I’ve been a digital nomad for almost 20 years. When I first decided to work on the road and pair travel with working freelance, it was highly challenging; not only was it hard finding that discipline and balance of work-play-travel, but it was also a challenge to find those homes away from home and settle in places and cultures that allowed me to live the life I wanted, but also gave me inspiration and motivation to be successful in my work. Fortunately, it’s much easier today.

Exploring the hidden gems of the United Kingdom can often lead to unique and unforgettable experiences. While compared to the possible adventures one can have through North America and Europe, it’s easy to write the UK off as a destination for road trips, but you’d be a fool to do so.

Travelling can be a hectic and stressful experience as we try to cram in as many sights, experiences, and activities as possible. But what if there was another way to travel? A slower, more deliberate way that allows us to savour every moment of our journeys? That’s where the art of slow travel comes in.

Road trips are a quintessential American experience and for good reason. With vast landscapes, diverse cultures, and picturesque small towns, a USA road trip can be a life-changing experience. However, planning the perfect road trip requires careful thought and preparation.