After taking off a bit late, I still arriving in Lagos on time. I had applied for Visa on Arrival, because Nigeria requires going in person for an interview for the visa application for US citizens. However, if you can get someone to sponsor you, you can get approved for Visa on Arrival, and this…
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Arriving in Namibia, I experienced some culture shock after being the only foreigner and only white person around in Botswana. Windhoek was full of foreigners, and I heard at least 10 languages by the time I left the airport. I was also really surprised by how far away the airport was – 45min into the…
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After finding a great price on a ticket to Johannesburg, I knew I could build another Africa trip from this and see some new places. I had some points and was able to grab my bag, go upstairs for a new check-in, and easily bounce to Gaborone, Botswana. I’d made a booking on Booking.com, and…
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Up early in the morning and a wild taxi ride to the ferry port. Buenos Aires has a strict rule that you can only have 4 passengers in a taxi or uber at one time, so we had to take 2 taxis. The one I was in…we hardly made it on the ferry in time….
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I honestly had no idea Buenos Aires would be so beautiful. The commute to get there was pretty intense. My wife, mother-in-law, and I were flying on points, and I hadn’t realized how far apart the airports in São Paulo are for our layover. Good thing we had 5 hours, because there’s no direct bus,…
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The Wandering Vegan
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My name is Ryan.
I caught the travel bug at a young age, and here are the tales of my wanderlust, surprise vegan food finds, and adventures across the planet.
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