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Our list of top travel and location independent resources, including links to many FREE titles. Have a browse! Clicking through will take you to the sale page for each eBook, where you can find out more information and decide whether or not to purchase.
Travel
US$12.95 by Stephanie Lee
Do you want to feed the pigeons in Rome, hike in the Himalayas, brunch on the Sydney waterfront, party all night in Bangkok and then move on to Buenos Aires? Don’t let being single stop you from exploring the world. This guide will answer your practical questions, relieve you of your fears, and get you out the door, enjoying the world in all its fullness. Buy this book and start your planning now. If you’re adventurous, independent and curious about the world it’s going to be great. And if you’re interested in traveling abroad but don’t know if you can, this book will help you decide.
US$16.99 by Craig and Linda Martin of the popular Indie Travel Podcast
Travel as a couple is certainly an art and this guide is packed with helpful tips and advice for planning and living your dream lifestyle. There are sure to be aspects of your trip together as a couple that you haven’t thought of, from public displays of affection to dealing with changing attitudes. Whether you’re a new couple or one that has been together for ages, you’re bound to learn something new with this book. The authors are successful long-term travellers and the perfect pair to take advice from.
Backpacking Tips for Southeast Asia
FREE by FlipNomad
Check out the free tips in this great guide, including how to save money for your trip, what to bring, getting there, finding cheap and free accommodation, working, health, safety and food.
Culture Briefings
Culture Briefings give you current, in-depth information found in no other single source on the customs, culture, traditions and ways of life of people in cultures around the world. In today’s increasingly smaller world, understanding the ways of the world’s other peoples is an essential skill. And the Geotravel Research Center’s Culture Briefings will help you develop that expertise.
US$18 by Maria Berkestam and Magus Drysen :: Are You Ready To Begin Your Journey of a Lifetime? This book shows you how you CAN change your life forever by travelling the world, no matter what your circumstances are. This eBook is dedicated to guide, support and inspire you to follow your dreams. Learn why traveling actually is good for you, how to get the money you’ll need to go traveling the world, how to find the time that will allow you to take months off from your everyday commitments, what you can do to make it possible to leave your job and go on the journey of your life instead, how to handle the school issue so you can take your kids out in the world and let them collect first hand experiences, how to travel and stay for free and much more.
Getting Out of Auto US 9.99 by Bethany Salvon, photographer and blogger at Beers and Beans :: Geared towards the relative beginner to a DSLR camera, as well as those who want to get the most out of their point-and-shoot consumer brand cameras, this book has simple explanations for everything important you need to know. You can break free from the auto settings on your camera and truly get to know how to get the most out of your camera.
Guerilla Travel Photography eBook
US$29.95 by Tony Page
Professionally designed, content-packed 259 page manual (129 double spreads, A4 size pages) by a professional photographer and writer. Provides a personal photographic armoury of creative tools, ninja practical tips and downright cunning techniques that will transform your travel images and the way you shoot on the road.
How to Make Money With Your Travel Blog
US$49 by Matt Kepnes (Nomadic Matt)
Learn from one of the most established travel bloggers, a person who actually makes significant money from his travel blog. Kepnes helps you choose your niche and gain readership, traffic and a loyal following. The book includes SEO tips, planning advice and secrets from one of the most successful travel bloggers out there.
How to Save Money By Booking Your Travel Online
FREE by Chris Christensen of the blog, Amateur Traveler :: This is a beginner to intermediate guide on how to use different online travel sites to book your travel. The eBook covers strategy for finding low prices as well as tools to help you determine where and when to go.
How to Take Great Travel Photos with a Point and Shoot Camera
US$14.99 by Brendan van Son of Brendan’s Adventures
You can take great travel photos with your point and click camera, it’s just a matter of learning a couple of tricks of the trade. This book is put together in a simple way to steer you towards not only good travel pictures, but amazing ones. After reading this book you will begin taking pictures that you won’t be ashamed to show to your friends and family when you get home.
US$9.99 by Matt Kepnes (Nomadic Matt)
Save time and get your dream teaching job overseas with this comprehensive guide to certification, job types, opportunities, money and contract issues – everything you need to know to become an English teacher, find your perfect location and secure a job as an English teacher in the location you want.
Living an Empowered Life Through Travel: 20 Life Lessons Travel Taught Me
FREE by Caz Makepeace of the immensely popular YTravel Blog :: Learn how travel can empower you to grow and evolve as a person. Learn about the natural laws and principles that can make your life more fulfilling. Caz has travelled for over ten years and to 35 countries – learn a little of what she knows about life and living.
Overcoming The 7 Major Obstacles To Traveling The World
US$8 by Anil Polat of Fox Nomad
If you want to travel the world but don’t know where to start, this is a fantastic resource. You can use it to check on your progress or give you a boost when you need it from time to time.
US$9.95 by Sofia von Porat and Nathan Schacherer of the top travel blog, As We Travel
This 100+ page guide provides step-by-step advice so you can prepare every area of your next trip with stress-free confidence and without worrying that you missed any important details. This book gives you the INSIDER TIPS – it’s about cutting the fat, and giving you exactly what you NEED to know.
FREE by Simon Fairbairn and Erin McNeaney of the Never Ending Voyage travel blog
A beautiful book that will inspire and help you plan your trip to South America with photos, recommendations, travel costs and tips. Featuring 28 destinations, the book also covers transportation, language, safety and food advice.
