
Top 50 Travel Bloggers of 2025
Discover the most inspiring travel bloggers to follow in 2025—from budget backpackers and solo female adventurers to luxury jet-setters and van-life nomads.
In the ever-expanding travel blogosphere, finding authentic voices worth following can feel overwhelming. We've curated a list of 50 active travel bloggers who are posting great content in 2025—from pioneering budget travelers and solo female adventurers to luxury aficionados and van-life nomads.
Each blogger on this list maintains their own website, posts regularly, and offers genuine travel insights you won't find on generic travel sites. Whether you're planning your first international trip or your fiftieth, these creators will inspire your next adventure.
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Budget Travel
1. Nomadic Matt
The godfather of budget travel blogging. Matt Kepnes has been teaching people how to travel the world affordably since 2008. His NYT bestselling book "How to Travel the World on $50 a Day" has inspired millions, and his blog remains the definitive resource for budget-conscious travelers.
2. The Broke Backpacker
Will Hatton's hardcore budget adventure blog features over 2,000 articles covering everything from hitchhiking tips to $10/day travel guides. He even founded Tribal Bali, a coworking hostel bringing his digital nomad community together in person.
3. Budget Traveller
Kash Bhattacharya is one of the original budget travel bloggers, known for staying in hundreds of hostels worldwide. His book "Grand Hostels: Luxury Hostels of the World" proves that budget travel doesn't mean sacrificing comfort.
4. Never Ending Footsteps
Lauren Juliff has brilliantly branded herself as "the unluckiest traveler," turning mishaps into entertaining and educational content. Her humorous approach to budget travel mishaps teaches valuable lessons through relatable storytelling.
5. The Poor Traveler
Yoshke Dimen and Vins Carlos run one of Asia's most popular budget travel blogs. Their detailed DIY itineraries and "poor traveler tips" are delivered with humor and practical wisdom that resonates with travelers on any budget.
6. Practical Wanderlust
Lia and Jeremy Garcia offer witty, down-to-earth budget travel advice. Their candid approach to travel mishaps and honest city guides make budget travel feel accessible and fun.
Solo Female Travel
7. The Blonde Abroad
Kiersten "Kiki" Rich has built an award-winning empire around female-focused travel. From solo adventures to luxury escapes, her comprehensive guides break down fears and empower women to explore the world confidently.
8. Adventurous Kate
Kate McCulley is a Forbes Top 10 Travel Influencer who has visited 96 countries across all seven continents. Her candid, safety-focused content has become essential reading for solo female travelers worldwide.
9. Be My Travel Muse
Kristin Addis specializes in off-the-beaten-path adventures and runs all-female adventure tours. Featured in Vogue and Cosmopolitan, her stunning photography and practical guides reach millions of readers annually.
10. Young Adventuress
Liz Carlson shares worldwide adventures from her base in New Zealand with refreshing candor and wit. Her blog has become a go-to resource for solo female travelers seeking authentic experiences.
11. A Dangerous Business
Amanda Williams, a former journalist and SATW Silver Award winner, has visited 60+ countries solo. Her road trip expertise and thoughtful writing make complex travel planning feel manageable.
12. GRRRLTRAVELER
Christine Kaaloa has been pioneering female travel vlogging since 2008. This former TV producer brings professional storytelling to her 90K+ YouTube channel and comprehensive blog.
13. Oneika the Traveller
Emmy-winning TV host Oneika Raymond offers unfiltered perspectives on traveling as a Black woman and new mother. Her blend of practical tips and candid reflections fills an important gap in travel media.
14. Hey Ciara
Ciara Johnson quit her corporate HR job to travel full-time and hasn't looked back. Featured in Forbes, Essence, and Cosmopolitan, her genuine style resonates with travelers seeking authentic solo travel guidance.
15. Ottsworld
Sherry Ott is a veteran solo traveler who specifically caters to adventurous women over 40. Her hiking, nature, and small group travel insights from 70+ countries prove adventure has no age limit.
