Tourism on the Edge is a travel blog that explores the many sides of passionate traveling.
[adsenseyu2] Tourism on the Edge is always on the lookout for hidden travel gems and places of profound beauty. But we also cherish memorable experiences on the road, which makes us fans of “slow travel”. Today’s post goes out to those discovering the USA; to those who like to stop…
One month of living in Porto (Portugal) is enough to make you nostalgic for life. This city is both bohemian and hard working, imposing,…
What if you could do something to capture the essence of an entire country, during a single trip? Perhaps a complex puzzle that is built…
Sometimes being a traveler is hard work and we are well aware of the following: all the time you put in for finding a decent…
Meet Jacob Laukaitis. In the past 2 years he has traveled to more than 30 countries around the world and he is not stepping…
After your flights, your accommodation is going to be the next biggest travel expense, and if you’re not an experienced budget traveler, they can…
The quest: 20,000 km – 120 days – 16 countries – 3 friends – 3 wheels – 2 electric batteries – 1 solar panel Today…
Don’t take any desert hike lightly: you may have to negotiate tough and unforgiving terrains, dangerous plants and reptiles, and the extreme isolation in…
“Dogs are our link to paradise. They don’t know evil or jealousy or discontent. To sit with a dog on a hillside on a…
Hats off to James Asquith, officially the youngest person who visited every country on the Globe. It took James five years and £125,000 to…
