Mark Weins from Migrationology.com traveled the world and was a nomad without a home for more than 52 consecutive weeks. Here he shows you how to get free accommodation and make friends around the world with Couchsurfing.

My definitive guide to traveling to Thailand, after living in Bangkok for 1.5 years. Airfare, visas, hostels, guesthouses, Thai language, banking, vaccinations, and everything else in between!

Kirsty left Canada in 2001 and has been traveling, working, and volunteering abroad ever since. Her latest and greatest passion is volunteering and she has spent 11 months out of the past two years as a volunteer doing disaster relief work. Learn how international volunteering can give you a unique travel experience.

If you’re someone who’s tired of living from one paycheck to the next, want to build a solid safety net, curb impulse spending and increase your earning power, then Adam Baker at Man Vs. Debt is someone you should be listening to. He and his wife paid off about $18K in consumer debt, sold all their belongings, and were able to travel the world for over a year!

Today I share my Christmas letter to friends and family—my update on my travels, work, volunteering, and personal growth in 2009 and reflections on living an unconventional lifestyle after 1 year living abroad.

Matt Kepnes has been enjoying long-term travel since 2006. He recently got back from a trip through Spain, France, Belgium, Holland, Sweden and Austria, and I had a chance to sit down with him to get his story about living the mobile lifestyle and how you can earn money from your blog while you travel.

Today I share how you can learn more about becoming a digital nomad, and build the systems to take your business mobile and live and work from anywhere!

For Follow Friday, I share some really cool Tweeple who focus on travel. These are some fantastic Twitter users who share travel hacks, insights on living abroad, discount airfare, cheap accommodation, working remotely, and more.