About the book
Travel writer Rolf Potts makes the case for vagabonding, taking anywhere from six weeks to two years away from ordinary life to travel independently overseas. The revised and updated guide covers funding the trip, choosing destinations, adjusting to the road, working or volunteering abroad, coping with adversity and settling back home.
Buffer co-founder Joel Gascoigne called it one of the best books for rethinking travel, noting its case for staying weeks or months in a place instead of rushing through the sights in a few days.
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Joel Gascoigne (Co-founder/Buffer)
Travel is something we've found to crave and seek out within the team, and the fact we're set up as a distributed team gives us all a lot of freedom to explore the world. Vagabonding is one of the best books out there to think about travel in a whole new way. Rather than going to places for just a few days and cramming in seeing all the sights, it suggests that if we can we should spend weeks or months rather than days in a place. That way we can get to know the culture and people or even become part of it.
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