Sarah Stone Archives
Worksheet: Build a Career Path that Lets You Work Remotely and Travel
Feeling lost or overwhelmed with what exactly you want to do with your career? This printable worksheet will help you think creatively!
EPCOT Food and Wine Festival 2022: Drinking Around the World
My husband and I are huge fans of the EPCOT Food and Wine Festival, so we go every year. Here are some of our favorite bites from 2022!
What It’s Like to be an Introverted Digital Nomad
You don't have to be naturally outgoing to make friends and have fun while traveling long-term. I love the lifestyle and am super shy!
What is Dark Tourism? Ethics and Morbid Destinations
Dark tourism often is associated unfairly dangerous or even unethical travel—let’s take a look at what dark tourism is, and what it isn’t.
5 Amazing Destinations in China for Your Bucket List
From the Forbidden City in Beijing, to the Five Great Mountains and beyond, here are five incredible places to visit if you travel to China.
Butterfly Gardens and Machetes: A Volunteer Journey in Nicaragua
A writer travels to Masaya to learn about a volunteer program there—she learns to use a machete, watches a movie during a tornado, and more.
Adopting a Dog Internationally: Meet Mimi from Peru!
I traveled to Peru for work, and returned home with a tiger-striped street dog named Mimi. Here's my international pet adoption story!
Use Creative Problem Solving to Build a Lifestyle of Freedom
Creative problem solving can be used for all kinds of projects and questions—not just for work. Here's how it can change your lifestyle.
The Delicious History of Ceviche: Peru’s National Dish (Plus a Recipe to Make Your Own!)
Peru has become the foodie capital of Latin America—and this can be attributed in part to ceviche, a wonderful dish popular along the coast.
9 Hostel & Hotel Safety Tips for Solo Female Travelers
Feeling safe on the road is tricky, especially if you're a female solo traveler. Let's look at some basic hotel and hostel safety tips.
Travel Horror: Going Crazy on Lariam in the Jungle
The antimalarial Lariam is known for side effects like a feeling of dread and psychosis. I was given Lariam before trekking into the jungle.
Anger, Pain & Beautiful Things: What It’s Like to Become a Digital Nomad Overnight
Becoming a digital nomad was something I always wanted to do—and a breakup led me to make the jump. Here are some lessons I've learned.
Worry-Free Travel: 6 Tips for an Excellent Trip
From tipping appropriately in-country, to smart and effective packing, here are the top six tips for worry-free travel from a digital nomad.
Hiking in La Ceiba, Honduras: Cloud Forests and Waterfalls
While visiting San Pedro Sula, I took a cloud forest hike in Pico Bonito National Park, La Ceiba. Here are a few photos from my journey!
Travel Blogging & Writing: Eight Writing Prompts for Inspiration
Writer's block is a huge pain if you need to turn out new content on the regular. These writing prompts will help you think differently.
Use Powerful Verbs if You Want to Write Well! Travel Writing Advice
One of the best ways to spice up any travel blog is to use powerful verbs. Try out this quick exercise to make your writing more vibrant!
Volunteering in Peru with IVHQ: Traveler Interview
What's it like to volunteer abroad? In this interview, Dani details her experiences and advice volunteering with children in Peru with IVHQ.
5 Biggest Statues in the World: Spring Temple Buddha & More
Did you know all five of the biggest statues in the world are located on one continent? These colossal creations in Asia will astound you.
5 Most Exciting Night Markets in Asia for Adventurous Eaters
Visiting a night market in China, Thailand, South Korea and beyond is an experience like no other. Here are five for your must-see list.
PHOTOS: A Sweltering Summer Stay in Shanghai
For three weeks, I explored the glittery Pudong district, beautiful French Concession, bustling Yuyuan Gardens, and lots more in Shanghai.
Roald Dahl’s World Travels and Their Influence on His Writing
From England to Norway and beyond, let's follow Roald Dahl's journeys around the world, and explore how they influenced his literary works.
Just a Few Reasons You Should Hike the 2,190-Mile Appalachian Trail
We're no strangers to exotic, adventurous bucket lists. But today we're going to stay close to home and highlight the Appalachian Trail.
Travel Writing Tips: What Makes the Best Stories?
One of the worst mistakes you can make in travel writing is publishing something your readers won't relate to—here are ways to avoid that.
Travel Writing Tips: Begin In Medias Res
Writing in medias res is a form of nonlinear storytelling that starts in the middle rather than from the top. Here's how it can help you.
Ethical Volunteering in India: Interview with Camille van Neer of AMAIDI Volunteering Programs
Camille van Neer is the founder of AMAIDI, an international volunteer organization based in India. Here we discuss its work and history.