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Five Travel Styles That Shape the Travel Experience
Travel is more than just getting from point A to point B. How someone travels, whether slowly on foot or on a pre-planned bus tour, changes not just the experience but how they see a place. Passionate travellers who chase unusual experiences tend to find that the...
Kinshasa Adventure in Democratic Republic of the Congo
12 foreigners land in Kinshasa. What could possibly go wrong? The answer is – everything. When we asked our dear fixer Obed, who performed incredibly when organising our Burundi/Rwanda adventure earlier this year, for a long weekend in the capital of DR Congo, he just...
Barcelona to Bangladesh: Nicola Coratella’s Story of Travel, Curiosity, and Camaraderie
From childhood car rides along the Apulian coast to navigating border tensions in Transnistria, Nicola Coratella's journey isn’t about ticking off countries — it’s about chasing meaning. He’s more than a traveler, he’s an Envoy of NomadMania, connecting curious souls...
Choosing the Right International Calling Tool as a Digital Nomad
Being a digital nomad is a lifestyle typically based on remote work and involves travelling to different countries to work from them. This is considered by some to be an upgrade to the more traditional working-from-home model. Digital nomads tend to move around...
Host Your Own NomadMania Event
NomadMania hosts events around the world every month — from our signature tours to casual community meetings. While our tours are fully organized and led by the NomadMania team, community meetings are usually hosted by our trusted Envoys. 👉 Check out our calendar for...
Interview with Matt Gray – the Founder of Pangea Travel App
Some journeys begin with a single step — or, in Matt Gray's case, a drive across the border to see Niagara Falls from the Canadian side. Raised in Larchmont, New York, with summers spent on family road trips down to North Carolina, his early travels stayed close to...
5 Island Bases for Nomad Living
For digital nomads, choosing a base isn’t just about finding good Wi-Fi. It’s about finding a place where you can get what you need, live your way, and work or explore without hassle. Some islands do this better than others, offering opportunities to live for weeks or...
Travel Grand Slam of Jaime Aleman: Every Country, Both Poles & Space
When we last spoke to Jaime Alemán in 2020 - Panamanian lawyer and explorer, he had just completed a feat few humans ever will: visiting every country in the world. But in the years since, Jaime hasn’t slowed down—in fact, he’s gone further than anyone else ever has....
The Youngest Person to Visit Every Country Twice: Interview with Alvaro Rojas
In a world where most people dream of visiting a handful of countries in their lifetime, Alvaro Rojas has now been to ALL of them — TWICE. At just 36, the Spanish adventurer, founder of Wander Expeditions, and now one of only four people verified to have completed two...
Welcome to NomadMania Premium Package
The time has come! We are officially launching NomadMania Premium — a subscription package aimed to take our community to the new level and serve you better. We're inviting early adopters to become co-creators of the new NomadMania. As the first step together we'll be...
Knut Jostein Berglyd about his travels and the Norwegian Travel Society
Knut Jostein Berglyd's life has been one long, extraordinary journey—starting with a trip abroad before his first birthday and unfolding into decades of bold, purposeful exploration across the globe. From hitchhiking across the Tibetan Plateau to backpacking through...
5 Ways To Spend Time in Greece
Greece appeals most to travellers who don’t want to rush through highlights and call it done. It rewards those who stay longer, move slowly, and see how places actually function once the day-trippers leave. For nomads especially, it’s not just about ticking off...