At the recent Extraordinary Travel Festival in Bangkok, Orest Zub, managing partner of NomadMania, delivered an inspiring presentation that captivated the audience. Sharing stories of his adventures and how travel has profoundly shaped his life, Orest revealed how...
Trip Reports
Ultimate Guide to Great Overland Travel Routes
The overland travel is a captivating way to experience the diversity of the world, offering an unparalleled journey through landscapes, cultures, and historical paths that few other travel methods can provide. From Europe to Asia, Africa, the Americas, and Australia,...
Saint Pierre and Miquelon Trip Report by Sue Rogers
This is a trip report by our valued Member Sue Rogers who kindly wrote this piece of material about recent travel to the French islands of Saint Pierre and Miquelon by the coast of Canada which are also a NomadMania region on itself with Miquelon being also a DARE...
Hand-delivering 50 letters around the world from an ancient postbox on Galapagos Islands
Our member Jonny Beardmore, a London-based consultant, has thrown in his day job and become the Galapagos Postman. His challenge is to hand deliver 50 letters to strangers around the world to raise awareness and funds for Motor Neurone Disease (MND) and to connect...
Algeria Trip Report by NomadMania
The NomadMania trip to Algeria was aimed to be a very different trip. This was not going to be a quick conquest of every NomadMania region nor a rehash of the most prominent Algerian sights and places. Instead, we worked with our great friend Wassim Allache, founder...
Somalia Trip Report | Reaching the Easternmost point in Africa
written by NomadMania Founder, Harry Mitsidis You know it isn’t an average trip when the capital of Somalia, Mogadishu, known as one of the most dangerous places in the world, is the easy part of the endeavour. And it really was. Having visited Mogadishu in November...
Syria Trip Report by NomadMania
A week in Syria written by NomadMania Founder, Harry Mitsidis I wonder if you’ve ever ended a tour hugging your guide who is crying her heart out in your arms. This is exactly what happened at the end of the first NomadMania Syria trip which took place from May 18 to...
Azerbaijan Tour Report by NomadMania
Our Azerbaijan Tour started in Baku which was in celebratory mood as our group of considerable travellers descended on it. Amidst the multiple country flags, there were endless posters celebrating November 8th which is now a national holiday. This is the day the...
Armenia Trip Report by NomadMania
It was designed to be a trip different to others. Many trips to Armenia focus on monasteries, and more monasteries. Interesting and historically valuable as these may be, there is much more to this small but soulful Caucasus country which ordinary trips often don’t...
The First Traveller Group Tour Into Ukraine’s Former Occupied Areas
As the time came closer for a carefully planned NomadMania Ukraine Tour Trip that was truly intrepid, the team was feeling anxious. To what extent were they responsible for those joining? And to what extent was NomadMania really doing the right thing by going to a...
NomadMania Board Meeting in Bratislava – Review
Almost a year ago our Executive Committee was formed. Mette Ehlers Mikkelsen gathered a diverse group of active NomadMania Members who act as an 'Advisory Board' in our project representing various nationalities, gender, travel style and background. Eventually after a...