Guide to Scottish Beer and Food May 4th, 2016 • by Matt Holmes As part of the experience of traveling and visiting a new and different place, I take every opportunity to try local cuisine, even if something is a bit out of my comfort zone! While on our Scotland hiking tour, I was able to try the top food for which the country is known, and then… Read More »
Joining a Group as a Solo Traveler—Why You Should Do It March 30th, 2016 • by Matt Holmes Here are a few reasons people don’t travel by themselves: loneliness, feeling unsafe, and lack of travel experience. Those are all valid reasons for many people. Some people don’t have someone in their life with whom to travel. For others, interests, vacation dates or quantity, and budget may not match up with a potential travel… Read More »
Hiking in Scotland for Beginners—Infographic! March 16th, 2016 • by Matt Holmes Remember in 2014 when Scotland voted on independence from the United Kingdom? The referendum failed by a narrow margin—just 55% voted “no”—but that should give you an insight into what you’ll find when you visit the land of kilts, whisky, and bagpipes. From the rugged remoteness of the Highlands to the lovely Scottish brogue, Scotland has… Read More »
5 Things to Know About Travel in 2016 January 12th, 2016 • by Matt Holmes The U.S. travel market is in full swing once again, and growth is expected to continue well into 2016. Planning on getting in on the fun this year? (Well of course you are!) Here’s what you need to know. 1. Airfare Cheers (and Jeers) Few things warm the heart of the avid traveler like… Read More »
6 Reasons Why Traveling with a Guide Makes All the Difference August 13th, 2015 • by Matt Holmes 1. A local perspective. Boundless Journeys tour guides are local to the areas where they travel, meaning you’ll have an insider’s perspective on everything from village traditions and national politics to the best cannoli shop in town while on your walking tour. Get to know a destination with the people who understand it best, and… Read More »