Adventure & Photography
16. Expert Vagabond
Matthew Karsten's adventure photography has been featured by National Geographic, BBC, and the Travel Channel. His blog combines extreme adventures with professional-grade photography tips for aspiring creators.
17. The Planet D
Dave Bouskill and Deb Corbeil are a Forbes Top 10 adventure couple who've traveled to 130+ countries across all seven continents. From cycling Cairo to Cape Town, their epic adventures inspire bold travel.
18. NOMADasaurus
Alesha Bradford and Jarryd Salem travel overland through off-the-beaten-path destinations. Their award-winning adventure guides covering Asia and Latin America feature stunning photography and deep local insights.
19. Atlas & Boots
Kia Abdullah and Peter Watson run an award-winning outdoor adventure blog covering thrilling experiences from swimming with whales to remote treks in far-flung places.
20. The Hiking Life
Cam "Swami" Honan has been called "the most traveled hiker on earth" by Backpacker Magazine. His documentation of 200+ great hikes is essential reading for serious trekkers.
21. Passport & Pixels
Bella Falk, the British Guild Travel Writers Blogger of the Year 2023, brings National Geographic-quality photography to her travel stories. Her work proves that stunning images can tell powerful stories.
22. The Mandagies
Emily and Berty Mandagie specialize in Pacific Northwest outdoor adventures and photography. Their detailed national parks guides and road trip itineraries feature breathtaking landscape photography.
Couples Travel
23. Salt in Our Hair
Dutch couple Hannah and Nick are known for vibrant, polished content across Asia and Europe. Their colorful aesthetic and smart travel tips have built a massive, engaged community.
24. Hand Luggage Only
Yaya and Lloyd bring British humor to honest, comprehensive travel stories. Their high-quality content and life-hack tips have earned them one of travel blogging's largest followings.
25. HoneyTrek
Anne and Mike Howard have been on the "longest honeymoon" since 2012. Their expertise in RV/van travel, glamping, and sustainable adventures culminated in their book on couples travel.
26. The World Pursuit
Cameron Seagle and Natasha Alden have visited 85+ countries, documenting their journey with exceptional Fujifilm photography. They also run The Banff Blog for Canadian adventure seekers.
27. Bruised Passports
Savi Munjal and Vidit Taneja bring an India-based perspective to couples travel. Featured on Discovery Channel and National Geographic, these TEDx speakers prove that travel blogging can be a serious career.
28. The Common Wanderer
Australian couple Mark and Mim deliver responsible travel guides with thoughtful storytelling. Their sustainable adventure content and gorgeous photography set a high bar for ethical travel media.
29. Love and Road
Brazilian expat couple Natalie Deduck and Robson Cadore infuse passion into every trip they cover. Their "life project" travel blog features in-depth guides and inspiring stories from around the world.
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Family Travel
30. Y Travel Blog
Caz and Craig Makepeace started their family travel blog in 2010 and have been featured by National Geographic and Lonely Planet. This Aussie family proves that having kids doesn't mean stopping travel.
31. Full Suitcase
Jurga Rubinovaite reaches millions of readers with detailed European itineraries perfect for families. Featured by CNN, BBC, and Lonely Planet, her practical guides make family travel planning simple.
32. World Travel Family
Alyson Long's family has traveled full-time for over six years. As a published author, she's created one of the web's largest family travel resources for those considering long-term travel with kids.
33. TraveLynn Family
The Lynn Family runs the UK's top family travel blog with 150K monthly views. Currently based in Malaysia, they offer practical advice for families exploring internationally.
34. A Mom Explores
Emily Krause, a mom of four, hosts the "Travel with Kids" podcast. Her Disney and national parks expertise makes her essential reading for American family travelers.
35. Asher & Lyric
This husband-and-wife team is known for viral research posts including Airbnb scam studies and family safety rankings. Their data-driven approach helps families travel smarter and safer.
