Lebanese photographer Fadi BouKaram started a five-month road trip that will take him to every American town named after his home country. Follow his adventures at Lebanon, USA.

Initially a travel blog about a Black and African woman navigating life in Spain, Nneka Okona’s Afros y Paella has evolved into something larger: a space exploring how travel can be transformative.

In 2013, Shivya Nath packed her life into a backpack and hit the road indefinitely, staying in each place she visits for a few days, a few weeks, or as long as it keeps inspirng her — and then moves on.

French photoblogger Samuel Bloch, an avid birdwatcher and hiker, is based in Finland. He chronicles his adventures around the Nordic countryside in photo essays on his blog.

Ellen, an Australian solo backpacker, invites readers to join her on her globetrotting adventures, and shares useful tips for aspiring travelers — from packing lists for the Arctic to a Philippines snorkeling guide.

Helsinki-based photoblogger Antti Johansson shares stunning images that straddle the line between photography and digital art. His work focuses on architecture, portraits, and vibrant shots of street art he encounters in his travels.

Barcelona-based Cosme is a photoblogger and an active member in the WordPress.com community. At bCL Photography, he shares beautifully composed images of the street scenes, landscapes, and people he comes across in his travels.

Lucky Peach is a James Beard Award-winning food journal that explores cooking and eating cultures around the world through essays, recipes, and visual media.

The story of an unconventional retirement: Don and Alison sold their car and apartment, gave away all their possessions, and headed out to see the world — they’re roughly 27 countries in, and counting.

“He measures time by the difficulty of the terrain, the wind, and the mood of the weather.” Diary of a Traveller is the site of Zahariz Khuzaimah, a nomadic Malaysian adventurer, photographer, and filmmaker.

James, based in Hong Kong, chronicles his latest travels on his blog, Plus Ultra. “Plus Ultra,” the personal motto of a young Charles V — the future king of Spain — means to take risks and go “further beyond,” which reflects James’ travel philosophy.

At Legal Nomads, author, speaker, and soup lover Jodi Ettenberg tells stories through food. A former lawyer who quit her job in 2008 to travel the world, Jodi focuses on food, eating and traveling as a celiac, long-term and solo travel, and life as a digital nomad.

“When I’m not traveling, I’m thinking about it. This blog is an exercise in nostalgia, and an examination of how travel has impacted me.” Leah at Went Looking is an introspective traveler focused on environmental policy and international development.

“I think people live their lives too quickly. . . . Sometimes it’s nice to walk the long way home.” Lana currently lives and works on Thailand’s Koh Tao as a divemaster. On her blog, she shares tales of travel, mishaps, and human connection.

The editors at Bespoke Traveler, Atreyee Gupta and Jesse Japitana, examine the transformative power of travel through creative online storytelling. They’re interested in how travel shapes us — and how it both creates and destroys new ways of thinking.