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Adam

Twenty-something graphic designer from Boston (via Texas), but currently living in Brooklyn. Likes beaches and busy cities.

Traveling by air is often the most convenient and efficient way to traverse long distances, but it can also come with its fair share of frustrations, especially when flights are delayed or canceled. Passengers traveling to and from the European Union (EU) are fortunate to have robust passenger protection laws that provide compensation for significant …

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It’s Christmas time, and as the movies would remind us: at Christmas, you tell the truth. I’m taking that to heart today and because I’m continuously striving for more authentic (sorry for the buzzword!) blogging, I figure it’s time to share some little-known facts. This month also marks seven years of Travels of Adam – …

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Continuing my infatuation with southern California, on my current trip to the US I scheduled in a week in Orange County. For those uninitiated, “The OC” is home to beautiful people, beaches, expensive restaurants and lots of traffic. There are some other things, too—like lots of conservative republicans, corporate offices, amusement parks, piers and frozen …

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Spending less and seeing the world can be both an engaging and fulfilling experience. Without going over budget, budget travel allows travelers to discover new locations, interact with people of other cultures, and create priceless memories – whether they are experienced travelers or planning their first vacation. Budget travel provides numerous advantages, whether it is …

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Visit the Emerald Isle, and you’ll hear about the Guinness Storehouse, Cliffs of Moher, Galway, and Blarney Castle. But what if you’ve already done all this, or you’re looking to step away from the conventional?Don’t follow the same itineraries as the 11 million tourists who come to Ireland every year. Instead, let’s get away from …

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The merging of travel and Web3 is altering the travel plans of modern globetrotters. Blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies are permeating into the travel industry, prompting forward-thinking tech enthusiasts to devise novel methods of seeing the world. In this article, you’ll learn how blockchain and crypto are revamping how younger generations backpack. Web3 is bringing in …

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