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Yes, I have at one time or another have worked with these companies and used their services both professionally and as a traveler. This will be a slowly evolving section on ITKT but the following products and services I have used and highly recommend.
Great Books!
Lonely Planet
I think Lonely Planet is the biggest travel guide publisher in the world and my shelves are filled with their titles. I have also worked giveaways and other promotions with them for years. Moreover, I recommend travels as a rule for informations and inspiration. Get reading now and get some special discounts but clicking below.
Great Photos!
Macphun
Straight up! Luminar is my favorite photo editing software ever! I use it daily. It couldn’t be easier to use, and whether you are a complete novice or a long-time, professional software you will love Luminar and all of Macphun’s photo editing software.
Great Travel Blogging Tools!
Great Tours!
Flotours is a tour operator specializing in 31 countries around the world. I have been on several tours including: Turkey, Azerbaijan, Armenia and Georgia.
You can read a review of Flotours Turkey. And watch my videos on Azerbaijan or Armenia
Great Accommodations and Vacations!
Expedia
Booking.com
CruiseDirect
So you know: Some of the links in this page and in the sidebars on ITKT are affiliate links. If you purchase a product, I might earn a commission, but not always. If I do get a commission you will never pay more and in many cases you will pay less than normal. Also, every company I have added here are companies that I know, like and trust. The few bucks I make here will help to pay for site maintenance and for stories you read on ITKT. Thanks for your support!
Gear and Book reviews you’ll love!
The Pitch “Compact, extremely practical, super-absorbent and fast-drying. The Wazzala Microfiber Towels use the latest microfiber technology and are perfect for active people who enjoy sports, traveling, swimming and the outdoors.” – Wazzala My First Impression The...
Over the last 15 years I have traveled a lot, and lugged all kinds of cameras, bags and travel accessories all over the world. So, it might not surprise that one of the questions I am asked all the time, after where should I go on my next vacation, is what travel gear...
Bradley Fink has been one of our talented writers and here is a release on his first collections of stories. How exciting! We, at ITKT, wish Brad much success and maybe even a Pulitzer. devin Editor ITKT A new book has been published and released, Sketches of a Young...
A Hike for Mike: An Uplifting Adventure Across the Sierra Nevada for Depression Awareness by Jeff Alt; Dreams Shared Publications; Price: $14.95; 198 pp. For footloose and fancy free outdoor enthusiasts trekking/hiking through inaccessible wilderness is the ultimate...
One thing I have noticed in America, unlike India [home to this ITKT writer -ed-] where motorcycle is the major mode of transport, here it is a tool of indulgence and entertainment. It is easier to get a license to drive a car than ride a motorcycle. Perils of...
Title: Two Wheels through terror by Glen Heggstad Road travel is one of the best ways to see the world and when it is done on a motorcycle it is even better. On a motorcycle the entire journey gets redefined, it is dangerous, thrilling, down to earth, soul-searching...
I still have my old backpack in the garage. Yes, the one with all the hand-sewn patches on it from the different countries I have visited. While I have stopped using that backpack, I still collect the patches when visiting a new country. I do it for my daughter who I...
I like books. Actually, I love books. I love them compulsively, and rarely have I ever stopped at my local bookstore without coming home with something -- much to the chagrin of my hallway and overstuffed bookcases, which are both littered with books. So I when I went...
May 1, 2008 (HOBOKEN, NJ) – At a time when fuel, food, and even the price of postage are more expensive than ever, an affordable summer vacation may seem to be slipping out of reach. But there are still plenty of places, both in the U.S. and abroad, where travelers...
There is a certain joy to walking through streets of a newly visited city, just to get lost. I had been spending most of my afternoon in Old San Juan finding shade under skinny trees, watching the most cheerful protest ever (I thought it was just a well-organized...
I am a book lover. I am not just saying that. I am an obsessive compulsive book buyer and am usually good for a sack of books a week. I will read almost anything and my home isn't getting any bigger. It is getting smaller, less and less space for me and my family as...
As I plan and dream about the places I’ll go and the people I’ll meet in 2008, I also reflect on the places, people and planning from this past year. I am realizing that as a traveler the sort of information I gather before a trip depends on the destination and, of...
Even though I know English is widely spoken in Japan, I have often pointed out the importance of letting the locals know that I bothered to learn something of their language before traveling there. I usually memorize a few essential phrases and courtesies and then...
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