designed to test your personal strength and survival  skills . These two traits must be honed and built through time and experiences. Begin your first backpacking adventure with an easy destination and a short backpacking duration. This will help to get you accustomed to the basics of backpacking and leave room for error and improvements in the future. BRING PROPER NUTRITION Backpacking is an activity that requires continuous exercise and expenditure of energ...

To understand what kind of traveler you are, you need to go on a journey of self-discovery in an effort to find an itinerary to best match your personal preferences. Before you start planning your next major trip, considering these factors will help you to determine the best vacation destination and plan.  Here are a few things to consider before planning your next trip: BUSY OR PEACEFUL Some people prefer an active vacation where every moment is planned while others prefer a more relaxed trip allowing for maximum spontaneity. Knowing your vacationing style can help you plan the ideal trip to meet your needs. If you are looking for peaceful and relaxing, you would be wise to plan a trip to the beach or a secluded mountain cabin. If non-stop action is what you crave, then it would be best to consider a big city trip or theme park visit. Being aware of your energy limits and preferences will help you to decide which route to take. GREAT OUTDOORS OR BUSTLING STREETS ...

Tourism is one of the fastest growing industries in the world. It has become a major force for economic and social development. However, only   one nickel out of every dollar spent by tourists   in developing countries remains in the host region. Conventional tourism has many serious negative effects on local communities as well, such as disruption of local culture and pollution. Fortunately, opportunities are on the rise for travelers to make a positive difference. Check out these platforms that connect you with vetted local organizations to help you maximize your social impact with immersive experiences. GOOD TRAVEL Set off with GOOD Travel to visit a trailblazing eco-village in Iceland or work on a solar energy project in Fifi. GOOD Travel hosts trips that make positive impacts in local economies, environments, and communities across the globe. You can join one of their existing trips or ask about building your custom itinerary. JOURNEY Journey, offers six- ...