The Travelling Ape: What Travelling (Nearly) Everywhere Taught Me about Humanity, Geopolitics, and Happiness by Michael Mackay Richards explores a diverse array of landscapes and cultures worldwide. Beginning with the eruption of Mount Yasur in Vanuatu, the author contrasts modern travel privileges with historical explorers'...

Travel to Tokyo: Where to Eat, Sleep, and Play by Suzanne Lowe is a resourceful, must-read travel guide for anyone planning a trip to Japan. Travelers will find information on how to find Tokyo’s hidden gems and tips on how to make their trip hassle-free....

This is one of the most interesting travel guides I have ever read. Barry Robbins has hit a home run with Touring Guyana with Hemingway, Mick Jagger and Friends. Barry’s approach makes this fascinating book unique. He uses the different personalities of famous people to...

Heading halfway across the country on an old-school chopper to celebrate his motorcycle club’s fifty-year annual run, author Dale Arenson recounts his nostalgic road trip through two-lane highways from Arizona to Oklahoma and back again in his latest book, Against the Wind: A Motorcycle Ride....

On The Wings Of A Sleepless Knight: Chronicles Of A Freight Dog is a work of non-fiction in the memoir, autobiographical writing, and inspirational writing subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience. Penned by author Lee Jones, this gripping memoir takes...

Kookaburras, Cuppas & Kangaroos is a non-fiction travel tale written by S. Bavey. Taking part in the Assisted Passage Migration Scheme (aka the Populate or Perish policy) in Australia in the 1960s, Yorkshire lass Elizabeth Isle traveled from England to Australia via the SS Orcades....

Brenda and her husband, Big Ed, celebrated their anniversary at Jules’s Undersea Lodge in Florida. Brenda wanted to give Ed an unforgettable present and to take a picture underwater that would be worth appearing on the cover of National Geographic. Also, Brenda's father, Harold, had...

Why do people travel? And how does it impact one's life? With On the Face of It, Andrew Corbley takes a deep dive into an activity humans have participated in since their first steps out of Africa -- traveling. In this book, the author explains...

Have you ever thought about hiking on your own? Then A Hiking Solo Guide: Just Me, the Trees, and My Thoughts (Help!) by Bob Klann is a book you should always have at hand. This detailed, humorous guide will help you consider every aspect of...

Greyhound Adventures by Terric A. Durden is a simple read and will be enjoyed by most age groups, from teenagers through to the elderly. A collection of anecdotes that lead to advice and suggestions for the general traveler who prefers to go by bus,...