5 Travel Magazine to Subscribe To
For those of you who prefer to physically hold a publication that you are reading, here are 5 excellent Travel Magazines that you can get delivered direct to your door. For the rest of you, you can check out the online versions of these magazines too.
Arthur Frommers Budget Travel
Arthur Frommers Budget Travel, tries to provide unique ideas for travel around the world. As the name of the magazine suggests, one of the main focuses is to provide information that will hopefully save you $$$ where ever you travel.
Subscribe to Arthur Frommers Budget Travel at Amazon
Check out Arthur Frommers Budget Travel online
National Geographic Traveler
As expected from the National Geographic, this magazine focuses on domestic and foreign destinations, personal travel reflections, food and restaurants, great places to stay, photography, trends, adventure, ecotourism, road trips, cultural events, and travelers. Features also include TravelWise that provides complete mini guidebook for planning your trip.
Subscribe to National Geographic Traveler at Amazon
Check out National Geographic Traveler online
Conde Nast Traveler
Traveling anonymously means that writers for Conde Nast Traveler can provide credible, truthful information that you can rely on for planning your next trip. Don’t expect budget vacations to feature here, but you will not have to be a millionaire to use Conde Nast Traveler to plan you next vacation. Added bonus is the Gold List, Hot List and Reader’s Choice issues that are filled with the world’s best places to eat, drink, shop and stay
Subscribe to Conde Nast Traveler at Amazon
Check out Conde Nast Traveler online
Travel +Leisure
Looking to find the best travel spots around the world, then check out Travel + Leisure. You will find, the best hotels, best beaches, best food and much more in this monthly publication. With insider information and travel tips helping to reduce the stress of vacation planning
Subscribe to Travel +LeisureTravel at Amazon
Check out Travel +Leisure online
Wanderlust
Is the UK’s leading independent travel magazine (and a personal favorite). Having just celebrated it’s 15th anniversary in 2008. Wanderlust is for independent-minded and adventurous travelers who are ‘looking for world class information and advice about where to go, what to visit and how to get there‘.
Subscribe to Wanderlust
Check out Wanderlust online
What’s your favorite printed travel magazine or online travel magazine?
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January 31st, 2009 at 9:35 pm
As a full-time traveller, I don’t subscribe to any magazines. Each dollar I spend on dreaming is a dollar I can’t spend on doing. In any case, where would I have my subscription sent to?! You can’t be a vagabond and read about it in print too.
January 31st, 2009 at 10:23 pm
Hi Craig
Thanks for the comment and good points. Though some people still do like to have things in print. But all of the 5 have a pretty good online presence to. so that makes it better when vagabonding around.
Take care
Brian
February 1st, 2009 at 4:42 pm
I hope people keep reading travel magazines. If you can’t go to a far-off exotic location, reading about it is the next best thing. My favorites are National Geographic Traveler or National Geographic Adventure. For a look at Arizona, AZ Highways can’t be beat.
February 2nd, 2009 at 1:46 pm
I think subscribing to at least one isn’t such a bad idea. Especially the budget traveler… great tips for spending less $$.
~ Kristi
February 11th, 2009 at 8:42 pm
You left out my favorite magazine– Wend Magazine! It’s especially great for the epic, adventure traveler.
February 11th, 2009 at 9:23 pm
What about Wend! I have been reading it for a few years and love the adventure travel stories.
http://www.wendmag.com
also they offer a digital subscription that you can read online or download.
February 11th, 2009 at 9:50 pm
I highly recommend Wend Magazine, which is a newer publication out of Portland. They’re the real deal - great stories of intrepid travelers like a young couple who walked the entire length of the Andes, or of a guy born without legs who travels around the world on a skateboard. Great writing, great visuals, with a unique environmental ethic - the mag is printed in Oregon on FSC-certified paper, so they walk the talk. Check them out at http://www.wendmag.com.
February 11th, 2009 at 10:42 pm
@Mary, @Nicole and @Bryan, thanks for the info on Wend magazine. Will be checking it out.