The Intrepid Traveler: The ultimate guide to responsible, ecological and personal-growth travel and tourism

by Adam Rogers, Sebastian Copeland (Introduction)

Overview

This book is about travel – not tourism per se, but travel – responsible, ecological and
personal-growth travel; the kind of travel that benefits both the visitor and the visited. Leading travel expert Adam Rogers draws upon 40 years of experience exploring more than 130 countries in every region on Earth to share the smartest ways to travel in this tip-filled guide. The Intrepid Traveler is part travelogue, part travel guide—to anywhere.

Whether a budget traveler or Fortune 500 jetsetter, whether you are 18 or 80 years old and travel with a backpack, a duffel bag or a suitcase, this book has the inside scoop on how to navigate the often-perplexing world of travel, with detailed advice on:

Airlines
Ground transportation
Culture shock
Learning languages
Ecotourism
Pilgrimages
Travel photography
Hotels and alternative lodging
Staying connected
Passports, visas and red tape
Avoiding trouble
Staying healthy
Finding work
And much, much more

Full of recommendations, real-life anecdotes, and answers to the most common questions about travel, this book is a must-read for anyone traveling anywhere.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781987016987
Publisher:	Kim Idynne
Publication date:	11/20/2018
Pages:	370
Product dimensions:	5.50(w) x 8.25(h) x 0.77(d)

About the Author

Like the title of this book, Adam Rogers is himself an intrepid traveler. His journeys have taken him to more than 100 countries throughout Europe, Asia, Africa and the Americas. He set of on his first expedition in his early teens, exploring the west coast of North America from Alaska to Mexico on a motorcycle. At the age of eighteen he left his home in the Yukon Territory with a backpack and an intention to explore the world—to keep traveling east until he ended up back in the west. This first exploration of the planet brought him to more than fifty countries over five years on a budget of less than $100 a month. That experience formed the basis for the first two editions of The Intrepid Traveler.