Five Travel Planner Blogs

 1. With over 65+ countries knocked off his own bucket list, Pete is an inspiration, traveling for 7 years, going from one country to another while working on BucketListly Blog and many other business ventures. He is a travel filmmaker, a photographer, a digital nomad, a design freelancer, and a solo traveler, telling his travel stories through a combination of award-winning travel videos, gorgeous photography, and immersive writing all in one.

https://expertvagabond.com/travel-blogs/

2. Travel Photography

Gary Arndt - produces amazing images of special people and places from the four corners of the world. 

https://travelphotos.everything-everywhere.com/

3. The Bucketlist Family

I follow them on Instagram. They are a family that travels worldwide to share the experience of travel with their young children. 

https://friends.thebucketlistfamily.com/blog/

4. Tripit 

Tripit blog share travel tips with other travelers. I want my blog to focus on helpful tips, so I decided to follow this blog as an example. 

https://www.tripit.com/web/blog/

5. Oregon Girl Around the World 

 American expert Erin lives with her family in Copenhagen and tells the most beautiful stories of her adventures in Scandinavia and beyond. Her photography is poignant and captures moments in the most subtle way.

https://www.untoldmorsels.com/about/travel-blog-roll/

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