Digital Nomad & Remote Work
36. Goats On The Road
Nick Wharton and Dariece Swift have been pioneering the digital nomad lifestyle since 2012. Featured by CNN, Forbes, and Lonely Planet, they teach others how to make money remotely and travel indefinitely.
37. The Professional Hobo
Nora Dunn, a former Certified Financial Planner, has been a digital nomad since 2006. She coined "financially sustainable travel" and offers uniquely practical advice for long-term travelers.
38. A Broken Backpack
Melissa Giroux covers budget travel and digital nomad life from a solo female perspective. Her visa tips, work-abroad advice, and offbeat destination guides help aspiring nomads get started.
39. Wandering Earl
Derek Baron has been travel blogging since 1999—longer than almost anyone. His actionable advice for would-be nomads and incredible stories (including a famous "kidnapping" tale) make his blog legendary.
Van Life & RV Travel
40. Two Wandering Soles
Katie and Ben won the UN World Tourism Responsible Traveller award and created the Van Conversion Academy. Their sustainable travel focus and van life expertise help others travel responsibly.
41. The Wayward Home
Former radio journalist Kristin Hanes reaches 300-500K monthly readers with her hybrid sailboat and van life content. Her practical guides make alternative living accessible.
42. Gnomad Home
Jayme and John Serbell provide industry-leading DIY van conversion guides. Their detailed electrical and solar tutorials have helped thousands build their dream mobile homes.
43. The Vanabond Tales
Eddie and Kelli have crossed three continents by van and now sail the Mediterranean. Their slow travel philosophy offers an antidote to rushed, checklist-style tourism.
44. Carolyn's RV Life
Carolyn has been solo full-time RVing since 2016, covering 48 states and 120K+ miles. Her blog proves that solo RV travel is not only possible but incredibly rewarding.
Luxury Travel
45. A Luxury Travel Blog
Dr. Paul Johnson created the world's first luxury travel blog in 2005. With 800+ contributors and a WIRED award, it's the definitive resource for high-end travel experiences.
46. Luxury Columnist
London-based husband-wife team Suze and Paul Renner uncover hidden luxury gems. Their award-winning site features stylish hotel reviews and upscale travel tips.
47. World of Wanderlust
Brooke Saward brings Australian sophistication to solo luxury travel. Her 550K+ Instagram following proves that luxury and solo travel pair beautifully together.
Points & Miles
48. The Points Guy
Brian Kelly built a travel media empire around credit card points. Named Forbes' #1 Travel Influencer, his site reaches 11 million monthly visitors seeking to maximize travel rewards.
49. One Mile at a Time
Ben Schlappig has been blogging about first-class travel for 17+ years, publishing 60-70 posts weekly. His definitive airline product reviews are the gold standard for points enthusiasts.
50. Prince of Travel
Ricky Zhang is Canada's leading points-and-miles expert. His detailed loyalty program guides and in-cabin flight reviews teach Canadian travelers how to fly luxury for less.
Honorable Mentions
These bloggers also deserve your attention:
- Drew Binsky – The vlogger who visited every country
- Against the Compass – Offbeat destinations like Syria, Pakistan, and Somalia
- Chubby Diaries – Championing plus-size travel and body positivity
- Simply Emma – Award-winning wheelchair travel content
- 27 Travels – LGBTQ+ couple travel with vegan-friendly tips
- Couple of Men – German-Dutch LGBTQ+ European adventures
- Global Grasshopper – Hidden gem destinations and unique hotels
- Travel Lemming – Underrated destinations to avoid overtourism
- Indie Traveller – Down-to-earth backpacking guides
Start Your Own Travel Story
These 50 bloggers prove that there's no single "right" way to travel. Whether you're dreaming of budget backpacking through Southeast Asia, planning a luxury honeymoon, or converting a van for full-time living, there's a creator here who has walked that path before you.
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