US$29.99 A comprehensive guide to saving money in Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam and Laos, including a packing list and tips you won’t find anywhere else.
Support Your RV Lifestyle! An Insider’s Guide to Working on the Road
US$23.90 Support Your RV Lifestyle has been called the “bible” of working on the road. It’s 400 pages is packed with information and resources. The price includes a CD (US$9.95 value) with all the appendices and resource pages with live URLs and bonus articles. Media mail shipping is included in the price as well.
Travel Safety: Safety Tips for Personal and Corporate Travellers
US$9.99 by Craig Bidois with Craig Martin (of Indie Travel Podcast)
Travellers today face many potential threats, from natural disasters to sickness to muggings. Travel Safety helps get you ready for travel with advice from a safety consultant and seasoned traveller.
The Ultimate Tech Guide for Travelers
US$37 by Anil Polat of Fox Nomad Learn how to turn your laptop into the most powerful tool in your backpack and save hundreds of dollars in software and technology, and also get your own personal computer engineer for your travels. In addition to saving you a minimum of $100 over the next year on gadgets, teaching you how to setup a complete offline backup system, providing you with ways to recover stolen laptops and more, you’ll also get six months of personal tech support from Anil. This includes specific step-by-step guidance and prompt email support for every topic covered in the book.
The Visa Book by Christine Gilbert of the popular blog, Almost Fearless :: US$60% of the countries of world do not require a visa for American passport holders. But which ones? Online information about visa rules are often incorrect and outdated — and almost never cite their source. The Visa Book gives you all the rules in one place, perfect for planning your round-the-world trip or brainstorming about your next vacation. The best part? We directly quote and link to the Department of State and Embassy website (when available) so you can double-check our data!
The V-List: The World’s Most Complete Reference Book of Global Volunteer Travel Opportunities
US$5 by Nola Lee Kelsey :: Covers the full-range of voluntourism opportunities, including detailed descriptions of over 750 individual volunteer opportunities, hundreds of additional resources by region and a complete index of projects by specialty. It also includes a reference guide helping travellers find the volunteer organization that best suits their ‘voluntary’ style and an index of volunteer organizations by country.
Your Totally Awesome Guide to Volunteer Travel
FREE by Sarah Palmer
Learn all about volunteer travel, including how to choose a program, travel information and how your volunteer experience can help you in your career and education. Also includes a directory of 400 international programs.
eBooks for Expats
Moving to Australia: a guide for expats, lovers and the otherwise curious
A$16 by Andrea Spirov of Inspiring Travellers :: Whether you want to work in Australia long-term or just have a working holiday in Australia, this book will assist you with all aspects of your journey. It will be especially helpful for those emigrating to Australia as a spouse, as the author recounts her experience from applying for the partner visa to becoming a citizen. All Australian visas are also outlined, such as skilled immigration visas, student visas and visas for those who have already found jobs in Australia.
Lifestyle Design
A Practical Guide to Going Digital: How to Break Up with Your Cubicle for Good
US$12.99 by Christine Gilbert of the popular blog, Almost Fearless :: Instead of being tethered by your blackberry, imagine it allowing you the freedom to summer in Greece. Instead of dreading the morning commute, imagine accessing your corporate intranet while attending your child’s recital. Imagine being able to do what so many of us wait until retirement for: to travel, but still be able to make a living, develop your career and leave the cubicle behind. It’s not just for adventurous Richard Branson types. Anyone who has the desire to work remotely, can and without the usual trappings of reduced income or substandard living conditions. This book shows you how to become a digital nomad.
The Simple Guide to a Minimalist Life
US$9.95 by Leo Babauta
Learn about clearing clutter and reducing your possessions, figuring out what’s necessary and how to be content with less, simplifying your schedule, your work, and living a less stressful life, creating a minimalist workspace, home, computer, financial life, diet and fitness program, and how to go paperless and digitize your life.
30 Ways in 30 Days to Redesign Your Life and Travel the World
$US9.99 by Christine Gilbert of the popular blog, Almost Fearless :: This ebook contains the practical, real world steps you need to take to get from wherever you are, to exactly where you want to be. You’ll learn about dealing with debt and financial obligations, finding remote work, deciding whether to store or sell, saving for travel and everything else it takes to make long term world travel a reality. Start today…
Learn a Foreign Language
The Everyday Language Learner’s Guide to Getting Started (First-Class Edition)
US$20 by Aaron Myers of Everyday Language Learner
The journey to language learning can be challenging but this guide is your ticket. You’ll learn how people can naturally learn languages, change your way of thinking and give you the tools to make the most of your language learning opportunities. If the books and classes aren’t working, get this guide today.
US$8 by Aaron Myers of Everyday Language Learner
Evaluate your language learning journey and improve your progress. Learn now to measure progress, set goals and learn more with this helpful guide.
Rocket Languages is one of the leaders in downloadable language-learning products. Formed in 2004, Rocket Languages offers courses in Spanish, French, Italian, German, Japanese, Chinese, Hindi, Arabic and American Sign Language.
FREE by Aaron Myers of Everyday Language Learner
This guide helps language learners think about how to create, maintain and protect their motivation, commitment and attitude toward language learning.
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Very good list – an excellent resource for the traveller.
I love this, I haven’t seen some of these ebooks. Cool, thanks!
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