Travelling as a nomad is one thing, but moving through the world as a group adds another layer of planning and experience. Different countries lend themselves to group stays in different ways, from shared apartments to large villas, to transport systems that...
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Voting on NomadMania Travel Awards 2025
UN Masters Weekend + NomadMania AwardsUN Masters Weekend + NomadMania AwardsUN Masters Weekend + NomadMania AwardsOnly TRUSTED NomadMania users above the age of 15 can vote. Voting starts on November 4 and will continue until November 20. You...
Unified Travel Tracking in NomadMania
Since the very beginning, NomadMania has offered two ways to track your travels. One method provided more options and detail but required more time, while the other was quicker but more limited. We’re talking, of course, about Trips and Quick Enter (found in the...
A New Chapter for NomadMania’s Executive Committee: Honouring Our Past, Embracing Our Future
NomadMania’s Executive Committee continues to evolve, just as our community of passionate travellers does. Three years after its inception, this dedicated team remains the beating heart of NomadMania, guiding our strategic direction, shaping our initiatives, and...
Breaking Boundaries: Katrin’s Journey Between Islands and Continents
For Katrin Sif, travel isn’t just a passion—it’s a way of life. Born in Iceland to a Guyanese mother and raised across continents, she has been on the move for as long as she can remember. What began as family holidays between Iceland and Canada turned into a lifelong...
New Regional Changes – What to Expect
NomadMania is happy to announce that, following a long pause and many years with 1301 regions, we are slowly commencing the process of increasing our regional count. We ourselves don’t know how many regions will be added at this point, as this will partially depend on...
Beyond Anchorage: Why NomadMania Breaks Alaska Down Into 4 Regions
Most people think Alaska is just one big frozen wilderness, but that's like saying Italy is just one long boot-shaped pizza place. The truth is, Alaska is massive — bigger than Texas, California, and Montana combined. Smart travelers who really want to experience this...
Chasing Horizons: Pablo’s Journey as Chile’s Biggest Traveller
In a world where most people dream of faraway lands, Pablo Gutierrez has turned those dreams into reality—many times over. Born and raised in Chile, this doctor, photographer, and relentless adventurer has visited more countries than any Chilean before him, often...
1701 Ways to Get Lost: Inside NomadMania’s Ultimate DARE List
In the past year, we have added 200 new DARE places and our DARE list has now reached an impressive 1701 items. While our NomadMania Region Masterlist is very carefully and rationally constructed, giving every country a ‘fair’ share of regions based on careful...
5 Smaller Cities That Deserve a Visit
Small cities often get overlooked in favour of capitals or major tourist hubs, but for travellers who stay longer and want more than just snapshots, they can offer richer experiences. For nomads looking for substance rather than sightseeing checklists, smaller cities...
Introducing the New Series Team
Meet the volunteers shaping NomadMania’s Series: Some months ago, we reached out to our community with an open call, an invitation to join us in making NomadMania’s Series more dynamic, diverse and efficient. The response was fantastic! We’re delighted to...
5 Trips Combining Outdoor Exploration and Cultural Highlights
For travellers who like to mix a bit of adventure with deeper cultural insights, some destinations go beyond the usual sightseeing or trekking checklist. You’re not just moving from one iconic photo spot to another; you’re walking streets that tell a story, climbing...











