Life of a Nomad

America is one of the most underrated tourist destinations because it’s widely overly visited. Due to bad press and an admittedly diminishing appeal to tourists, recent years. It’s e...

If you just moved across the country or travel often, you may face weather conditions different from what you are used to back at home. If you are lucky, the weather would be better,...

Dating can be a tad bit difficult, especially for people who live in rural areas. Considering that the next-door neighbor maybe a few kilometers away, it is extremely difficult to me...

I have to be honest; sometimes it gets tiring to live in a big city. At some point, you’re sick and tired of the traffic and all the people. So many people. And as an increasing numb...

The pandemic has forced most people to work remotely, with work-from-home setups being the new norm. This trend is not new; remote working was already on the rise in the years leadin...

Photo provided and article written by Christian Axness of Project Trek. Hello Nomad Internet Readers! We are the Axness family, a full time RV family since 2016!   Back in 2016 we ...

For travelers and digital nomads, there’s no way of telling if the next destination your adventure takes you to has internet service or not. Visiting a remote area doesn’t mean you h...

Many people blame millennials for almost everything, and others accuse younger millennials and older Gen-Zs of being lazy. Not only are these beliefs unfounded, but they are also wid...